In the wasteland, March 10th marked the first day of the disaster's official suspension.
On Earth, there was a familiar motivational saying:
"What woke a person up was never the alarm clock, but their dreams."
In the wasteland, this quote had another version.
What woke a sleeping survivor was not only danger, but also rewards!
At five in the morning, when the sky and sea were just beginning to lighten, survivors across the wasteland woke up early and began their day's work.
They did not ask each other why they were up so early.
The excitement in everyone's eyes completely betrayed them.
They cleared the seaweed tangled under the wooden rafts, dove into the sea to catch fresh treasure fish, and continued to patch up the weak spots previously exposed on the boats.
Usually, survivors assigned to these tedious and exhausting tasks dawdled lazily for a long time.
