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After I Fully Prepared for the Apocalypse, the Ungrateful Cried with Regret novel Chapter 309

Chapter 309: Chapter 309: Inside the Bishop Clan

"The Prayer Stones are no longer useful to my clan. If they can help our fellow countrymen of Drakonia, then why not?" Toya said.

All the clan members with Superpowers had already absorbed from them once, so she was willing to hand over the rest.

Although he had already prepared himself, Adrian Shaw’s eyes still widened when the Space Superpower User named Joey brought out two entire bamboo baskets full of Mystic Ice Cores.

’There are... so many?’

"Toya, are all of these...?" Shirley Lucas couldn’t help but ask.

Back at the base, a single Mystic Ice Core was enough to cause an all-out scramble.

"Of course. The Divine Stones fell from the sky, a blessing upon Drakonia.

...My clan members and I saw it with our own eyes that day. Many also fell below the cliff’s edge, but it’s impossible to go down there. There are too many Mawdrakes," Toya said.

"What are the Mawdrakes like?" Nina Jacobs asked curiously, remembering her system mission.

"Mornfell used to be a nature reserve, so there were always many wild animals and beasts of prey in these forests.

After the virus outbreak, just like with us humans, many of the animals turned into zombie beasts. But there are also mutated Mawdrakes, whose power surpasses that of the zombie beasts.

In short, every Mawdrake that has managed to survive is far more formidable than any zombie animal," Toya explained.

"I advise you all to take these and leave as soon as possible. The land of Mawdrakes is no place for you."

Lucasta Moreau, who had been standing to the side, finally spoke. Very few within the entire Bishop Clan had actually fought a Mawdrake.

Those who had were their very best warriors, and in his eyes, these people were still far too weak.

And this woman Trevor called ’teacher’—she looked far too naive.

"Lucasta, I will accompany Teacher and the others to the land of the Mawdrakes," Trevor countered.

He knew the purpose of Nina Jacobs’s trip. The Bishop Clan ought to lend them a hand.

Toya quickly had someone arrange accommodations for Nina Jacobs and her group.

Adrian Shaw and the others could all tell that the place they were given to stay was the finest building in the Bishop Tribe.

Along the way, many young, half-grown children followed them. To be precise, this group of kids had been surrounding them ever since they first entered the Bishop Tribe.

According to Toya, what little supplies the tribe had left were being prioritized for these young children, as they held the greatest hope for survival.

"You guys are so cool! Is your base big? How many people are there?"

A boy, about shoulder-height to Nina Jacobs, asked her curiously.

"Yes, it’s very big. There are over a hundred thousand people."

Nina Jacobs’s answer made all the children who had followed them widen their eyes.

"Does everyone there kill zombies? Trevor is so strong, and he calls you his teacher. You must be even stronger, right?"

Another little girl eagerly pushed her way forward to ask.

"No way. She’s a girl, and she’s so pretty. I bet she’s a Space Element or Healing Element user," a boy in the crowd retorted.

"What’s wrong with being a girl? Can’t girls be strong? You’re not as strong as me! You lost to me this morning," the little girl said indignantly.

Seeing all eyes turn to her in expectation, Nina Jacobs smiled and condensed a ball of orange-yellow Superpower Fire in her hand.

At the same time, she formed a Stone Spike in her left hand.

The little girl’s mouth hung open, her face flushed with excitement.

"See? See? Girls can be super strong! This big sister is a Dual Element user!"

"A Fire Element Superpower and an Earth Element Superpower!"

The others all looked on with expressions of surprise and adoration.

"Boys and girls are the same. Of course girls can be strong. So, if you go out into the world in the future, remember not to underestimate any opponent," Nina Jacobs said.

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