After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 2034

Summary for Chapter 2034: After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World

Chapter summary of Chapter 2034 – After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World by NispedanaSan

In Chapter 2034, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World by NispedanaSan, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World.

Chapter 2034: By the Undead Wall (Part 2)

The ’leak’ came from part of the wall that had begun crumbling from the side. From Garan’s video, there were some undead that had been piling up. In time, they created some sort of flesh ramp, so several undead could go over the wall every day.

Since they were already there, Althea’s group took down the leaks.

The Undead were not weak. They were as fast as a normal human at their level, or maybe even faster. Worse, they didn’t feel pain. They also had better regeneration than humans.

Even if their bones get broken, they would recover soon. It usually took less than an hour, depending on the damage.

Interestingly, it was precisely because the Undead fell down from a height and broke a few bones that Althea’s group could take advantage.

After they ’escaped’ from the walls, the Undead would take several minutes to stand up again to continue on their way in random directions.

Althea and the others took this point of weakness to hack down the Undead before they could even stand up from the fall.

It was quite fun.

They would then take the monsters’ cores while wearing specially designed safety gloves.

After fighting, Althea looked at Medusa, who didn’t need her prompt. The woman had already brought out a specialized radiation sensor that they adapted to this place.

It was a bit larger than the ones they used in Terran, but the accuracy was decent.

"Confirmed: Radiation emitted when Undead is injured. There is remnant energy in the carcasses of Undead with cores taken out, but the energy quickly dispersed before damage is done to the killer."

For the most part, people would get affected when bitten or if their bloodstream was directly contaminated. However, constant exposure to ’bleeding’ Undead was also not very good. It was akin to second-hand poisoning.

One of the ways to prevent getting even a bit of damage was to remove the core within a few attacks, so there would be less radiation emitted.

However, the location of the core was not entirely fixed—it could be found anywhere in the body, as long as the bloodstream passed through—so this wasn’t a very practical suggestion for most.

As such, they developed proper protective equipment for this. It was a bit like modern space suits, but much thinner and had a more compact design.

It was developed in a rush after the Research Center found out they’d be venturing to the desert, so it still had a lot of limitations.

For example, its durability was limited. It could protect from radiation well, was flexible, and had excellent insulation, but it couldn’t be used in long-term battles, at least against monsters above level 15.

It was why they hadn’t taken it out until now despite its ’cooling’ effect.

KKRRRRKKKHH!

While they were talking, the next batch of Undead fell down from the wall, crawling forward and slowly sitting up.

Althea appeared next to them, raised her katana, and slashed down once more.

Through this continuous harvest session, Althea gained a bit more understanding of how to handle them in the long-term.