My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 275

After ensuring that the children were safe, Kisha and Marcus returned to tending to the farm. Kisha discovered that Marcus could access some features of the territory map, similar to what she used earlier. However, his access was limited compared to hers. _{freewёbnoνel.com}

He could monitor the space through the map and address any issues related to the farm or the ranch, but he didn’t have access to all the features she had.

Kisha also discovered that Marcus has the authority to grant limited access to up to 10 people. He can assign them to specific areas, meaning they would be restricted to those zones and unable to roam the entire island. However, he has the power to lift these restrictions if needed.

So his access functions like that of a sub-administrator. With this authority, he can use the territory’s storage system to store all the crops and produce they gather. If they are in the territory in City A, they won’t need to move a muscle to transfer items into storage, as it can be connected to anywhere, depending on the administrator’s distribution design.

This feature could be extremely helpful at HOPE Base, but Kisha doesn’t want to transfer her territory here. Keith and her grandparents are still in City A, and she prefers that place. She wants it to be her main base where agriculture can thrive, something that would be impossible in the middle of a city.

Now that she had a clear understanding of the access and authority Marcus wielded, Kisha had no intention of changing his level of authority. She believed it would be helpful in the future. Instead, she began to explain to him how it all worked, detailing his access and how to use the various features.

She specifically emphasized the importance of the virtual storage because Marcus might mistakenly store all the crops and produce he harvested from the territory in the physical storage in the city instead of the virtual storage of the territory space.

The virtual storage was similar to her system inventory, but with a key difference: it could link to multiple sub-storages from different departments of her territory, depending on the storage link design she created. In contrast, her system inventory was a standalone storage.

Currently, the territory’s virtual storage is linked to the physical storage in City A. She had configured it to send a specific amount of supplies to their storage every month. Although they farmed, tended to livestock, and gathered additional supplies outside, she still sent them a bit more to ensure they wouldn’t go hungry.

After instructing Marcus on these crucial details, he began practicing with the territory’s storage, placing all the baskets of crops he had harvested into it. Kisha watched in real-time as her system interface updated her mission progress with each batch of crops Marcus stored.

Mission requirement: 100 kilos each of 10 different types of plants

Progress: 10 Kilos of Carrots, 10 kilos of Yam, 10 kilos of cabbage, 10 kilos of potato, 10 kilos of tomato, 10 kilos of green beans, 10 kilos of okra, 10 kilos of cucumber, 10 kilos of beetroots, 10 kilos kale, 10 kilos of lettuce...

Seeing the variety and quantity of vegetables Marcus had harvested, Kisha realized they had already reached more than ten different kinds, with each kind weighing 10 kilos. This left them with just 90 kilos more to reach their goal. With Marcus’s newly awakened ability and his gift ’Green Thumb,’ this target now seemed easily achievable.

After harvesting the mature crops, Marcus immediately tilled the soil to remove the remaining roots before planting more seeds. Kisha then realized that the soil in her territory’s farm might not need to rest or be prepared for the next season’s planting like the soil outside.