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Accessing the terminals, you realise that something other than digital newspapers have been published...
It's a...digital journal?
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It's a...digital journal?
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Doe from the CCDE here. I attended the recent workers' expedition to "Camp Genua" and captured many valuable pictures from my personal experience. Before we begin, I must make it absolutely clear that this expedition was a smashing success. While it is true that there were quite a few challenges along the way, our diligent protectors, workers and doctors of Industrial-24 pulled through.
First thing first, you will notice the ongoing weather anomaly south of the camp's location. It is a hauntingly beautiful sight did not effect the Camp in any capacity.
The camp was not that great for human habitation in the beginning, but our workers quickly overcame the difficulties to establish a self-sufficient site for other workers to move in. Like the local well, it was filled with undrinkable water at first, but our boys at the CWU filtrated it in a day!
I think we managed to set up a sustainable farm as well. Though, unfortunately, I was not around to capture those images.
<- This was a handful of hours after the Civil Workers did their magic.
A common misconception I heard at both the camp and back in Industrial-24 is the question about OIL. Turns out, it was never about oil to begin with. Most of our working hours were spent at the local mining outposts, extracting valuable minerals for transportation or establishing foundational facilities for continued mining operations.
Honestly, it was quite confusing, but I remember hearing one of the assigned administrators that the OIL in the name of this expedition was METAPHORICAL.
This was the mine that we worked in. It had an elevator, equipment, and an infested mine.
There were simply too many pictures taken. I will try to showcase most of the interesting ones in sections. I will show the colourful personality that led us, our Protectors at work, what was it like working in an infestation, and finally, the workers themselves.
Stay tuned!
- Doe, CCDE.
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