After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World - Chapter 696

Chapter 696: End of the Bellugan War (Part 2)
Jake jumped back to the interior, running away. Fortunately, the buildings here were dense so it was easy for him to jump roof to roof. The others saw this and thus started a game of chase.

Worse, since the houses here were only two stories, some enemies would make a makeshift stair and get a few people up to the roof with him.

“Tsk,” he cursed, mentally looking at the rocks he kept in space. A lot of them had been used and he needed to ‘refill’ it soon.

Most of the buildings here were system buildings so he couldn’t use them for his ability, however, Belluga idolized Alterra and made sure to have a lot of patches of green.

As he jumped over another roof with a park nearby, his hands formed a fist and several pounds of little rocks and balls of earth floated towards him. He’d keep a few in space and the rest where he had just been standing.

His pursuers would then slip and lose their balance. If he was lucky, maybe they’d break their neck in the fall (spoiler: it never did, due to the enhanced reflexes of the people here).

Then, among those, one managed to keep up with him. It was a level 15 swordsman—the team lead from before. He was furious to see so many of his team felled by this bastard!

However, before he could even grab ahold of Jake, something flashed before his eyes and he could only instinctively lean back to avoid it.

It was a friggin wind arrow.

“Thanks, Crow!” Jake said with a chuckle, leaving his final pursuer in the dust to deal with accurate wind arrows that were coming his way.

They had apparently run so far that they reached the area where the majority of the Alterrans were.

Crow was already there, shooting away, though he did choose his targets due to limited mana. He primarily targeted stronger people who had landed inside the walls.

On another side, a group of jerks were slashing about carelessly while fighting against the Bellugan guards. One of them saw a civilian nearby and escaping, but he was close enough for him to hit.

He grinned, shifting targets to stab the poor guy. However, a weird hard piece of earth suddenly appeared. It was Reno, who apparently controlled earth several meters away, all while handling a few enemies with his sword.

“Why do they have elementalists?!” He yelled.

“It doesn’t matter, there’s only three of them!” Another yelled, proceeding on causing chaos all around.

Before he could make another move though, another slash of sword came after him. He wasn’t able to avoid it on time and it still stabbed his arm. “AH, damnit!” he yelled, swinging his sword towards his attacker, who easily redirected it away. “Who is it!?”

“Me,” Raine said, stabbing his weapon to take advantage of the opening, successfully stabbing him through the heart.

“You!!” he yelled and gasped when Raine turned the Class D sword, ensuring his death.

“They’re not the only ones you need to worry about!!” Raine said, pulling her sword back, defending against another attacker.

Raine had two of the other husband—the couple Suide and Orland—around to assist her.

Together, they created a small vacuum of safety that went wherever there were distraught groups of citizens. Interestingly, after rescuing, a lot of these citizens would join in the encirclement, strengthening its attacking force.

Raine was never formally trained, but she lived a rough life definitely not fit for a woman.

Anyway, the people who breached were taken care of by the Alterrans and Raine’s group, allowing the local guards to focus on keeping the rest of them out.

Hours flashed by, and the last of the more powerful aborigines—all of him had entered the territory—were finally taken down.

Jake assisted by immobilizing them while the rest took either the kill shots or debilitating ones, depending on the damage they did to Belluga.

Most of these people were gathered in the plaza, with Raine and the others looming over them. She was looking at them one by one, as if trying to find a familiar face.

When she didn’t find it, Raine walked over to the most powerful one, kicking him on the face. “Where are those bastards?”

“Who?!”

Her eyes were red whenever she remembered that day! “Those bastards who attacked us before!”

Her words seemed to have added ember in all the local peoples’ hearts. They were once again reminded of the deep humiliation from that day.

The man didn’t answer immediately. Raine frowned and took out her sword, the sharp edge hovering right above his crotch.

“T-They’re not from Khlack!” The man snapped almost immediately. “They’re from our master territory, Basset Town!”

This made everyone silent.

A town?

Jake and Reno took note of this with narrowed eyes.

Other than Ferrol, the nearest Town to them was Basset Town!

…

[Your village Belluga Village (Lv3) has successfully defended against Khlack Village (Lv3)!]

The array eventually closed and the war ended—officially letting Belluga win the war. Wild cheers and sobs resounded across the territory, a renewed momentum flowing in its veins.

Jake and the others smiled, helping out the injured and even donating some healing potions to dilute.

They learned a lot in this war and they were glad they joined in. For example, the likelihood of having meatshields, the methods of aborigines in sneaking in, how much they could actually do as people beyond the level cap, and the like.

As they cleaned up, the enemy people were pale. There were also a few guards who had been watching the people outside the territory. They came running as they realized that the enemies outside had all become their slaves as well.

“What happens to us?!” the enemies yelled when they heard the report. “Are all of us slaves?”

There were hundreds of enemies gathered in the territory, not counting those outside. Apparently, all of them actually became slaves this time.

Raine looked at the notification of winnings that she received, and then at the evil people who caused chaos to her territory.

She had heard of Alterra’s approach to slavery, and she also admired that.

But… what would she do? What did she have to do?