If it is some small inhabited tribe...for example, underground similar to wind-eroded caves, the refugee group maintains a low-tech primitive life, and may be able to survive for a long time with luck.

But if you really want to develop industry and create a future of your own... then without the protection of tall city walls and complete military establishment like Blackwater City, almost everyone will die in their infancy.

Insects will subconsciously look for any place where there is a large accumulation of biomass.

Mechanical rebels will instinctively collect all mineral resources they can.

Orcs will think of ways to cause trouble and find fights.

Human beings...will try to take advantage of the hard work of others.

Not all, but often.

What a pity.

It is such a pity that I can only huddle in a tall castle and drool while looking at the huge world.

"Perhaps you can give it a try, sir?" Kilolan followed Bai E's gaze and looked at the ruins in the dark.

The ruins of the city have a unique beauty of order in her eyes.

Urban planning in the golden age was always so reasonable and beautiful.

Under some inadvertent distraction, everything in front of her seemed to be restored to its original and perfect appearance in a rapid passage of time.

She saw the gravel on the ground jumping onto the roof again.

She saw the broken iron frame returning to its original position.

She saw the broken signboards all over the ground rehanging on the eaves facing the street.

She saw the equipment that had fallen to the ground suddenly rise.

Time tells everything.

The glory of the past has not been completely forgotten.

Even though she had never seen the so-called golden age with her own eyes, just looking at some traces of that era now, she felt as if she had traveled through time and space and traced back to the most beautiful era in the past.

Right before her eyes, everything was back to the best it had ever been.

Bright colored lights flickered all around, and the whole person seemed to be surrounded by the bustling sound of people passing by.

Intoxicated for a while.

"So beautiful..."

She murmured softly.

"What?" Murphy thought he heard wrongly.

Kilolan blinked, and those fantasy-like scenes disappeared in an instant.

Her thinking has been very divergent since she was a child, and her imagination is rich. She can always think of things she has never seen before...

She used to worry about it, but she gradually got used to it.

"Shh~"

Bai E suddenly made a sound and put his index finger in front of his lips.

There is movement.

Quietly, as if afraid of attracting his own attention.

Just behind the wall beside you.

Bai E moved his steps slightly, invisibly blocking the two children behind him.

This time...what is it again?

"hiss!"

The ferocious bone claws pierced out of the darkness like sharp swords. Bai E, who was fully focused, picked up the Glaive Machine Gun that had been hanging on his waist and faced it.

"Clang clang clang!"

The clash of bone blades and war blades made a sound like steel blades clashing.

After blocking the first wave of attacks launched by the opponent, Bai E covered the child and took a few steps back before he could see the full picture of the monster in front of him.

A... gray-white spider?

A spider bigger than a human!

And not just one.

The spider that launched the attack was just the first vanguard to blow the horn. More gray-white figures quietly appeared from every corner of the ruins, and for a while they were extremely infiltrative.

Unknowingly, these things...surrounded me?

Is there a guardian monster in this ruins?!
Chapter completed!