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After I Fully Prepared for the Apocalypse, the Ungrateful Cried with Regret novel Chapter 271

Chapter 271: Chapter 271: Not as Big as a Cowshed

Holden Shaw had also heard about the Superpower User Alliance around the base these past few days.

Including the fact that Wayne Warner had once been taken away by people from the Superpower User Alliance.

He quickly caught up to Nina Jacobs, saying with some concern, "That guy, Tyson Hughes, is really strong."

"Yeah, I know."

Nina had heard about it from Chase Gallagher before.

Ever since Tyson Hughes entered City D Base, he had been going out alone every day to kill zombies.

His strength must have improved a lot since then.

"Are we training today?

Maybe we could do some targeted training?"

Holden Shaw hesitated, wanting to say more but stopping himself.

"Afraid I’ll lose?"

Nina turned to look at him, a smile playing on her lips.

"No, that’s not it. Our captain will definitely not lose,

but he’s a Dual Element Superpower User..."

Looking at Nina like this, Holden Shaw’s face flushed red.

Tyson Hughes possessed a Dual Element Superpower of Thunder and Speed, but Nina only had the Fire Element...

He was genuinely worried for her.

"Who says he’s the only one with a Dual Element Superpower?"

Nina left him with just that one sentence.

Leaving Holden Shaw standing there, stunned.

’What did Nina just mean?’

’Could it be what I was thinking?!’

...

Stella’s bye in the tournament gave everyone another welcome day off.

But with the finals up next, no one dared to relax.

Business at the small shop was also surprisingly good.

Until a woman carrying a child appeared inside.

"Welcome. What would you like to buy?"

Claire Warner looked at Lana before her.

In her arms was the little girl from yesterday, Eve.

"Here... can you really trade Crystal Cores for supplies?"

Besides Greg Unger, Rohan Calloway, who was with them yesterday, had also come with Lana.

The group had driven over in a beat-up sedan and had even paid a guide fee just to find this so-called small shop.

But when they saw that it was just a sheet-metal shack run by a single woman, they couldn’t help but feel a little disappointed.

’It’s not even as big as the cattle shed in our clan...’

"Yes, you can. Just tell me what you want."

Claire Warner guessed that Lana’s group wanted to buy a lot of supplies, but they were also being very wary.

"Let’s start with some flour. Grains and other cereals would be best."

Lana thought for a moment, then took out a small bag of Crystal Cores.

Grains were the easiest to store and the most suitable for their clan.

Claire Warner nodded. After counting the Crystal Cores, she waved her hand and produced two large bags of flour, along with a small bag of soybeans and brown rice.

When the group saw these supplies, they couldn’t look away.

Heaven knows how long it had been since they had seen actual food grains!

"We’ll take some more."

Lana swallowed hard, then made several more purchases in the same manner.

Claire Warner’s attitude remained unchanged.

The group exchanged glances and even started discussing in the Bishop Clan’s language off to the side.

They kept glancing at Claire Warner as they talked.

But Claire didn’t rush them, simply waiting patiently.

Finally, Lana walked over and asked, "We heard this place isn’t open every day?"

Claire Warner nodded. "That’s right. I probably won’t be back until the afternoon five days from now."

’In five days, the Superpower User tournament should be over.’

The afternoon five days from now...

Rohan Calloway lowered his voice and leaned in to ask:

"If we buy a large amount of supplies, will there be any security issues on your end?"

Supplies were so precious; they were worried someone might try to fight them for it.

After all, their hundred warriors had all been sacrificed, leaving less than ten of them now.

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