After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 571

Victor and the others finally arrived at the final, most interior section of the place. They passed by the few guards they shot, some people kicking them more, regretting killing them so quickly. But what could they do? They couldn’t afford to underestimate these people!

When they arrived, the door was wide open, and they could see what was happening inside without alerting the enemy of their presence. _{frёewebnoѵēl.com}

At this time, Juni was bravely trying to defend several women behind her. Next to her, there was also a bloodied Amos lying down on her feet.

Benny almost ran to rescue them but was held back by Victor. He also signaled everyone to be quiet while he figured out the safest way to handle these bastards.

At this time, Juni was waving her sword against the aborigine men, as if to keep them at bay. Instead of being intimidated though, they were laughing at her.

"Pretty lady, let us have a taste. I heard about what’s going outside. We wanna have some fun before we have to risk our lives out there. I promise it will increase our chances," he said as if he wasn’t above the level cap and was just assigned to guard the place.

Juni kept her glare, waving it again, though her unskilled waving was obvious.

Juni was not a swordsman. Her little talent in fighting laid more in gunmanship and therefore long-ranged fights.

"GO!" She yelled, while the women behind her either shivered or didn’t move at all.

The men didn’t see her as a threat at all. Rather, she was a pretty little bug struggling uselessly. However, they were the type who liked playing with food and decided to play with her emotions a bit.

"Yes, yes, we know you’ve been reserving yourself for the boss," they said. "So we won’t touch you, just them."

This made the women behind her flinch, expecting to be left behind.

However, Juni remained unchanged, her weapon stable even if her hands weren’t.

The aborigines saw this and laughed, with one of them stepping down, and it was met by Juni waving her sword. The aborigine stepped back, the smile on his face unmoving.

Juni shook but kept her stance. "Don’t go any step forward," she said with gritted teeth.

Victor watched her firmly hold her weapon despite seeing fear and apprehension in her eyes and felt a little admiration. He then turned to the aborigine men, two were the ones from before and there was another mercenary probably assigned to the area. Other than the two level 15s, the other one was probably level 13 according to his aura.

The dozen of them wouldn’t be able to handle them head-on without losses, and the women would be especially vulnerable in whatever scuffle that’d happen.

He looked at his men and nodded. Except for a few, the rest moved away and hid away from direct vision. Benny looked at some of the debris he took from the crumbled areas where the bombs exploded. He raised his palm and the debris floated.

He had worried he wouldn’t be able to manipulate debris of system buildings because he heard they couldn’t manipulate the walls at all (and he may have tried his ability on buildings, though to no avail) .

However, it seemed that once the bit detached from a larger structure, it was free reign. It was, of course, much more difficult to handle but Benny was a talent and with a determined wave of his arm, the debris swiftly flew to the feet of the guards, keeping them at bay.

They made sure to hit all three with force, so none of the arrogant pricks would think of taking a woman hostage.

Benny didn’t hold back with his throw. While he wouldn’t be able to seriously injure any one of them with his move, he could certainly shake their heads a bit.