Apocalypse God Mode: Unlocked (Cecilia) novel Chapter 209

Chapter 209 The Cost of Shelter

‘Oh…

The registrar shook his head, looking regretful.

He didn’t press Ivy at all about writing down no ability.

Jerome came next and, like Ivy, registered himself as having no ability.

When it was Cecilia’s turn, she glanced at the form and wrote down level 3 physical ability user.

The registrar gave her a surprised look. “You don’t exactly look like a physical ability user, my dear.”

Cecilia smiled faintly and crushed the stone post beside her under one foot. “Appearances can be dec can’t they?”

The registrar was left speechless. Then he laughed helplessly. “Right, right. My mistake. Go ahead.” He handed her a tag as he spoke.

“Thank you.”

After thanking him, Cecilia walked over to Ivy and the others. Timothy registered after her.

Seeing the inaccurate information Cecilia’s group had written, he wasn’t surprised.

Ivy’s healing ability was too special. The same went for Regina on their side. When it was her turn, Tim had her write down a lower level as well.

Once everyone had finished registering, Morton glanced over the forms for Cecilia, Timothy, and the others, then asked evenly, “There are still places to stay in the Western District, right? Now that people a entering the city, are housing arrangements entirely your responsibility?”

“Yes.”

The registrar replied, “Morton, we’re managing things separately now. Ability users stay in one area, ordinary people in another. You know how many zombies there are in the Eastern District. Our boss also needs people to help with cleanup…”

To put it plainly, conditions in the city were limited.

If people wanted to keep staying there, they had to contribute something. Otherwise, what would be the point of separating ordinary people from ability users?

“People without abilities can’t stay together with us?”

Cecilia frowned slightly and looked at the registrar “We’re one team.

“Well… it’s not impossible. But if you insist on staying together, the house you’re assigned will probably be worse. Can you accept that?”

“Yes”

“Alright. Once you’re inside, tell them that. If you’re willing to go out on missions with the military clearing teams, you’ll earn points. With enough points, you can exchange them for a better house.”

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Chapter 209 The Cost of Shelter

The registrar then handed Cecilia a booklet. These are the rules for the Western District of Sanctum C Both ability users and ordinary people are required to follow them.”

“Okay.”

Cecilia took the booklet and told Ivy and the others to head back to the car first.

Timothy took one too and asked whether he could wait there for his other three teammates, who hadn’t arrived yet. The registrar agreed.

Cecilia’s group didn’t linger any longer. Once they got into the car, they followed the guide vehicle into Western District of Sanctum City.

Watching them drive away, Regina couldn’t help frowning. In a low voice, she said to Timothy, “So this i where we split from Cecilia’s group? I still hoped our two teams could stay together…”

Timothy’s gaze darkened as he watched the vehicle grow smaller in the distance. “Regina, every gatherin ends in parting. We only happened to come to Sanctum City along the same route as Cecilia’s group. W happens next is our own business.”

“Alright…”

Regina pressed her lips together, still reluctant deep down. She silently decided that once they got into th city, she would ask around and find out where Cecilia and the others were staying.

They had been through quite a lot together on the road. Even if they were not on the same team, they co still count as friends, couldn’t they?

The car drove across the bridge. Cecilia looked ahead. Even at the entrance on the other side, there were barricades and heavily armed guards.

The special geography of Sanctum City’s Western District happened to separate it from the Eastern Distri On top of that, this side was newly developed and had been brought under control by the nearby military base almost immediately after the outbreak began.

That was why the Western and Eastern Districts had become like two different worlds.

When the car reached the entrance, Cecilia and the others were asked to get out again. Their wrist tags wer checked, they were registered one more time, and then they were issued a housing card.

The clerk handing out room cards said to them, “If the five of you want to stay together, then you can only have a small single–story house. Of course, you’ll also need to pay rent. We don’t take money You’ll be paying with supplies instead. Understand? The exact amount of supplies required for that house will be written inside. You can check it yourselves when you get there”

With that, he signaled that Cecilia’s group could follow someone inside

Back in the car, Ivy looked stunned. “Cece, so once we’re in the city, everything basically works through barter?”

“Yes.”

Cecilia nodded. “In the apocalypse, supplies are money. Everything depends on demand

As she spoke, she had Ginger bring food and daily necessities out from the space, stuffing the trunk full. along with every possible bit of space at their feet where things could be wedged in.

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