As the sun set, Karl surveyed his handiwork.
The majority of their district was rebuilt now, and what wasn’t rebuilt was largely vacant, as there were a number of buildings with no residents, so they hadn’t been prioritized.
That didn’t mean that the work was nearly done.
No, they only had the bare minimums on them, none of the defensive wards that had been placed on the buildings in the past. Those would be done on a larger scale for general defence, and then purchased individually by the occupants of various units.
That was how it had been done before, and nobody saw a reason not to do it that way again.
Everyone had lost during the attack, so it was up to the survivors to rebuild their own lives with their own abilities. For many, this would be a good opportunity.
They were getting a new residence with a blank slate to do what they wanted, and not a legacy of inherited changes to the buildings.
Except for the Elders, that was.
Their homes had mostly survived the attacks, so they only had some minor repairs to make, and perhaps some cleaning to do if they were taking their disciples in until more of the housing could be completed.
Karl returned to the freshly repaired dining hall for an evening meal with the others who were repairing apartments all day long, and found that the bunnies serving the meal were in a much better mood than usual.
"You seem unusually chipper. Did something good happen?"
The bunny nodded vigorously. "Your friend Opal made us a new break room and it is absolutely spectacular. I’ve never seen anything so luxurious, and it’s all for us!"
Karl laughed at her excitement. "Well, I’m glad that you like it. Let me know if there is anything missing from it and I will send Opal back to add more features."
The bunny shook her head. "No, it’s got absolutely everything. She even gave us our own stocked kitchen, so we can change our meal schedule when we’re working odd shifts."
"Well, then. It sounds like everything is under control. Did they fix your residences yet? If not, I will get to them first thing in the morning."
"They did. We stay near the supply warehouse, so our building was in pretty good shape. The Dana Mage fixed the spells on it this morning."
The man behind Karl in line coughed politely, reminding him that he was holding up the line to talk to the server, and Karl moved down the line, loading up a plate with a little of everything that they had to offer.


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