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Deal! I’ll get them ready for you right now!” he promised, his eyes gleaming.
People nearby had been eavesdropping, and now they started crowding in. “You guys buying buckets? If we scavenge some from outside, will you take
hose too?
Winnie’s partner didn’t miss a beat. “Hell yeah, we’ll take ‘em. As long as they can hold liquid–jugs, containers, anything–we’re buying.”
The crowd buzzed with excitement. ‘Sweet! We can just go door–to–door in the ruins!”
f you find them, we’ll buy them,” Winnie added. “My brother and I will be at the base for the next three months. The offer stands until the day we
eave.‘
The survivors were ecstatic.
These days, finding a real job was damn near impossible.
You couldn’t just sit around and wait to starve, but most work was back–breaking or deadly.
Scavenging for plastic buckets? That was easy money.
t was still the early days of the apocalypse. Plastic hadn’t started to rot or get brittle yet; the stuff was everywhere if you knew where to look.
And those meds they were offering? You could flip a single pill for food or gear in a heartbeat.
n this world, medicine was the ultimate hard currency.
Outside, the world was a nightmare. Between the rain, the Undead, and the Mutants, going out was a death wish. No one was that crazy.
But inside the base? That was a different story.
The rich folks tossed their empty water jugs aside like they were nothing. To everyone else, picking them up was like finding cash on the ground.
t was the ultimate hustle. Zero risk, pure profit.
uddenly, every able–bodied person in the motel was on the move. They threw on raincoats, grabbed umbrellas, and started scouring the streets for very bottle and jar they could find.
Vinnie proved she was the real deal.
When the water distributor hauled over ten thousand buckets, she counted out the meds right in front of the crowd. Total transparency.
That one successful trade lit a fire under everyone. The hype was real.
joon, half the base was obsessed. Everywhere you looked, people were scavenging for plastic.
Vinnie and her partner used the chaos to blend right in. They rubbed elbows with the locals, becoming part of the crowd while digging for dirt on how he base really ran.
More deals meant more connections.
And more connections meant more intel.
Winnie had that sweet, girl–next–door look that made people drop their guard instantly. A few minutes of small talk, and the secrets just started pilling.
She logged every single detail. Rumors, facts–it didn’t matter. She took it all back and reported it to Josic, line by line
osie hadn’t actually asked her to dig for intel, but Winnie knew how to play the game. If she wanted to stay by the big boss’s side, she couldn’t just wait or orders She had to be proactive
In other words, she needed to have some damn initiative
le paid off. Josie sifted through the mess of info Winnie brought back and locked onto the one thing that actually mattered
“Wait, what?” Josie’s head snapped up, her eyes narrowing June awakened a Plant Manipulation/
“Yeah, that’s the name,” Winnie confirmed. “She’s the base’s new golden girl. She’s been using that power to fix up all the chronic health issues for the big
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