Flames soared into the sky, visible from anywhere in the New Berlin District.
[Advisor: The exploded factory used a nuclear fission reactor, and most people think civilian nuclear fission equipment can't explode, but that's incorrect.]
[Advisor: As an industrial device and facility, the fission reactor only poses no explosion risk when "operating according to protocol," and its safety insurance only works when both "operating according to protocol" and "insurance running appropriately."]
[Advisor: Also, this wasn't a nuclear explosion.]
Nuclear explosions from nuclear fission are largely due to purity exceeding the threshold, a condition most nuclear power stations lack.
But even in this world, using nuclear power requires steam or other things. Under sufficient understanding of energy dynamics, these stored energy mediums are sealed in the power room, and when accumulated energy surpasses safe limits, it turns the power room into a gigantic bomb!
