After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World

The trip was bumpy but fortunately not very long. By the time they arrived, the sky was already a little darker so the torches were already opened.

When they lifted the curtains to see, the Golds were a little surprised. Did the village buy the luxury light tower? Why was it so bright?

While the aborigines looked outside in curiosity, Althea was in a daze as she stared at the wall, passively allowing her husband to squeeze her soft hands.

’If something has an array, it would definitely have some special feature,’ she remembered them saying before.

Juggling that around, it could also mean that everything with special functions might also have an array.

With this thought, her emerald eyes fixed on the wall. She activated the Eye, but using the earth element as a filter, and soon the magic on the wall’s surface revealed itself.

So many different arrays, with a plethora of patterns and of differing sizes, constantly rotating in various speeds.

”What’s wrong?” Her husband asked as he squeezed her hand. She looked down and realized that she had held tightly on his palms.

”I’ll tell you later,” she said with a smile, turning her head to look at the walls again.

They were gorgeous, and even more so as they went closer and closer, and she could see it in more detail.

The lines were similar to the luminescent powdery microscopic bits that made their screen, but they continuously ran along a set path of complex lines and shapes, differing densities, and of inconsistent thicknesses.

Her eyes brightened.

Interesting!

…

Since Cassandra’s arrival, the Beast Carriage Parking Lot had further been improved to handle new guests. The place was not only bigger with sturdier amenities, it also had added well-trained staff who didn’t pee at the sight of monsters!

It had only been yesterday since the renovation was completed, and the inn owner was extremely surprised to have new customers already!

And they’re four huge carriages! Much bigger than Miss Cassandra’s. The carts are also gorgeous! Made of wood material unfamiliar to him!

And… the contents are also gorgeous! The Golden god! He brought his family!!

Golden gods? Golden Family?

Oh, Ms. Althea and Sir Garan were inside! Their lucky stars!

”Welcome to our Beast Inn!” The inn-keeper yelled with enthusiasm. His name was Balzy (Real given name on his birth certificate, really!) and he used to own a pet hotel with his veterinarian girlfriend (bless her zombified soul).

Other than the cutie Fufi, and the Gugu Birds and Broats, there was no sign of true domesticated animals so he was set for the next best thing: Tamed beasts.

He was aware of the dangers though, but when he received the offer from the territory bank—offering him great terms to start this business—he didn’t even have second thoughts!

He thought, that if he was specifically asked for this, it meant that the territory needed it. Even if he didn’t want to (which, luckily, wasn’t the case), he would still follow it for everyone’s sake.

He guided the drivers as they parked the cars, and set each one in their own large shed.

Each shed was quite large, and even the biggest Kola Beast was comfortable. Each shed was also designed very well, used with special iron construction that should be able to hold back a monster to some degree should they decide to go berserk.

Belzy also had plenty of paralyzing and tranquilizing shots accessible to him everywhere in the inn.

One of the reasons Belzy was chosen was not because of his exposure to a pet hotel, but because he was also a veteran who would be able to hold himself well in case of emergencies.

Of course, while the beasts were being treated well, the human drivers were also given good rooms.

The inn for the drivers was similar to the dormitories but with separate rooms. It was also just a little cheaper than the main inns inside. They also had a canteen there, for drivers who needed to be by their carriages at all times.

”What about our items?” Olga asked. She brought a lot of luggage.

At this, Balzy guided them to the adjacent building.

Next to the Beast parking was the bike rental, and there was also a public transportation route where bikes were designed with passenger cars.

The designs for these cars were convenient, letting one person drive a car even if it was filled with a handful of people and their luggage with minimal effort.

They climbed up one and watched their stuff be loaded onto another, heading to the Luxury villa areas where Oslo’s house was.

As the biker pedaled, everyone looked around in awe. They had never seen so many greens and arranged so beautifully, especially in public spaces and on such a scale.

After a while, they arrived at a row of gated houses and they could see some different colored plants creeping above the level 2 walls.

It stopped somewhere in the middle of a house with pretty vines with yellow flowers on its walls. ”This is my house,” he said, proud.

Even if their houses in Bleulle City were larger, he loved this the most. Not only was it in Altera, but he loved it because everything he used to buy it was his own hard work.

Whether it was his salary, extra rewards from the lord, contribution points, and even royalties, he used them all to buy himself his own abode.

”Rest first,” he said, opening the gate to reveal a small but quaint front garden with a pretty path leading to the front door. They had been traveling nonstop. ”The territory won’t go away.”

”Aww….” Honda mumbled, earning himself a soft flick on the forehead.

”I’ll guide you myself tomorrow,” he said, ”Right now I got to report to the elders, you know?”

”Okay, uncle…”

”Are you going to sneak around?”

”No…”

Oslo smiled, ”Be patient. I promise it’ll be worth the wait.”

After settling his siblings, Oslo immediately went to the Village Center where all the elders, pertinent construction aborigines, as well as the leads of the Engineering Team were already called in.

He would report the amount of blu he had, and they would discuss which Aether Building to focus on developing.

With their arrival, the territory had a lot to look forward to.