The Endgame Chronicles (by Hugh White) novel Chapter 423

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Chapter 423

After returning, Hayley immediately began reorganizing everything

Milo stayed in the same region, but his mission changed.

He was no longer supporting Scott or providing rescue. Instead, he was there to snipe Scott and pin Tomorrow Base down in that area.

Wiping out the enemy completely was the highest form of respect.

After dealing with Scott, Hayley didn’t slow down.

She now faced even more urgent construction demands.

The third year of the apocalypse was about to arrive. After the zombies fully evolved, they would gradually break through the outer defenses and surge toward their safe zones.

Fortunately, this time, human settlements were no longer scattered like loose gravel, easily swallowed by wave after wave of zombies.

They had completed an incredible transformation in the early stage.

Most of the bases in the Eastern region had merged together. They formed a powerful league to resist the endless zombie tide.

In terms of supplies, Hayley was well stocked on food. Her base produced the most basic food on its own.

Steel, industrial goods, weapons, equipment, and metal materials were in critical shortage. Manpower was also

scarce.

All the bases combined had fewer than ten thousand people. After excluding nearly 4,000 combat personnel, the available labor force was under 6,000.

The more extreme the situation, the more unity and collective effort were required. Hayley implemented a league-wide universal production plan across Haylight League.

It was a one-year plan.

Within one year defensi

had to double, and both the first external defensive line and the first inner city

least, by the tenth year of the apocalypse in her previous life, they had ough one annual plan after another.

ades. Even five-year or three-year midterm goals were luxuries. They had to fight

an was to build the two defensive lines!

already

up and running. I’ve calculated the maximum transport capacity. Each factory will be en 300 and 500 workers. The factories can operate nonstop, 24 hours a day. Output can flow into the next stage, all the way to the final defensive wall construction,” Alex said, laying out the ayley.

the calculations from his team, they could push every stage of this one year plan to maximum output.

They accounted for manpower, upstream and downstream coordination, and overall efficiency.

Once launched, Haylight Base would run like a perfectly fitted machine, efficient and precise.

It had to be said, Alex and his people were made for this kind of work. They were a professional analytical and planning team, able to operate at their full potential within a powerful league.

If they were left to run a base on their own, they would inevitably head toward the same collapse as in her previous life.

They had strengths and weaknesses. Only by coming together could everyone maximize their value.

After listening to Alex’s report, Hayley carefully thought it through and ran the numbers in her head. Once she confirmed there were no issues, she said, “Proceed.”

“There’s one more thing,” Alex added. “This setup can only last one month.”

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