The Apocalypse Survival Manual (Three Days Before Doomsday, I Stockpiled Billions) novel Chapter 935

Chapter 935

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Chapter 935

Nicole raised a megaphone of her own. “No.”

Antoni wasn’t ready to give up. “Please, my friends. What about herbal remedies? Anything you could try? There must be some way you can help them.”

Before Nicole could answer, he added, “We can pay. We’re not asking you to do it for free.”

“Pay with what?”

“Liquor. Ham.”

Nicole paused. Ten years into the disasters, they still had alcohol and cured meat to trade. They were apparently doing better than she expected.

“Take off your face covering.”

Antoni obeyed, revealing an unkempt beard and a nose reddened by the cold. His face was weathered,

but he didn’t look underfed.

“What happened to them?”

“They were shot. We got the bullets out ourselves yesterday, but now they have fevers.”

“Who shot them?”

“People from Westmeria, Zorvakia, Vesperia, Ardelon…” Antoni started listing the groups involved.

It was clearly a long story, but Nicole wasn’t letting him skip over it. With his friends waiting on the stretchers, he gave her the shortest explanation he could.

“A few years ago, we were growing potatoes and corn farther inland…”

His people were used to harsh winters and knew how to grow crops in cold conditions.

There weren’t many of them compared with the amount of land and resources available, and their government moved quickly when the disasters began, taking control of food supplies and stopping shipments abroad.

That kept most of them fed through the first few years.

When the heat became unbearable, they moved somewhere colder. There, broad stretches of rich soil yielded potatoes, corn, and wheat.

They grew enough to feed themselves, with some left over to store.

As the disasters worsened, a violent storm scattered their fleet, separating tens of thousands of

survivors.

Antoni’s ship lost contact with the others. By the time it drifted into the frozen north, only a little over 500

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people remained aboard.

Ice was already forming, but it couldn’t support them yet. They waited another two months before it was

thick enough to move onto.

There was plenty of room to settle, and they brought seed potatoes bred for cold conditions. For a while, they managed reasonably well.

Then they ran into soldiers from the Alliance.

The Alliance brought together survivors from several places. They even had an underwater base, though Antoni’s group knew nothing about it until the two sides crossed paths. 1

At the time, Alliance Base housed more than 20 thousand people. A search party discovered the Marovians while looking for supplies and decided to take what they had.