Doomsday Revenge: Payback Time (Josie) novel Chapter 287

Chapter 287

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Their confidence for the upcoming Newspority mission as through the rout

Even though only her Spatial power had hit Level 6, it was will a massive win

Besides, hos was a machine. If she could level up one power, the second and Goed weren’t far behind.

Once she pushed her Metallic or Plant-type powers to Level 6 they’d be completely entouchable.

Alright, after the mess I just made, this town is as safe as it’s ever gonna be,” Josie said. “Let’s find a clean house and get some rest.

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The group turned and headed out.

The battlefield, chaotic and loud just moments ago, went dead silent.

But in a dark corner where no one was looking, a thin vine crept toward the clearing. It stabbed infe the dirt, hungrily soaking up every last drop of blood that had seeped into the soil.

This mutant plant had been hiding there the whole time, frozen. it hadn’t dared to move an inch.

That woman-the Valkyrie-carried the scent of a contract with a high-rank plant. It was something terrifying, something way higher on the food chain.

Good thing it stayed chill and didn’t jump out to attack.

Just look at those stupid mutant beasts. They went looking for a fight and got exactly what they deserved.

Most of the bodies were gone, but enough scraps were left in the corners for a feast.

Once the mutant plant ate its fill, it sank its roots back into the dirt to soak up the blood.

It felt damn good.

Josie and the group found a decent-sized house. They gave it a quick sweep and split up between two units right across the hall from each other.

The place was a wreck.

It hadn’t even been a year, but houses rot fast when there’s no one left to live in them.

Especially after all the storms they’d been through lately.

No one knew where the owners were-dead or alive, it didn’t matter.

This place was just another abandoned shell.

Josie’s crew used what they could and tossed the trash into a pile to get it out of the way.

Over dinner, everyone sat together to hash out the day’s events.

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“I didn’t think this quiet little town would be crawling with so many mutants,” someone said. “I bet there’s nobody left alive here.” “Hard to say. Maybe they’re just hiding,” another replied.

“But what do that many mutants even eat?”

“Who knows! There were so many of them. Maybe there was a livestock farm nearby? Like they all turned at the same time?”

I’m betting on that.”

Everyone started chiming in, throwing out their own theories.

They weren’t actually looking for answers. They just needed to talk. Anything to break the crushing weight of the pitch-black night.

In a world like this, living alone was a death sentence for your sanity.

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Someone had guessed right there were survivors in this hellhole after all.

Every head snapped toward Josie, waiting for her command.