The Beginning of the World: Going to the Countryside as an Educated Youth

Chapter 301 Belated Science!

Everyone was stunned! They were all shocked by the scene before their eyes...

This scene is really a bit inconsistent...

In the bustling city of Manhattan, New York State, a huge ship slowly approached, like a ghost, floating in the vast ocean of the city.

As the ship continued to approach inland, the bottom of the giant ship began to touch the car that was already submerged in the water... and then there were bursts of dull friction sounds.

After crushing countless vehicles and obstacles, the huge ship finally came to a slow stop.

……

"The fundamental rule of storms is that they continue until the conditions that gave rise to them are destroyed..."

In a secret conference room, Professor Hall is explaining the current climate situation in front of a huge display screen.

Participants included the Lighthouse Country’s military and political leaders and many experts, including the president, vice president, secretary of state and military representatives.

"Now... I'm talking about a global readjustment of climate change... This superstorm will last about seven to ten days..."

"When the storm ends, the entire Earth, except for the equator, will basically become a glacier..."

"For us, huge ice and snow will cover the entire north and most of the south..."

"Then the white world made of ice and snow will continue to reflect sunlight... causing the surface temperature to remain at a lower level... until a new balance is reached..."

"By that time... the temperature will be the same as during the last ice age!"

Professor Hall described the scene his team had calculated using a computer model with a heavy face...

"Oh... then what can we do?"

A military leader asked Hall.

"At this point... we have already missed the best opportunity... All we can do now is to keep moving south... the further the better..."

Hall looked at everyone present with a serious face.

"This is no joke. You want us to flee our own home?"

"Where do you suggest they go?"

"Suggestion... it's too late to give advice now..."

Professor Hall's face darkened.

Everyone felt a little embarrassed, and Vice President Raymond Baker adjusted his glasses guiltily.

"The only places they can go now are places that are not flooded, such as Texas, Florida, and of course it would be best if they can go to Mexico..."

"Mexico? Take care of your science... Let us decide the policy..."

Vice President Raymond Baker said with his arms folded across his chest and a little arrogant.

"We tried it before... back when science still worked... but you didn't follow science..."

The director of the Beacon Country Weather Management Bureau sneered.

Raymond Baker frowned and was about to argue when the number one figure spoke.

"Professor...tell me your advice..."

The president looked at Hall with a complicated expression.

Hall thought for a while, stood up, walked to the huge map in the conference room, took out a marker, and drew a long line along the middle of the map of the Lighthouse Country.

"For now, we can only evacuate the people south of this line... Let them flee as far south as possible... This way they may still be able to save their lives!"

The Secretary of State was somewhat surprised as she was the only female attendee there.

"So...what about the people north of that line?"

She looked at Hall hopefully, as if hoping to get a good answer.

"They...they have missed the best opportunity..."

"If they do step out of their homes, the storm will kill them!"

Hall's face looked heavy.

Looking at that line…everyone in the conference room felt as if they were being pressed down by a huge rock.

At this moment, it was not just a map, but billions of lives.

"At this point, their best chance of survival is to stay inside... to get through as safely as possible... and then pray to God..."

Hall's eyes were slightly moist... Thinking of his son Sam who was trapped in Manhattan, New York, he felt extremely sad.

Although he had talked to Sam on the phone and learned that Sam was currently in good condition, it did not mean that Sam would be able to survive the raging storm in the future.

Especially the extremely cold air pouring down from the eye of the storm, the temperature is minus 150 degrees Fahrenheit...it can freeze a city in an instant.

"........."

Public Library, Manhattan, New York!

Outside the window, heavy snow was falling, drifting between the sky and the earth, wrapping the bustling city in a thick layer of clothes, like an oversized white wedding dress.

Buildings loom in it.

A thick layer of snow has covered the ground.

At this time, it is on the second floor of the public library, in the reading hall.

Brian was wrapped in a thick blanket and repairing an old radio.

There were tired people all around, some lying down, some sitting, curled up, trying their best to maintain their body temperature.

The police officer slowly walked over to Brian.

"Maybe you can find someone to help you..."

"Mr. Policeman, thank you for your concern, but I am the president of the Electronics Student Union... and the Mathematics and Chess Associations..."

Brian didn't even raise his head, speaking with some pride, his hands moving non-stop.

"If there is someone more powerful here... please point him out..."

As he spoke, he slowly raised his head and looked at the policeman beside him.

"Well... maybe I should just let you keep doing it on your own..."

The police officer clearly felt offended and said gloomily.

At this moment, as a police officer, he felt that his authority was challenged and was slightly annoyed!

"Ha ha……"

A burst of laughter came from the side.

"Maybe you don't need to fix it... I happen to have an old radio..."

Sam and Laura were originally lying on the assembled desks. When they heard the familiar voice, they couldn't help but raise their heads.

Suddenly, an Oriental man appeared beside them, looking calm and confident, and looking at them with a smile, as if it was just an ordinary summer afternoon, his smile was so sunny and bright.

Laura also raised her head curiously and looked at Zhao Canlan's bright smile. Her heartbeat quickened in an instant. Although this heartbeat was a little weaker than when Hall saved her before, she was indeed a little confused.

"You are...you are the Zhao from Eastern China?"

Brian put down the tools in his hand, with a look of surprise on his face.

He had regretted before that he had not communicated more with Zhao Dongchuan or left him a phone number or something.

After the disaster, Brian wondered whether Zhao Dongchuan would survive like them, but he didn't expect that they would meet here at this moment.

"Oh my God...you are still alive..."

Laura climbed up, half lying down and looked at Zhao Dongchuan with a look of surprise on her face.

"Zhao...Nice to see you again..."

Sam looked at him happily.

For these young people, it is indeed a happy thing to meet an acquaintance in the disaster.

Zhao Dongchuan looked at them with a smile and nodded.

"I don't think you need to fix it. You can use this... It's just missing a battery. I think you should have..."

Zhao Dongchuan handed over the radio in his hand... It was an old radio. Perhaps due to its age, the nameplate logo had become blurred, but it did not affect its use.

"Yes...we have batteries..."

Brian happily took the radio from Zhao Dongchuan.