Felix Finch and the others also saw Nina Jacobs.
Zombies lunged at her, but she killed each one with a single blow.
She walked over to an area marked with a white line.
Earth Element Superpower surged from her hands, and a stone wall, about three meters high, erupted from the ground.
After confirming the wall’s height and thickness were within the required parameters, Nina Jacobs continued to channel her Earth Element Superpower.
With the nearby zombies now under control, everyone stared into the distance in shock.
Nina Jacobs was practically forming the stone wall as she walked.
She followed the white line on the ground. Wherever she passed, a wall erupted from the empty space.
Felix Finch’s eyes filled with awe.
This was basically a one-woman construction project.
"I’ve never seen anything like it in my life,"
a Water Element Superpower User said.
To encircle an area this large, it would take over an hour just to walk the perimeter.
And yet, she was starting the whole thing by herself.
"It seems I made the right choice."
Mirelle Keller sat in a car, with Reginald Sutton at the wheel.
Nina Jacobs had assigned a few people to accompany her. They were preparing to go to Pyralia to bring Thaddeus Wren and nearly 200 others back here.
After all, they were desperately short on people right now.
"Were you an architect before?"
Reginald Sutton asked as he drove.
Nina Jacobs had designed the defensive checkpoints around the base, but blueprints still needed to be drawn up, incorporating the dimensions, thickness, and orientation of the walls and terrain.
And it was Mirelle Keller who had pulled an all-nighter to create those blueprints.
"You could say that. I’m also eager to see what her designs will look like when they’re finished."
Mirelle Keller had once been involved in designing a sports stadium.
She didn’t know anything about defensive checkpoints, much less traps or tactics for fighting off zombie raids.
Nina Jacobs had come up with all those designs by herself.
From an architect’s perspective, the designs were unquestionably the work of a professional.
It seemed the surprises Nina Jacobs had in store for her went beyond just a powerful Superpower.
Nina Jacobs could feel her Superpower draining but wasn’t worried about running out of Superpower Energy at all.
She wasn’t creating the stone wall from thin air; she was transmuting the existing dirt and rocks on the ground.
This conserved far more Superpower Energy than materializing it from nothing.
She planned to build three lines of defense, and this was the first.
Gralem Prison covered a vast area, and by now, Nina Jacobs had already reached the far side.
A small, pink electric tricycle pulled up from behind.
Cordelia stopped beside Nina Jacobs and said,
"You must be exhausted walking like this. Hop in, I’ll give you a ride."
The Keldorn sun was intense. Though it was only eight in the morning, the scorching heat felt like it could melt anything.
Nina Jacobs wasn’t tired, but the tricycle had a fan and provided shade, making it a much more comfortable option.
"This is the little electric cart I used to take to work. Mr. Ainsworth installed a solar power system for me, so I never have to worry about charging it again."
Cordelia said happily.
She was very fond of her little cart.
Sitting in the cart didn’t hinder Nina Jacobs from using her Superpower.
"By the way, do you really not need to find some other Earth Element Superpower Users to help?
How many days will this take if you’re doing it all by yourself?"
Cordelia wasn’t questioning Nina Jacobs’s ability; it was just that the project seemed overwhelmingly large to her.
"Three days."
Nina Jacobs answered.
"Three..."
Cordelia looked at her in shock.
"It would have taken four days, but with you giving me a ride, it’ll be even faster."
Nina Jacobs said with a smile.
Cordelia knew that Nina Jacobs rarely joked.
Sure enough, before the morning was over, the first perimeter wall around Gralem Prison was complete.
Amid everyone’s gasps of amazement, Cordelia drove Nina Jacobs along the wall to begin a second pass.
During the second pass, Nina Jacobs shaped the other side of the wall into a smooth, convex surface that was impossible to climb.

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