After I Fully Prepared for the Apocalypse, the Ungrateful Cried with Regret novel Chapter 83

Chapter 83: Chapter 83: "Homeland

Soothed by the registrar’s gentle words, the man began to calm down.

"We build this home together. As long as you’re willing to give your all for it, our home will reward you with the same warmth. Are you willing to join us and contribute?"

"I’m willing!

Of course I’m willing!"

the man replied instantly.

The registrar nodded, satisfied, and quickly began registering the man.

"You’re both Superpower Users, so you can stay in the premium dorms."

A middle-aged man was handling the registration for Nina Jacobs and her companion.

Just as he was about to assign them a room, a woman emerged from the back.

The woman shot Nina a glare, then leaned in and whispered something to the registrar.

The registrar gave Nina a surprised look.

Nina clearly saw him place the key card he had been about to hand her back on the counter.

"Is something wrong?"

Nina asked.

"It’s nothing. Here’s your key card. The room number is marked on the door.

You’ll follow her for now."

The registrar took out a different key card and handed it to her.

"Are the dorms separated by gender?"

Nina accepted the key card. It read: Area A, Suite 78.

"Enough with the pointless questions. Follow me and you’ll see."

The woman seemed to hold a strange hostility toward Nina and her companion.

Nina, of course, noticed.

And she soon found out why.

After they left the registration office, the woman led them further and further away from the main area.

She took them around a hill in the park, finally stopping in front of a deserted sheet-metal hut.

Just then, several strange men emerged from behind the hut.

They appeared to be with the woman.

Nina recognized this kind of hut. They were originally used as concession stands in the park and became unbearably hot in the sweltering weather.

"This isn’t Area A, Suite 78."

Nina faced the group without a hint of panic.

"You’ve got some nerve.

My nephew is still in the infirmary,

and Holly Abbott said you’re the one who put him there!"

the woman snapped.

’You mean that guy, Hector Quincy?’

That was the name Katherine Sutton had mentioned.

"That’s right! I’m the dorm manager here.

Today, you’ll either pay a fine or spend a day locked up in here.

Otherwise, you can wait for your official punishment!"

The woman sneered, pulling a large metal lock from behind the hut’s door.

"Got any gold on you? Crystal Cores will do, too.

If you do, hand it over to Miss Quincy. After all, you’re the one who hurt someone," a man with a buzz cut chimed in.

"He challenged me to a duel. Is he refusing to accept that he lost?"

Nina scoffed in disbelief.

"What duel? My nephew said you beat him up.

Either way, you’re paying my nephew’s medical bills!"

The woman was relentless. She had expected the girl—Summer Warner, was it?—to be afraid. Instead, Nina just shrugged, indicating she had nothing.

"No money? That’s fine. I’ll have these guys help you earn some.

A young thing like you will be in high demand around here, anyway."

As the woman spoke, the men around her began to snicker.

The implication was obvious.

This was a remote corner of the park. No one ever came through here.

Since they were all Superpower Users, they weren’t worried about the siblings escaping.

There were only two of them, after all.

"Superpowers are wasted on people like you."

As one of the men conjured a Wood Element Vine and sent it snaking toward her, Nina didn’t hesitate to hurl a Fireball right back at him!

"ARGH!"

the man shrieked.

"You dare to start a fight here?"

The woman shrieked and lunged at her.

"Wayne Warner."

Nina yelled.

"Since you all love solitary confinement so much, 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ𝓋𝑒𝑙.𝑐𝘰𝑚

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