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Chapter 402.
If the world hadn’t ended, they would still be innocent, tarefree kids. But the apocalypse had forced them to grow up overnight. It was the only way they could protect themselves and their younger siblings.
Survival had given them all a brutal education.
“Good. You’re all good kids.” Josie parted their shoulders one by one. “From now on, you’re part of my team. You’re family.”
“Is everything packed?”
“Everything’s ready!” the oldest boy answered. “But truthfully, there wasn’t much to pack. we have almost nothing.”
“That’s fine. You’ll have everything you need soon!” In front of their wide eyes, Josie released a large coach bus from her how to drive?”
“I’ll do it,” Kira offered. “I know my way around a steering wheel.”
“No, you
space. Does
anyone here know
should stay with the kids to protect them,” Josie said. She turned to Hudson. “Assign someone to drive for them!”
“Yes, ma’am!” Hudson immediately tapped one of his men for the job.
The members of the Blue Owl Squad were all-rounders. They could handle anything, and driving a bus was a piece of cake. Everyone filed onto the bus one after another.
A Terrestrial Super stood before the massive pit and used his ability to level the ground. The place where Kira and the children had struggled to survive
quietly smoothed over, vanishing as if it had never existed.
was
The convoy began its steady advance once again.
Josie boarded the bus and sat down next to Kira. “Alright, tell me more. Give me the details on the situation in Quartz City.”
Now that Kira was officially part of the team, she held nothing back.
“Quartz City is crawling with Undead and mutant flora and fauna. It might be because of the lush vegetation here-Mutant Flora is everywhere,” Kira explained. “That’s why we never dared to go into the city center. We stayed on the outskirts.”
“Plenty of people thought they could handle it and went into the city to scavenge for supplies. Not a single team ever came back.”
“Everyone knows what happened to them.”
“So, the city center is a complete forbidden zone now. No one goes
“Even though you’re very strong, you still need to be careful!”
“When the base was overrun, the Undead feasted on thousands of people. They evolved incredibly fast.”
“Are there Tier-6 Undead?” Josie asked.
“No.” Kira shook her head. “A Tier-6 is rare, isn’t it? Are there already Tier-6. Undead out there?”
“That doesn’t make sense,” Josie noted. “If the Undead took down a human base, why haven’t they ranked up? With that inary people to feed on, they should have hit Tier-6 easily.”
“Oh, if you want to know about that, we have to talk about the Mutant Flora,” Kira said. “The Undead broke through the base’s walls, but the Mutants decided to join the party. It turned into a three-way war.”
“The Mutant Flora are very picky. They specifically target high-tier Undead to eat.”
“If an Undead was about to rank up, the Mutants would pin it down and turn it into a bloody pulp.”
That’s the only reason we had a chance to escape. Otherwise, we would have been eaten as well!”
Josie couldn’t help but bugh.
It turned out that because the Mutants in this city had “refined tastes and looked down on puny humans, they had focused entirely on the high-ranking Undead. That irony was what allowed the survivors of Quartz City to slip away during the chang
No wonder the Undead here were evolving so slowly. They were all being turned into fertilizer for the plants?
The circle of life in the apocalypse was truly something else. Everything has its match
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Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.

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