I don't have a system but I have a hammer

The next second, I started yelling!

Fuck you, there was no electricity when you first arrived?

play me?

But after cursing a few words, I fell into distress again...

Now that the entire base is out of power, how should I escape?

After thinking for a moment, there is no way...

ah~

With a slight sigh, I can only turn on the lighting system again, and push the battery out of the base again...

And when the light on my shoulders shone on the wreckage of the mechanical spider, my eyes couldn't help but burst out with the light of wisdom again...

"Never...never stop thinking!"

As if to prove this sentence, I immediately put the battery back into the rover, and then entered the cockpit...

Recalling the documentation I just read, I immediately pressed the start button...

"Battery low...three percent...battery low..."

I curled my lips, turned off the power, left the cockpit directly, and came to the mechanical spider...

Looking at its mechanical arm that was close to comminuted fracture, I seemed to be talking to myself, and spoke...

"As the saying goes, don't remember the old mistakes, don't mention the past, the grievances between you and me, from the moment we just fell into the crater, it is completely over..."

"Although I slaughtered your two children, I also hope that you can go to heaven to get together, don't you? Then next... I need you to help me, how about it?"

The mechanical spider was lying on its back, its silent silence seemed to be talking about something...

"Okay, I'll take it as your promise!"

After all, I nodded heavily to express my gratitude...

Then he slowly took out Brother Hammer, and carefully removed the two intact solar receiver panels on the back of the mechanical spider...

Why did I say that to it?

Because although the solar panel is an explosion-proof material, it will not be damaged easily, but I don't know the situation inside the spider battery...

In case the battery has been damaged by the impact, there is a good chance that the circuit will be damaged during the disassembly process...

Luckily though...I'm lucky!

Looking at the two human-high circuit boards in front of me, I breathed a sigh of relief, and at the same time nodded to the mechanical spider, and removed its internal battery at the same time...

Hmm...it didn't resist...

It's really a good spider that adults don't remember villains...

So it should go to heaven more...

To keep it from being lonely...

I even sent my son up there too...

I'm such a nice guy...

After a moment of emotion, I came back to the lunar rover, climbed up directly, and removed a whole solar panel on the top of the lunar rover, and then removed the battery, and dragged them to the bottom of the crater Location…

After thinking for a while, I returned to the base, found all the solar panels that could be used in the warehouse, and then shipped them out one by one...

Well, look what we got...

Eight one-person-high solar absorbing panels, two half-person-high solar batteries, and... a whole body of sweat!

Glancing at the "60.00% seven" battery display on the electronic screen, I resisted the idea of ​​starting the self-cleaning function...

Then the next step is to calculate!

I was on the day of the commendation ceremony...

That is December 12th...

Today is Valentine’s Day, February 2th…

That means I've been in space for 52 days...

Judging from the sudden appearance of the mechanical spider, and the fact that the battery will soon run out...

It must have calculated the time when the lunar day appeared, so it climbed out of the crater to receive sunlight...

And the area I am in is just in the middle of the back of the moon and the front of the moon...

in other words…

Although the hemisphere has a total of seven days of sunshine...

But actually shortened to my area...

In fact, less than three days...

Judging from the performance of the mechanical spider, today is undoubtedly the first day that this area receives sunshine!

So the crater has not been hit by sunlight yet!

Then it's time to figure it out...

But I still have to ask someone from the space station to help me with this...

Thinking of this, I quickly contacted the Mongolian girl...

"Help me calculate the time of the lunar day, how long will it take for the sun to reach my position?"

The communicator was silent for a moment, and gave an answer that made my pupils shrink suddenly...

"Fifteen hours later!"

Glancing at the oxygen level on the digital screen...

Only sixteen hours and 48 minutes left...

Another gamble... eh?

After hanging up the communication, I fell into deep thought...

That's right, the area of ​​the entire crater is undoubtedly huge, and I fell all the way down without being hit by any impact, which is enough to show that this crater is a rectum...

As far as the efficiency of the mechanical spider absorbing solar energy is concerned, it only needs to let the solar panels receive sunlight for half an hour, which is enough for me to escape the crater...

Half an hour of charging time, half an hour of escape time, seems to be enough time...

Call ~

Well, then take a gamble!

With dazzling lights in my eyes, I quickly spread out the solar receiver panel, then wiped off the dust on it with a spacesuit, and finally connected it to two batteries...

One is for a spider, one is for a rover...

After a short rest, I returned to the base, thought for a while, and began to look for the energy core of the base...

Yes, there is a place for charging, but where is the place for power supply?

Half an hour later, I found a strange trapezoidal groove in the warehouse...

Recalling it for a moment, it seems to be similar in shape to the giant cannon used by mechanical spiders to launch electronic webs?

Leaving the base, I removed the giant cannon from the spider, glanced at the structure above and the connecting device at the end of the cannon body, and suddenly understood...

It turns out that this thing is not only a weapon, but also has the function of connecting to a power source...

After a little fiddling, I directly removed the connecting device of the giant cannon, returned to the base, and poked it into the groove...

After finishing everything, I looked up at the emptiness and darkness above my head, slowly entered the cockpit of the lunar rover, leaned on the seat, and there were bursts of exhaustion in my eyes...

Oh, I can't sleep yet...

I reopened the structural diagram of the base and began to examine it carefully, feeling a little puzzled in my heart...

Where is the life support system here?