Chapter 70
Translator: penny
Chapter: 70
Chapter Title: Empty Shelter
Next to the zombie AI stood a spinning wheel.
Numerous numbers were marked on it, with an arrow pointing downward at the top.
It would award points equal to whatever number the arrow landed on.
The AI spun the wheel once and looked at me.
Seen it a lot on variety shows, right? You get points equal to the number the arrow lands on. Minimum is 200, but if you're lucky, it could hit 20,000!
The zombie AI's energy was higher than ever.
Well, yeah, spinning it once for 20,000 points would be a steal.
'How many times can I spin it?'
Great question! It used to be based on orgasms, but now it's sex sessions. And only counts when done with slaves who've gotten the womb tattoo.
'What about threesomes?'
Thorough, aren't you! Even if you alternate, it only counts as two if you finish in both holes.
No pulling out and switching—that would maximize the post-nut clarity hit.
'Spin it now.'
Got it. Here we gooo!!
The wheel spun rapidly at first, then gradually slowed before stopping on a number.
Oooh, congrats! It's 7,000 points.
The arrow had landed on 7,000.
It jumped from a few hundred points straight into the thousands.
Available Points: 60,452pt
I'd broken through 60,000 in one go.
No idea how pricey the items would be, but this should hold me for a while.
As I lay down, a naked Yun-ji let out a soft hum and snuggled into my side.
She'd been so exhausted earlier, but now her face was the picture of contentment.
She draped an arm over me.
Then swung her snow-white leg over my thigh.
I'd suddenly become her hugging pillow.
'What a sleeping habit.'
I chuckled and drifted off to sleep myself.
I woke up in the morning to find the third skill unlocked.
Skills:
— Celebrity Buff lv.8(3)
— Celebrity Barrier lv.4(3)
— Celebrity Shelter (F)
'Shelter?'
A place that protects people from natural disasters or external enemies. That's the dictionary definition. But in an apocalypse, think bunker or evacuation shelter. The one-room you're in with the player, heroines, and slaves counts as a shelter in the broad sense.
The zombie AI appeared to explain.
I had a rough idea, but now a clear picture formed in my mind.
【Celebrity Shelter】
Skill to create a shelter. Buy required items from the Point Shop's Shelter category. Available items differ by rank. F is the lowest rank, S the highest.
The letter in parentheses indicated the shelter's rank.
The lowest, F-rank, had been unlocked.
Category: [Sex] [Food] [Life Kit] [Weapons] [Shelter]….
A new Shelter category had appeared in the Point Shop.
Opening it revealed several items, but all except one were locked.
【Empty Shelter】
Basic shelter where you can place various facilities. Base shelter—shelter building starts here.
Price: 50,000pt
'Holy shit... Why is this so expensive!!'
It was a 50,000-point item.
And an essential one—you couldn't build a shelter without it.
I'd scraped together points like crazy, but buying this would wipe out 4/5 of them.
This is why I told you to stockpile points. Shelters cost a ton to build.
All other items are locked, right? You need the Empty Shelter first to unlock them. No point buying the add-ons beforehand.
Now I got why it was called the base shelter.
Buy the empty one, then fill it up.
I spent 50,000 points on the Empty Shelter.
Available Points: 10,452pt
My point pouch deflated in an instant.
'What about the stuff in the one-room? Do I not need it anymore?'
Furniture's optional, but keep the essentials. Now that you've got the shelter, try adding a bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom. You'll see what's missing once you check it out.
The AI was right.
Seeing it myself would reveal what else I needed.
'How do I use the shelter? Wait, how big is it?'
It needed enough space for rooms and a living area.
Subspace concept—you can use it anywhere. Even inside a room.
'For real?'
This was an insane cheat item.
Like carrying a fully equipped built-in house around.
No wonder it cost so much.
I grabbed a quick breakfast and called everyone to the middle room.
"I bought the shelter."
"What's that?"
A question mark popped up over Yun-ji's head.
"Like an evacuation shelter. You know how people head to basements during tornadoes? That's a shelter."
"Huh? So you bought a basement?"
"Just a figure of speech. What I got is a portable model home."
Everyone looked confused.
Nothing beat showing them.
I pulled the Empty Shelter from my inventory.
"Oppa, oppa! A door appeared over there."
It was real.
A double door had materialized in the middle of the living room.
It was shut tight for now.
"Everyone, follow me."
No handle, no keypad.
I had no clue how to open it.
Figured pushing might work, so I placed my hand on it—and a message appeared in midair.
[SYSTEM] Owner Choi Seung-hyun... Recognition complete...
The door swung open.
Seemed it auto-opened for the owner.
Simple as that—no security risks.
The others peered inside and gave me dumbfounded looks.
Like they couldn't believe this was it.
"It's an empty shelter."
I could only laugh as I said it.
It was literally empty. Nothing at all.
Empty Room 500pt
Bedroom (1-person) 500pt
Bedroom (2-person) 1,000pt
Living Room 1,000pt
Toilet 1,000pt
Kitchen 1,000pt
Bathroom 1,000pt
Once inside the shelter, all the locked items unlocked.
As the AI suggested, I decided to install a few to see what came with them.
To recreate the one-room setup, I bought three 2-person bedrooms, one living room, one toilet, one kitchen, and one bathroom.
That burned another 7,000 points, bringing the shelter total to 57,000.
A central living room formed, with invisible walls separating the bedrooms, toilet, and bathroom.
The empty space transformed into a model home, startling everyone.
"R-Rooms appeared!"
"Sofa and wall-mounted TV too. That's a bookshelf, right?"
"Kitchen's got everything you need."
"The toilet has a bidet!"
They were buzzing, exploring their new home.
Opening cabinets here and there to check everything out.
A mysterious space of unknown bounds.
Structures that slotted perfectly into place like a simulation game.
Each one so naturally positioned, as if always there.
It felt just like stepping into a model home at a confirmed new apartment complex.