Chapter 159
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But she remembered the people coming in and out of that place–they’d been bundled up in heavy, thick layers.
Fort City was supposed to be a warm place. It had no business being that cold.
But then again, the apocalypse was here. Logic didn’t live here anymore, did it?
In her past life, hatred had blinded her. Obsessed with survival and power, she’d ignored the world outside–which was why she’d missed the signs this time around.
In this life, she didn’t have to worry about escaping that hellhole anymore. All the things she’d overlooked in her past life? It was time to pick them back up.
‘If a deep freeze is coming, we can’t just ignore the signs,” Josie said. “Starting today, if you don’t have a critical job to do, you’re on wood duty. Get out there and start chopping. Anything that can burn for heat–I want it hauled back here. Dry it out and stockpile
‘Copy that!” they roared in unison.
Josie’s list of demands hit the Base’s desk soon after.
When the leadership looked it over, they saw she was only asking for basics.
It was all either winter gear or electronic junk that seemed totally useless in the current state of the world.
The Base was massive, and their stockpiles were deep.
They actually had every single item she wanted in stock.
They didn’t even try to haggle; they agreed to her terms and trade ratios immediately.
Mutants had been kicking their asses lately, and they were way too overwhelmed to play games. They got the supplies together and hipped them off to Josie’s crew without a second thought.
The trade went down on a wide–open plain halfway between the base and Josie’s compound.
The Blue Owl Squad had already scrubbed the area clean.
Not a single blade of grass or a stray bug remained.
A small pavilion stood in the middle of the empty dirt, a neutral spot for both sides to talk.
osie led the convoy herself. The trucks behind her were packed to the brim with pesticides.
To her surprise, the person leading the base’s team was June. Josie hadn’t seen that coming.
She wondered if June had hit Tier–3 yet.
f she had, it was time for the Siphoning to begin.
Her power was already humming under her skin, hungry.
Why wait until June hit Tier–3 to siphon her?
Because leveling up both Metallic and Plant–type powers at the same time took way too much energy. The grind was insane.
But with June doing the heavy lifting to reach the next rank, Josie could just take it. It was the ultimate shortcut.
And why not wait even longer? Why not let June get to an even higher level before stealing it?
Cooldowns. The higher the level she siphoned, the longer the wait.
A Tier–3 siphon already had a one–year cooldown. Josie wasn’t about to wait any longer than that.
She also needed to save enough time to siphon June’s future boyfriend–the male lead from her past life. She wanted his Devouring
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superpower.
If she timed it right, that man should show up in about a year.
That was why the second June hit Tier–3, Josie had to strike.
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