All Chapters of The Apocalypse Survival Manual: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

"If you don't want to, at least lend us a third of your food," Oliver said, his expression stiff as he forced a smile. "Once we get through this, we'll pay it back. If you don't trust us, we can even write an IOU.""No."Just one word, and that was it.The air turned cold. There was no more room to talk.Relying on their numbers, someone in the crowd shouted, "Oliver, why are you still talking? Just break the door and rush them!""Yeah, break it! They're the ones being selfish! Don't blame us for what happens next!""Nicole, think this through," someone else called out. "We're all in the same building. No need to make things this ugly."Oliver felt a flicker of satisfaction but kept up the act, sounding like he was stuck in the middle. "You've got supplies. What's wrong with sharing a little? If you insist on keeping everything to yourselves, even if I agree, they won't. You're putting me in a tough spot."Nicole didn't budge. "Go ahead. Anyone who wants to break the door can

Some even turned to beg the 18th floor.The same people who had been shouting just moments ago were now panicking, stumbling over each other like trapped animals.Facing death, all that bravado vanished.Nicole didn't open the door. She stood there with a blank expression, observing everything through the steel bars like she was watching a show.Beatrice clenched her fists, lips parting like she wanted to say something, but no words came. In the end, she turned her head away.The man was covered in blood, his face twisted and his eyes wild. He looked like something dragged out of hell.A few bigger, tougher men stepped forward, raising their blades and swinging at him. Steel cut into his body, his back, arms, and legs. Blood soaked him completely.And yet, he didn't stop or even flinch. It was like he couldn't feel pain anymore.He seemed to recognize them. His voice broke as he screamed, "You killed my daughter! You're all going to pay!"Like something that refused to die, he

The girl couldn't take it.Overwhelmed with shame, she threw herself into the flood.She had been all the man had.When she died, something in him snapped. He lost his mind, grabbed a blade, and went after anyone he could find.A few people died on the spot. Some bled out later. Others were less seriously injured, but there were plenty of crush injuries from the chaos.With the rain still coming down hard, there was no way to get to a hospital since no one had a boat. All they could do was lie there and endure it.Edward and Oliver were still unconscious. No one knew whether they would wake up or not. Many hoped they wouldn't.The whole thing ended in failure.The building fell quiet again, but it wasn't peace. It was heavy and full of grief.Nicole had something else on her mind.The ones who had looked well-fed during the confrontation were most likely the same group that had been breaking into homes at night.A few of them had died in the chaos, but not all.That meant t

"That's actually a smart idea. I'll try it, too," Nicole said, impressed with what the people in 1803 came up with. "Do you think I could hollow out my couch and stash food inside?"Beatrice blinked. Wait. Why didn't they think of that?After she left, Nicole went back to sewing the fur coat. She still had extra material, so she decided to make one for Snowy and Ash, too.Both rabbits had thick fur, and Snowy was about to give birth again.Nicole had no idea if they would survive the deep freeze. She wanted them to make it, but if they couldn't, then they would become food.It all came down to fate.She picked both of them up, measuring and adjusting fabric as she worked. Their fur felt warm and soft in her arms.They had definitely filled out, especially Snowy. Her belly was round, heavy with kits.By the time Nicole finished, three coats were done.Not bad. She felt a little more confident in her DIY skills.Fur alone wasn't enough. She remembered all the fabric she had s

The group peeled off their rain gear, changed into dry clothes, and gathered in Hughie's apartment.There was nothing left to scavenge in the city, so they had gone back to the villa district this time. The houses were already picked clean, but they weren't there for that anyway.They went deeper into the mountains, hoping to run into wild boars again.Instead, they found a reservoir. It had been stocked with fish. With the flooding, a lot of the fish had spilled out, drifting through the creeks and channels down the mountain.The water was murky. You couldn't see a thing.Cola found the fish by scent and movement, diving in and biting them out one by one. There was no telling how many had already washed away.But one thing was certain: there were still plenty left in the reservoir."If we can figure out a way to catch them," Jeremy said, already thinking ahead, "we could trade with the Lindberg guy again. We might not have to worry about food for years."Even so, they would