Semua Bab The Endgame Chronicles: Bab 481 - Bab 490

Hayley really knew how to push someone over the edge. "All of you stay away from him. That old guy spat out so much blood, he's probably about to mutate.""Ugh!"After coughing up another mouthful of blood, Constant finally passed out completely.Even knocking him unconscious didn't make Hayley feel any better. Not killing that old bastard outright really annoyed her.Just then, she felt someone watching her.She turned her head and saw the young man who had stepped in to save Constant staring at her with clear interest."What are you staring at?" she snapped. "Never seen a pretty girl?"Nathaniel froze."You're the one in charge here, right?" Hayley took a deep breath and walked up to him."Yes," he said. "I am. I'm the Level Five manager. Nathaniel Delgado.""Alright, Nathaniel," Hayley said bluntly. "Crystal cores. Food. Hand them over. Short us even one unit, and you'll be sorry."Any rescue mission had to be planned with the worst outcome in mind.Either the rescue fai

"Call me Your Highness. I like the sound of it," Hayley replied.Nathaniel stared at her, completely at a loss for words.Soon, Hayley packed up and led everyone out.Nathaniel escorted them to the bunker entrance but didn't follow them outside. He seemed to dislike the sunlight. "I'm glad we got to meet," he said. "We should stay in touch from now on.""Sure," Hayley said, waving back at him. "Next time your base collapses, I'll give you a discount."Nathaniel paused, clearly not sure how to respond.Hayley had a real talent for killing conversations on the spot.And somehow, he didn't mind it.He smiled and waved at her. "Goodbye, my friends."This time, Hayley's group took the internal elevator straight up to the top of the bunker.The sunset washed over them. The blood-red sun sank into the far western plains. The green grass reflected deep crimson light, stretching endlessly across the land.None of them had realized they had been fighting for an entire day. Once insi

Hayley added two new residents, gaining 200 points.Since Stephen and Lydia were ordinary people, Hayley didn't receive any special attribute rewards.Still, they each brought solid, practical skills.Before the apocalypse, Lydia had worked in the food industry. Stephen was a senior electrical technician.Hayley placed them into roles that suited them best.Haylight League was still young, with everything needing to be built from the ground up.Right now, it needed people more than anything. Even ordinary people were valuable resources.And Hayley had never believed there was any real divide between ordinary people and the Gifted.In her past life, she had been an ordinary person without any gifts herself.Yet through sheer effort and stubbornness, she had held her own in a small base just as well as those with gifts.Some things, like where you were born or whether you awakened gifts, weren't choices you got to make. But effort after the fact could slowly close the gap left

Hayley froze for a moment when she heard that.Liam added calmly, "All thanks to you yesterday."Hayley went completely blank.Then, she burst out laughing. She laughed so hard that she had to clap her hands.Great. This was great!She didn't even need to put a bullet in that old man. She had given him a stroke.This trip was absolutely worth it!Samuel, sitting off to the side, watched her laugh and couldn't help giving her a thumbs-up. "Holly, when Liam came back and told me what you did yesterday, I was honestly thrilled. That old guy deserved it. I've hated him for years.""Really?" Hayley perked up immediately. "I smell gossip!"Samuel's expression darkened as he waved his hand in disgust. "You probably don't know what kind of person that guy really is."He used to be a top research prodigy that the country poured money into. Then one day, a foreign country threw cash at him, and he switched citizenship without blinking. Later, he got caught doing massive human experim

The core of this modified vehicle was the engine.But this was the apocalypse. Precision equipment like engines had long stopped being produced. Everyone was still stuck at basic construction levels, nowhere near the next stage of manufacturing.Higher tech required foundational technology to support it.Hayley asked, "What kind of engine do you need?""If possible, racing grade would be best," Kit said. "The better the engine, the better the harvester performs.""That's not something we can make," Alex cut in coolly as he walked over. "I could get people back to work producing engines, but we don't have the materials or tech for that level.""No need," Hayley said. "We don't have to make them."We don't? Then what are we going to use?" Alex frowned. "We don't have an engine plant. Are you planning to go pull engines from abandoned factories outside? That could work, I guess.""Do you think everyone's as dumb as you?" Hayley pointed casually at the cars along the roadside. "No