My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 225

Kisha then leaned into Duke’s chest, looking up to meet his gaze. They stared at each other for a moment, Duke raising his eyebrows in curiosity. Kisha let out a chuckle and answered, "I never said we would give up our base in City A. It’s still the most ideal safe haven there is, and City B can’t even compare.

So why would I let go of the golden goose to take the ugly duckling?" She shrugged, a playful smile on her lips.

"We can still manage both bases without giving one up. By doing so, we can strengthen our forces to protect ourselves from the evolving zombie threat and hostile humans," Kisha explained. She could clearly see the confusion on everyone’s faces and understood why.

City B and City A were too far apart, it took them almost a week to travel from City A to City B and that was the fastest, if there are any other issues that arise during the travel, it could still increase a few more days or extend to a month if they needed to reroute.

Given the distance between City A and City B, discussing the strengthening of forces becomes impractical because they wouldn’t be able to provide timely support to either base in case of emergencies unless they can predict events in advance and deploy forces preemptively.

Additionally, managing two bases would significantly increase the logistical challenge of feeding and caring for the people in both locations.

Taking on this immense responsibility will undoubtedly weigh heavily on their shoulders, especially hers and Duke’s. However, having previously assisted Duke in establishing the HOPE Base in her past life and seeing it grow to become the best among the others, she was confident they could surpass their previous accomplishments.

Moreover, Duke’s innate leadership skills and experience make him capable of managing the challenges ahead effectively, even without the benefit of her past knowledge.

"But wouldn’t it be inconvenient to lead two bases that are so far apart? The travel time is considerable, unless we use choppers for transport," Sparrow interjected, highlighting a critical concern before others could speak.

"We have two large military choppers equipped with advanced avionics here at the base," Aston added, suggesting it could provide a viable solution to the distance issue.

"But Young Madam mentioned before that there are mutant birds and insects capable of automatically attacking flying objects, potentially causing aircraft to crash, it was the sole reason why we opted to drive around from City A to City B." Vulture reminded the group, recounting Kisha’s previous warning.

They were cautious, unsure if these animals had indeed mutated, but they had opted for the safer ground travel between City A and City B. The risk of gambling with their lives, especially when others depended on them, was simply not acceptable.

"Previously, Duke and I hadn’t yet awakened our abilities, and you and Sparrow were still getting accustomed to using yours. Encountering unexpected enemies in the sky posed significant danger back then. However, now that we have a better understanding and control of our awakened abilities, it will be much more manageable." Kisha glanced at Vulture and then addressed everyone.

"However, we can discuss that matter later. What’s crucial now is establishing and implementing ground rules for the base, along with a cohesive work system to ensure effective teamwork among all the base’s inhabitants." Kisha concluded.