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“Close,” someone suggested. ‘It’ll be easier to trade supplies. If we’re too far, trading will be a nightmare. Wew new here, so we to be short on resources and will need to buy things from the human bases.”
“I think further away is better,” another argued. “Who knows what kind of people they are? What if they’re scum? Wise if they have designs on us? It’s better to keep our distance. Just like we did at Fort City Base-close enough to coexist, but far enough to stay out of
each other’s hair!”
“I agree. Distance is better. In the apocalypse, you can’t trust anyone. Who knows what they might try?
“Does anyone have a specific mountain in mind?” Josie asked.
A group of people immediately spread a map on the ground, pointing and debating which peak would be the most suitable.
Sierra City was, as the name implied, a city of mountains.
In the old world, houses were built right onto the cliffs. A road might run across a rooftop, and another house would be buik right on top of that. The winding, multi-layered layout was famous for making outsiders lose their way.
However, those same roads that confused people also confused the Undead.
Because of this, the human bases in Sierra City were built in incredibly winding and complex locations.
After a thorough discussion, they finally decided to build their small base on a mountain not far from the urban center.
Technically it was the outskirts, but it was a residential area in the past-just not as crowded as the downtown core
Why pick this spot?
Because there was an existing cave system right next to a block of abandoned residential buildings.
With a bit of modification, the cave could serve as a base, and the nearby apartments could be turned into a cultivation center.
It was incredibly convenient.
Furthermore, the road leading there was exceptionally convoluted. Unless you walked it several times, you would definitely get lost.
If humans got lost, the low-tier Undead would be even more hopeless.
Sierra City was truly a paradise-a place where even the zombies would get turned around. Once they settled in, they could block a few key roads, and the Undead wouldn’t even be able to find them.
Once the location was set, everyone rolled up their sleeves and got to work.
They cleared out the cave and sealed off one end, leaving a back door and windows to ensure proper airflow,
The Terrestrial and Metallic Supers then began constructing rooms inside the cave.
One by one, small rooms began to rise from the ground.
There were two-person, four-person, and six-person rooms.
The children were assigned to the four and six-person rooms, while the adults took the doubles.
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While the interior was being built, Josie worked with the others to clear out the apartment buildings outside
As each room was cleared, they filled it with growth medium and petri dishes so the elderly professors from the Agri-Science Irestitur would have something to do.
Everyone was working with feverish energy to prepare their new home.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the region, June was finally facing a major catastrophe.
As her group reached the magma pool, they were hit by the final and most powerful aftershock.
Arthur died right then and there.
AD
Kingshot
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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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