LOGINIn her past life, natural disasters swept across the globe. Leah Young, once a wealthy heiress, struggled to survive the apocalypse for four years. She endured typhoons, floods, extreme cold, endless nights, scorching heat, insect swarms, and more... She watched her loved ones and teammates die in front of her. In the end, she was shot in the head herself... Leah was reborn two months before the apocalypse and unexpectedly unlocked a storage space called “New Life.” She sold everything she owned and went on a global shopping spree... She tracked down her former teammates and fought her way through the apocalypse... When the island nation teetered on the brink of extinction, she went straight in and took all its supplies for free... When the New Life storage space needed the spiritual energy of natural minerals to level up, she drained the world’s mineral deposits dry... As order collapsed and people turned ruthless, Leah planned to lie low and survive with her vast stockpile. But as the storage space leveled up, she unexpectedly unlocked an unbelievably powerful ability... The apocalypse was brutal, and no one could make it alone. The wicked had to die, but the good deserved a chance to live. The brave souls who ran toward danger to help others might have more right to live than anyone... Wouldn’t a world without humanity be terribly dull if only her family remained?
View MoreLucas continued to the right side of the basement and pulled back a black curtain. Behind it was a small drone control station.Several monitors displayed live drone footage of the surrounding area. Black cases sat beneath them.“You can trade these for almost anything these days.”Lucas opened one case. A black multi-rotor drone lay inside.“It’s an industrial-grade reconnaissance drone, built to resist jamming.“It can survey the area from above, monitor conditions, and help locate targets.”He closed the case and nudged a heavier metal one beside it with his foot.“This is an attack drone. It carries an explosive charge, moves fast, and can be controlled remotely.“The next case holds loitering munitions. Once one locks onto a target, it dives and detonates on its own. You don’t need to guide it in.”Lucas let the curtain fall and walked to the middle of the room.He bent down and lifted the corner of a dark green wooden crate.Neat rows of ammunition boxes sat in padded compartment
Lucas’ refusal was polite but immediate.“I know you can.”Leah met his eyes with certainty.“I found you here. That should tell you how much I know about you.”Her expression seemed to say there was no point denying it.Lucas narrowed his eyes and studied her.He had no memory of her, yet her eyes held the same weary distance he knew in himself, as though she too had seen too many people die.But she was so young.She also looked at him with unmistakable warmth and honesty.He was sure she meant him no harm. For reasons he could not explain, he felt he should trust her.At last, Lucas stubbed out his cigarette.He spoke quietly.“Come inside.”They passed through the steel door and entered a courtyard.A modified SUV stood in the middle.Discarded tires lay piled against one wall.They followed a gravel path to a drab brick building at the far end.Lucas opened the door.The furnishings inside were old and sparse.A low table with chipped paint stood beside two wooden chairs with croo
A dusty Land Cruiser bounced over the rutted road. It left the city and turned into a cluster of abandoned concrete buildings on the south side.William stopped outside an ordinary-looking gray building and knocked on a heavy steel door.The door opened.The man who answered stood about six foot one. A fitted black tactical shirt showed off his broad shoulders and narrow waist.He had sharp features, a straight nose, and a strong jaw. A short scar crossed his left eyebrow, but it only added to his rugged good looks.His eyes caught Leah’s attention most. They were deep and still, with a weary distance that suggested he had seen too much death.Leah got out of the car and hurried to the door.“Lucas!”Her voice trembled.In her previous life, Lucas collapsed outside her house on a night of pouring rain, covered in blood. She dragged him out of the mud, treated his wounds, gave him medicine, and cared for him for two months.Once he recovered, he became the best friend she trusted most.
“Miss Young, call me again if you need anything.”Harrison drove off before Leah could reply.Leah checked in again, passed through security, and boarded a flight to Kavell at 12:40 p.m. Dunehaven time.Three hours later, the plane landed at Kavell International Airport.Leah changed into a long-sleeved black jumpsuit before boarding.Once the plane landed, she tied back her hair and put on the blue robe she bought in Dunehaven. She wrapped a scarf around her hair and neck, leaving only her eyes visible.She picked up her backpack and stepped out of the plane. Hot air filled her nose with the smell of dry dust, jet fuel, and diesel exhaust.Leah remembered what Lucas said about Kavell’s unmistakable smell.There was no jet bridge. A shuttle bus dropped the passengers outside a low, weathered building with yellow walls.That was Kavell’s international terminal. Concrete barriers and blast walls stood outside, but no flag marked the building.The line for arrival checks moved slowly. The


















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