Chapter 204
Chapter 204
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Translator: crow
Chapter Title: Moving In
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Should I chop off all these bastards' heads?
Or maybe ship them off somewhere else...
It's not just the prisoners.
I absorbed the survivor camp to farm skill points easily... but thanks to Ignis, both turned out useless.
Back then, I had no idea I'd acquire Ignis...
After finishing up the residential area cleanup.
Even if I threw every last camp member into spider monster hunting.
It still wouldn't match what Ignis could do alone.
The ability users here had the lowest stats of any of the three worlds I traveled between.
That was because Awakeners had only started appearing recently.
Humans who could cleanly take down mid-level Corrupted Beings...
"Heavenly Sect's elder and Seolhwa, that's about it."
Most survivors couldn't even risk hunting low-level Corrupted Beings, let alone mid-level ones.
At least I could take some comfort in making them handle the chores I was too lazy to do.
I was pondering how to deal with these now-redundant survivors when...
"Shall I take care of it for you?"
Suni slinked into view, wrapping her arms around mine as she spoke.
She was dressed in something like a school uniform, just like before.
Her thuggish face suited anything she wore, but did she actually like that style?
"Got a method in mind?"
"Yes! I can handle it!"
"You?"
"Yes! If I deal with the Corrupted Beings, it should complete Un-ho's quest too, right?"
"That... yeah, it should."
Suni had been created at the same time as my awakening.
She and I were practically one and the same.
"Think you can pull it off?"
I'd tested the performance of her materialized body plenty by pounding away at her waist, but I still hadn't gauged her combat capabilities.
"Yes, I can handle up to mid-level Corrupted Beings. I can even move faster than you by riding radio waves."
"What about high-level ones?"
"That's... still tough. But if Master lends me some power, I should be able to soon."
Suni blushed faintly as she spread her legs and straddled my lap.
She hugged my waist with a subtly seductive expression.
"Hmph. Guess there's no helping it... I'll have to put in more effort."
"Yes, it's unavoidable, Master. Haum."
She wrapped her arms around my neck and pressed her lips to mine.
-Chuup. Chup. Tsurup.
Our tongues tangled wetly.
My hand slid up her soft thigh and into her skirt.
I could feel the smooth skin of her ass directly.
No panties.
Suni could conjure clothes at will.
It wasn't that I'd forgotten—it was deliberate.
She was one seductive little thing.
This had been planned from the start.
As we kissed, Suni naturally fumbled with my pants and pulled out my massive cock.
I gripped her ass with both hands and lifted her up. Then I spread those cheeks wide.
-Tszuuk.
"Master, put it inside me already!!"
Suni's face was filled with anticipation and excitement.
That's right.
This was unavoidable if I wanted to strengthen her.
I lowered my hands, still gripping her ass.
-Puuk!
My cock roughly tore into her hole.
"Ooooh!!"
Suni's eyes rolled back as her mouth hung open. Her pussy clenched around the huge intruder with astonishing tightness, sending waves of pleasure through me.
"Uum..."
The sensation drew an involuntary groan from my lips.
"Haang~ Master..."
Suni hugged my head and put on her cute act.
Her breasts smothered my face.
I bit into a handful of that flesh and sucked hard.
"Hyaaang!"
Her moans spurred me on as I vigorously shook her gripped ass up and down.
-Jjigeuk tsbup. Jjigeuk tsvup.
And so, I held Suni tight and pumped "reinforcement serum" deep into her womb for quite a while.
Thanks to the water supply artifact I'd provided, construction on the survivors' residential area was progressing rapidly.
The workers' faces were brimming with vitality.
Water and electricity.
With those two basics met, people's motivation was surging.
Once the cleaning was done and a barrier went up around the luxury apartment complex, the moving process began.
Our group packed up and relocated as well.
School life hadn't been bad.
But it was no match for places actually built for living.
I didn't mind either way since I was impervious to discomfort, but come winter, the kids would suffer.
"Not bad."
The view from the floor-to-ceiling windows was pretty nice.
The world might have ended.
But the cityscape along the river, seen from on high, still looked peaceful.
Made me want to sip some wine and strike a pose.
28th floor.
I'd picked the top one.
I'd always wanted to live in a penthouse with a killer view.
I just hadn't had the means back then.
Now that I could fly, it was even more convenient.
It had looked decent from the outside, but inside, it exceeded expectations.
The place was huge.
Honestly, it was easily two or three times bigger and nicer than my apartment back in Incheon.
About 2,600 square feet, give or take...
Looking down, things were bustling.
Military cargo trucks inside the complex.
People unloading luggage.
I could even see Heavenly Sect folks hauling carts with massive backpacks.
They looked just like evacuees from somewhere.
But their faces weren't gloomy.
Of course not—they were upgrading to far better digs.
Ironically, now that the world had ended, most people had ended up with much nicer homes.
Fortunately, our group had my inventory to make the move quick and painless.
I couldn't be bothered to sort every little thing, though, so the kids were probably busy organizing their stuff right now.
The top three floors, including mine, had just one unit per floor.
From the 25th down, it was three units per floor.
Naturally, Seolhwa and Jia were right below me.
Better to think of them as individual rooms.
Jia's luggage alone was overwhelming.
Even back at the school, she'd commandeered two or three classrooms by herself.
One mansion per person—what luxury.
But in this world, it was doable.
Of course, the Heavenly Sect and camp survivors couldn't dream of it. Their numbers dwarfed ours.
I headed downstairs.
Curious what Jia was up to.
She was buried in a mountain of her own belongings, sorting away.
Mostly clothes and shoes.
And what was with all those bags?
They looked like designer labels with zero practicality.
"Hehe. My babies."
Jia seemed genuinely thrilled.
Her pretty face made her cooing over bags look like a magazine shoot.
-Woof! Woof!
"Ah! Merry! D-don't bite that!!"
Merry had a tiny bag in her mouth and was shaking her head furiously.
Jia jumped in shock and started playing tag with the dog.
They looked like they were having fun, so I left them to it.
I went down another floor to check Seolhwa's place.
She wasn't there.
Probably off at the Heavenly Sect or the camp. She seemed busy.
The place was spotless, but it felt a bit stark compared to Jia's.
She could just dump her stuff like me and chill... she was way too diligent.
The floor below that was claimed by Chaewon and the little ones, Hansooji, and Ignis.
And below them, the women I'd rescued were moving in. I could put them in charge of cleaning and maintenance.
I peeked into Chaewon's unit.
-Thud thud.
Two little girls were waddling around with a small box.
Something poking out the side looked like a doll's arm—probably toys.
"Wow~ Sis, is this my room? It's way bigger and nicer than our old house!"
Chaeyoung's bright voice rang out.
"Old house" probably meant before this world went to hell.
No interest in barging into a place full of kids for a closer look.
Better to steer clear of rugrats.
They just led to headaches.
I quietly backed away.
With a decent living area squared away.
It was time to move to the next phase.
This was why I'd taken over the survivor camp in the first place.
I summoned Im Gu-seong, the one effectively managing the non-Heavenly Sect survivors.
"Looks like things around here are sorted."
"Yes. Thanks to you, Un-ho, we've got a really comfortable setup."
"And to keep this lifestyle going, we need something specific."
"Mana stones, right."
"Yeah. No more scavenging them in Sejong City."
We'd hunted hard—me, the Heavenly Sect, and the camp—so low-level Corrupted Beings were scarce now. Efficiency had tanked.
"Cheongju, then."
I'd been steadily sending the prisoners out for spider hunts without hiding it. Im Gu-seong held a high position, so there was no way he didn't know the situation there.