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Chapter 638 Last Shred of Humanity

The girl was crying and screaming. The cruelty in her eyes finally turned into fear.

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What Caroline found oddly funny was this: the girl wasn’t scared because she was soaked in a filthy barrel. She was shouting something else instead.

“That man is so scary! His fart smells awful!”

Caroline had been holding a hard face, ready to punish them even more. When she heard that, she suddenly laughed.

Denton, who had just rushed in behind her, exploded with anger.

Everyone knew how he used his powerful ability but no one ever said it out loud.

It was an unspoken rule. Now this little girl had said it straight to his face. His pride took a hit.

A young man’s pride mattered. A lot.

Just as Caroline thought the two of them still deserved a lesson, the girl suddenly scooped up a handful of filth and threw it at Caroline and Denton. “You’re bad! Both of you are bad people!”

Caroline frowned. Did this little brat really think she was a pushover?

The mess didn’t hit her. Brittany rushed in from the side and blocked it with her body.

She grabbed her daughter, stood in front of Caroline, and slapped the girl twice. Then she shouted an apology.

“I’m sorry! I’m so sorry! I failed to teach my chill properly! Please forgive us! You’re an ability user and a powerful one. We’re just normal people!”

Caroline gave a cold snort. “Do you know why you’re still alive? If you were ability users and kept provoking me, do you think you’d still be breathing?”

To be honest, Caroline had gone easy this time because the girl was a child.

She really couldn’t bring herself to kill someone so young.

But a voice echoed in her mind–she’s a child, but she can’t be spared.

Dark anger surged up, but she forced it down.

Ten years of the apocalypse in her past life had shown her too many horrors. She had seen

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Chapter 638 Last Shred of Humanity

what people became when humanity was gone.

She had taken countless lives with her hands.

Still, she wanted to remain human.

Not a heartless monster with no morals and no sympathy.

This wasn’t kindness for show. It was her last bit of humanity.

“You’re her mother,” Caroline said calmly. “A child’s mistakes reflect the parent. You’ll take the punishment for her.”

She waved her hand. An ice blade flew out and pierced Brittany’s shoulder.

The girl screamed in panic. She finally shows fear and care for her mother.

Caroline held another ice blade and asked softly “Should this stab you or your mom?” The girl shook her head wildly. She shoved her mother forward and screamed, “Stab Mom! Stab Mom! Don’t stab me! It hurts!”

At that moment, Caroline knew this child was beyond saving.

She granted the girl’s wish. The ice blade drove deep into Brittany’s arm, deeper than before.

Afterward, Caroline looked down at her. “Our matter ends here. How you raise your daughter and how the base punishes you–that’s your problem now.”

She walked away after this.

A few minutes later, base soldiers arrived and carried the mother and daughter off.

Once their wounds healed, they would be sent to their destination–forced community

service.

No soft beds. No monthly canned food. No special treatment.

They fell from the upper tier of the base straight to the bottom.

Before the apocalypse or after it, spoiling a child always drags an entire family into ruin.

If Caroline’s guess was correct, Francis would scold the husband harshly upon his return from his mission.

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