Survival Queen of the Frozen Wastes novel Chapter 443

A visible wave of warmth instantly swept across the newly expanded territory.

“Bonfire radiation radius expanded! Current temperature–control radius: over 620 feet!”

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Since Riley had previously used the Camp Bonfire Expansion Card to forcefully add over 160 feet, stacking it with the Level 6 expansion pushed the bonfire’s coverage area to absolutely terrifying proportions.

But the tremors weren’t over yet.

CRACK! CRACK! CRACK!

At the four corners of the camp, the newly generated, solid foundations suddenly split open. Amidst the grinding screech of metal, four intensely imposing structures slowly rose from the depths.

They were dark grey towers, standing over 30 feet tall! Mounted at the top of each tower was a menacing, heavy dual–barreled repeating crossbow launcher.

“Unlocked Camp Defense Facility: Auto–Targeting Advanced Heavy Crossbow Turrets x 4”

“Description: Requires no manual reloading. Consumes arrows to automatically lock onto and attack all targets with a hostile judgment within a range of over 500 yards. Attacks carry true armor–piercing effects.”

Riley looked up at the four automated turrets radiating a chilling murderous intent and nodded in satisfaction.

Finally, a golden holographic prompt slowly floated into Riley’s vision:

“Congratulations, Survivor Riley (ID: SpicyBurger)! Shelter successfully upgraded to Level 6!”

“Unlocked Special Building/Facility Capacity Limit: 10 –> 20”

“Unlocked New Blueprint Categories: Intermediate Magical Processing Facilities, Ecological Circulation Facilities, Advanced Defense Matrix.”

“Received Level 6 Camp Upgrade Special Reward: Deposited into Inventory. Please check.”

Seeing the ten newly freed building slots on her panel, Riley immediately pulled out the hieroglyphic–like blueprint Lily had given

her.

Riley cross–referenced the building on the sketch with the structures available in the system. A simple, single–family cottage obviously wasn’t going to cut it.

Her only option was to build two separate structures, slam them together, and modify them–similar to how she had expanded hex main house.

With a clear plan in mind, Riley didn’t hesitate.

“Construction Requirements: Wood 420, Stone 100, Iron Ingots 100…”

Looking at the material list, Riley hit confirm. For her right now, any problem that could be solved with basic materials wasn’t a

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problem at all.

BOOM!

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Right outside the camp walls, on the empty plot next to the vineyard, two structures with a distinct medieval Gothic stone–and- wood style crashed into existence.

Pointed roofs, heavy oak doors.

Riley used the management interface to merge them, tweaking the two buildings to match Lity’s blueprints as closely as possible. She could safely leave the interior renovations to Twiggy. Though for some reason, Twiggy–who usually spent its mornings doing yard work–was nowhere to be seen today. 1

Riley’s camp wasn’t far from the guild base. The massive commotion of upgrading the camp naturally caught the attention of the guild members. Quite a few people gathered in the distance to watch the spectacle, eager to see what à Level 6 camp looked like and what kind of buffs it provided.

With the skeleton of the winery built, Riley kept going.

Now that Tom and Lily had their winery, she needed to set up the other natives too.

Joseph was a blacksmith, but building a dedicated blacksmith forge felt like a waste, considering her Tool Room’s crafting efficiency was lightyears ahead of what any native could produce.

So, she decided to build a bakery for Rod.

She swiped across the holographic panel and selected a spot not far from the native residential block.

“Constructing: Two–Story Gothic Stone–Wood Cottage”

With a flash of light, a brick building featuring a massive chimney and transparent glass display windows materialized.

This was for the native bakery apprentices. Sure, they didn’t have TartKing’s modern baking perks or know how to use modern baking equipment, but the food they made was at least filling and tasted decent enough. It would help them be self–sufficient.

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