Doomsday Revenge: Payback Time (Josie) novel Chapter 394

Chapter 394.

Josie nodded. “And then?”

“Then, I fought my way out of the horde. My ability might have been weak, but the physical constitusion of a Super are different from a Norme Kira recalled. “When I got back to the base, I gave them a beating.”

“Just a beating?” Josie raised an eyebrow at Kira. “You dont look like someone who’s that soft-hearted. You didn’t hold back when you were attacking un just now!”

Kira’s face reddened slightly. “It wasn’t just a beating, of course

“I demanded a massive amount of supplies from them in exchange for their pathetic lives/*

“I told them I was letting them go, but I actually froze his junk. It will never be functional again for the rest of his life.”

“I wanted

Josie sm

“Ath

to become a miserable couple, stuck with each other forever!”

that sounds more like it. What did you get out of them?”

of grain, which I used to buy permanent residency at the base for me and the kids,” Kira said. “If I’d known the base would vanish, I

1. But back then, I really believed the base would last forever.”

What happened?” Josie asked, leaning in. “Tell me everything.”

mal enough. Wealthy people were scrambling to get in because the world outside was becoming unlovable,” Kira answered. We de thing.”

ounds of grain only bought the right to live there. We still had to work to earn credits for a place to stay and food so eat.”

and I worked from dawn until dusk. It was the only way we

could survive.”

as a Super, I had a strong constitution. I didn’t get sick. I just gritted my teeth and kept going.”

en, something happened.”

ghed as she remembered. “The Undead started evolving. I realized then that the only way to protect myself was to get stronger.*

erwise, we were just cannon fodder.”

om that day on, I pushed myself to the limit to train my power.”

Then the Deep Freeze hit. I knew that was my chance!”

“I never slept more than five hours a day. I practiced my ability like a madwoman, every single day, over and over. Slowly, I climbed

“But that’s when everything went wrong.”

“The leaders of the base had a falling out. Internal strife broke out!”

“Did someone collude with the Undead?” Josie asked.

Kira looked at her in shock. “How did you know? Did that happen at your place too?”

Josie nodded. “Humanity’s deep-rooted flaws are truly the same everywhere, isn’t it?”

“A massive number of Undead appeared inside the walls, and the entire base collapsed into chaos!”

up

the tiers.

“I took the children and fought our way out. Not long after we escaped, I heard the base had been completely overrun, Kira said with a heavy heart.

“The person who colluded with the Undead didn’t get a happy ending either.”

“The Undead backstabbed him, obviously,” Josie said with certainty. “Undead and humans can never coexist as partners

“Right again!” Kira

“Since the entir

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