On the isolated island, just two miles from where the tribal people had been relocated, a major operation was underway. A short ten-minute boat ride from the mainland brought workers to this busy site, now undergoing a process of construction.
Lands had been cleared and makeshift roads had been scrambled around.
The day began with large trucks arriving, heavily loaded with essential components for the project. Workers hurried to unload the equipment which included the massive fusion reactor and other critical machinery. The island's landscape rapidly transformed with the construction of sturdy access roads that were essential for moving the equipment into position.
Evan, focused and authoritative, oversaw the entire operation. He issued precise and clear commands to the crew, directing them to unload, position, and assemble the various components. The fusion reactor, a pivotal element of the project, was carefully linked to the atomic printer.
