ObsidianFox & Dweller
Got any plans for turning that old gas station into a real bunker? I could patch up the walls and set up a watchpost, and you could run the sensors. It’s a good way to keep both our backs covered.
Sure, but first we need to survey the structure, check load capacity, seal all entry points, then install a tiered sensor system and secure the power supply. Once that's done, we can set up the watchpost.
Sounds good, I’ll grab the bolt cutters and start sealing up the holes. You bring the sensor kit. Let’s get it done before the next storm.
Got it, the sensor kit’s prepped and all modules are calibrated for redundancy. Make sure the cut‑outs are exactly the right size so the seals will be airtight; I’ll double‑check the pressure levels once you finish sealing. Let's finish before the storm hits.
Alright, I’ll keep the bolt cutters ready and watch the cuts closely. When you’re on site, we’ll double‑check everything together. Storm’s coming, so let’s move fast.
Okay, the kit’s on its way. I’ll arrive, run diagnostics, and then we’ll confirm every seal and sensor is functioning. Speed and precision—let's get it done before the storm hits.