Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Chapter 1084 Planning a Military Base

Li Mo'er handed the mobile phone to Commander Feng: "Make a call and tell them to come tonight, otherwise it would be bad if so many good things were taken away."

Commander Feng took the mobile phone and made a call to the troops: "Hey, Lao Yang, this is Feng Zhengcheng. Yes, I'm in the Spratly Islands right now. Yes, I just arrived a little while ago. Um, I'm sending your 1st Battalion of the 1st Regiment to Lile Beach in the Spratly Islands immediately. Yes, you don't need to bring anything, just bring your own quilts. We'll go back tomorrow. Don't worry, it's very safe. Okay."

Commander Feng hung up the phone and said to Li Mo'er, "They're leaving now and won't arrive until tomorrow morning. There are about 800 of them. Where will they sleep when they arrive? They can't just sleep on the island, can they?"

Li Mo'er shook her head, and with a thought, a shipping container appeared in front of them.

This shipping container was made for the first batch of residents in Donghai City. An extra one was made at the time and has been sitting in her online space ever since.

Li Mo'er said, "I have more than ten more in my space, all of which can be made like this."

Commander Feng and Political Commissar Kong entered the container and were immediately struck by the two sets of bunk beds inside. These beds looked much lighter than the bulky and heavy ones currently used in the military.

Political Commissar Kong surveyed the layout of the container and said, "It's just temporary, there's no need to go to so much trouble. I think the wooden planks we used on the island were just fine, that was much easier. One large dormitory could sleep a dozen or twenty people!"

Li Mo'er thought it made sense, so with a thought, the four of them entered the space.

The space contains many large trees that were felled to plant valuable trees, with pine trees being the most abundant.

She found an open space and began construction. First, she made the frame of the wooden house, then used three-centimeter-thick planks around it, and finally laid wooden floorboards. Inside, she built beds directly out of wood, and the room could easily accommodate more than ten people.

A row of about ten rooms can sleep 130 to 140 people. Li Mo'er has done a lot of carpentry work, mostly pavilions, corridors and walkways.

Compared to that, the log cabins were much simpler. After about seven or eight days inside the space, rows of brand-new log cabins were completed.

Then they built a spacious canteen with rows of tables and long benches.

She cut the stove and cutting board directly from granite.

The next morning at eight o'clock, the group, having eaten and drunk their fill in the space, left. With a thought, Li Mo'er conjured rows of wooden houses on the island.

Commander Feng and Political Commissar Kong were beaming with joy as they looked at the wooden houses.

With a wave of her hand, Li Mo'er brought out a kitchen and dining room not far from the barracks. She then put the food and vegetables that had been placed on the island a few days earlier into the kitchen, along with dozens of bottles of each of oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar. A temporary camp was thus completed.

When she destroyed the bases in Japan and the United States, she took several spare large generators, which are now perfect for use on the island.

With a generator, fuel is essential, so she provided two 30-ton fuel tanks filled with diesel.

There were plenty of household items in the space; basins, towels, soap, toothpaste, and toothbrushes were all being thrown out in piles!

Around noon, just after finishing lunch, Li Mo'er and Zhao Yunting saw two warships approaching from the north. Just as the warships were about to dock, Li Mo'er used her mind to bring the two people who had been lingering in the space out.

The two men who came out looked completely bewildered. Commander Feng was holding a hand grenade and seemed to be studying its structure, while Political Commissar Kong was holding a submachine gun and aiming it.

Li Mo'er pointed to the two warships: "They've arrived. If we don't come out soon, it will be too late!"

The two then awkwardly handed the grenades and submachine guns to Li Mo'er. Li Mo'er turned around, and with a thought, the items in her hands went into her spatial storage.

When the two warships docked at the pier—or rather, the entire island—the island, which was ten meters above the sea and surrounded by cleared reefs by Li Mo'er, was perfect for mooring the ships.

Furthermore, she had left mooring posts around the island to secure the warships. The warships could dock anywhere.

After the ship was moored, the soldiers lined up to disembark on the island and waited in formation for the commander to speak.