100th Run - Book Five: A Regressor's LitRPG Adventure by Flossindune

Author:Flossindune [Flossindune]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Shadow Alley Press
Published: 2025-01-28T00:00:00+00:00

TWENTY-FIVE

Hanford Site, Washington - 5:37 AM

The trek across the snowy terrain did take me a while, but I was feeling good by the time I arrived. Many years ago, the site had been a nuclear production site. It had been decommissioned for many years now. None of the reactors were functional, and the only one in the area was several miles away and used to provide electricity to countless homes throughout the region.

This was no longer the case.

A long, tall wall had been built on the perimeter of the Hanford Site, and most everything inside had changed. Even though I couldn’t see very far within, it was unmistakable what was going on. The whirring of machines at work, bolting and cutting sheets of metal, crashes and clanks as heavy objects were moved about; it was the sound of an assembly line.

The administrators had changed this place into a gigantic factory.

Getting close to the wall, I could hear the thrum of electricity going through it. Touching it wouldn’t have been fatal, but it would have dealt an excruciating amount of hit point damage to someone like me. I knew from experience that there was no entrance or exit. Everything that came in did so from the air, which meant I would have to do the same.

Raising my Vambrace of Wires above my head, I Lifted it upwards. My body went with it, slowly ascending to reach the top of the wall.

<<<>>>

[[Patron Message]]

Remind me again for my own edification, how many times have you completed this? Have you done it solo?

<<<>>>

“Twice, and no, I’ve never done it solo,” I admitted, unable to help the excitement in my voice. “It’s going to be dangerous, sure, but that’s okay. I can handle everything that’s in there. So long as it comes in waves. And I use cover to my advantage. And a few other things fall in my favor.”

I pointed up at the sky. “Which you might think means I’m not up for this, but I assure you that I am. There's nothing to worry about.”

Finally reaching the top, I got my first look inside. The area was so well lit that it seemed like daytime. All around the perimeter, I could see hundreds of patrolling robots.

The most common were the P-11 Obstructors, each painted olive green. Aside from their arms and legs, which were mostly normal, everything else was made up of bulbous, ovular sections. A single green eye swiveled around their heads, watching for intruders. One of their arms was a simple two-finger gripper, while the other tapered down to a point they could use to fire lasers out of.

Others, the ones that were less numerous, were sleeker. They were the Q-07 Hunters. Their dark bodies weren’t nearly as rotund, and their four-fingered hands were much more dexterous. These held on to what could obviously be called ray guns based on their aesthetic. I knew that this model was created for the second scenario. They were tougher and more accurate than their predecessors and could operate the vehicles seen around the site.

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