Transmigrated into Another Apocalyptic World (BL) - Chapter 79

Chapter 79: Chapter 78: Going to the market Chapter 79: Chapter 78: Going to the market That’s why they have been fighting for power for a while.

They also have a lot of people with superpowers in their group, and their group was also large.

So, Mr.

Adel couldn’t do anything to them because he didn’t want to sacrifice a lot of his power.

The community group also can’t stop Mr.

Adel because they don’t have the power to completely overwhelm Mr.

Adel without losing a lot of their people.

Until now, they are still maintaining such balance, even though it seemed that Mr.

Adel had the upper hand.

The two groups were working in shifts to maintain the walls.

The people we saw today were the people from the community group,” Jacob explained.

Mr.

Adel, the wealthy man that Jacob mentioned, was really an example of the cancers of society being freed from their shackles.

Humans had a lot of shackles that allowed them to coexist with one another peacefully, such as morals, rules, and others that were ingrained in them since childhood.

They were all there to teach people how to live with each other and prevent people from committing acts that would harm others.

However, some people still had extreme thoughts, so as soon as the peaceful society that binds them crumbles, they start to act in extreme ways that are extremely harmful to others.

Mr.

Adel is such a person, and he even encouraged others to follow him on the same path as him, which was even more distasteful.

He is lowering the moral bottom line of the people around him and letting them accept such things easily.

As soon as there was a precedent, others would be able to accept doing such things easily, and they would even find reasons to justify their actions so they could act without even feeling a prick in their conscience.

Thankfully, even in such situations, there are still a lot of people who wouldn’t allow themselves to lower their moral bottom lines, so they wouldn’t accept such offers.

With the people from the large community restraining Mr.

Adel’s behavior, at least the settlement didn’t become Mr.

Adel’s property.

If they weren’t present, then the settlement they were in now would surely be the property of Mr.

Adel.

However, the situation they were in now would just keep getting worse, so a lot of people would still succumb to doing bad things.

The place where the settlement is in wasn’t even very good.

So, it’s better to just go to other places than just stay in this area where they were.

The place they were in can’t really withstand the zombies with higher levels later on.

“Tsk, such a group of people already appeared,” Treyton said with a frown.

The others also don’t have a good expression after listening to what Jacob said.

“Do we need to do something?” Zam asked.

“They already knew that we were just going to stay for a day.

Let’s see what they will do first,” Treyton said.

They knew that they had people with superpowers with them, so those two groups would surely come to invite them and persuade them to stay in their groups.

Treyton surely wanted to know more about their attitude before deciding to do anything else.

“No need to think about them for the time being.

Just go and help Nate find his relatives first,” Treyton said.

“By the way, did you see any market here?” Luciel asked.

“We saw one, but it’s not a big market.

Most of them just displayed some items and traded with each other,” Zam said.

“Treyton, let’s go and check what they are trading,” Luciel said.

He wanted to see what they were trading in this early stage of the apocalypse.

Maybe he could still find some more downloaded games and other things.

“Ok,” Treyton said to him and turned to the others and said, “I and Luciel will go and look around the market; you guys can go and accompany Nate in his search.” Luciel and Treyton sat for a while on the sofa that Theo brought out while the others were arranging the things that they’re going to use.

After sitting for a while, Luciel and Treyton went to the market accompanied by Zam as their guard and guide.

The three kids also wanted to go with them, but Luciel refused to take them.

It’s better for them to stay in their accommodation and study than to roam around the settlement.

It’s already obvious that everything was still chaotic outside, so it’s better not to bring the children out.

Everything is just beginning to be established, so the established doesn’t even have complete rules and regulations.

Well, one of the leading factions was a crook, so even if there were rules and regulations, it wouldn’t make a difference with such a leader who was leading the others to be as crooked as himself.

Zam accompanied him and Treyton and was the one who guided them to the trade market while.

When they arrived at the trade market, Luciel could see a lot of people with miscellaneous things in front of them.

Some simply spread their goods on the ground, while others put their goods on a table.

It really wasn’t a big market, as most people only had a few things on display.

Other people were also carrying some things with them and trading them with others with the goods that they needed.

Luciel also heard a lot of people refusing to trade with others because they don’t need the things they want to trade in their goods.

He saw that most of the signs displayed in front of the goods wanted to exchange their goods for food or water.

The things displayed in the trade market were really mixed.

He saw some people selling beds and others.

Some displayed clothes.

 Some displayed watches, jewelry and other luxury goods.

Some people simply displayed all the things they currently didn’t need like hair blowers, computers, books, hair accessories and other things.

“Do you want to check what kind of books they are selling?” Treyton as soon as he noticed that he was looking at the table that was displaying a lot of books on his table.

“Yeah, let’s go and see what they are selling.” When they arrived in front of the table, Luciel immediately looked through the books that were on the table.

He saw that most of the books in it were actually reviewers for a lot of professional courses.

The other books were all related to other professional courses for students.

“It’s a pity that there aren’t any comics or entertainment books in it,” Luciel said in regret.

“Well, let’s just get them for your cousin.

He seemed to be getting depressed because he couldn’t study or read educational books,” Luciel said.

Calvin was already a silent type of person to begin with, but now he was becoming more silent.

Calvin’s reading speed was really fast, as he had already read all the educational books he had and even the things they got along the way.

He even read the paper that Jasmine was writing about her findings about their current situation, but he really read everything fast.

He was only talking more when he was teaching the three kids and answering their questions.

Unlike other geniuses who often couldn’t really teach others, Calvin was good at teaching, so the three kids also liked him very much and also pestered him around.

If the kids weren’t around, he might just stay in the corner and stay silent most of the time while training his superpowers.

“He’s reading books too quickly; that’s why he doesn’t have anymore books to read,” Treyton said, but he still asked the price of the books, “How many bottles of water do you want to exchange these books for?” The person who was trading books asked in surprise, “You are really going to get them?” It seemed that the owner of the books was stunned because someone even bothered to buy books at this time.

“Yes, we will take these books; how much do you want to exchange them for?” Treyton said again.

It was only stated on the paper that he would exchange it for water, but it doesn’t specify how many milliliters he would exchange for one book.

“I-I’ll exchange 5 books for 1 liter of water,” the seller said with some hesitation.

It seemed that he wasn’t sure if the books he was selling would even be exchanged for something because a lot of people don’t care for books in such a time when their survival couldn’t even be guaranteed.

“Ok, we will take all of these books,” Treyton said without haggling for the price.

“Really?

Thank you!” The seller said with gratitude.

There were 15 books in front in total, so Zam brought out 3 liters of water.

They had already prepared a lot of water because Zam already explained that most of the people wanted to exchange their goods for water.