After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 2095

Chapter 2095: Quo Town (Part 2)

A/N: I think we’re back to 2ch/day~! Have been outlining some events and have typed a few things in advance, and hopefully I can type them all in time. Thank you for understanding, Alterrans~!

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How many such settlements were there, and what was their composition? Did they live like normal villages? Do all villagers fight monsters? How do they handle the occasional extreme weather?

...could she have something like this in the Alterra region?

Although the region had been allied and had consolidated, the continent was vast, and the distance between neighboring territories was still large and massive.

There were still many places for enemies to hide in. Even if they had allied with everyone, there was still a far larger area that was not owned by anyone.

Even if they had allied with every territory in the region, there were still plenty of ways for large armies to enter their area without getting noticed, especially if the enemy had good scouts and generals.

This model could be the way to cover that flaw. Of course, the success of it would depend on many variables, some of which she might not know yet.

If there could be allied forces in these ’blank’ patches of land, wouldn’t the breaches be minimized?

If only there weren’t the whole elemental experimentation thing hanging above their heads, and if they didn’t have their own missions, Althea would have definitely been in the mood to walk through that area and study this model closely.

Far from the walls, they were notified that they had actually entered the territory.

[You have entered Quo Town (Lv1)]

"The wall is so far," someone from their party couldn’t help but exclaim. "Aren’t they walling this?"

"They didn’t expand all the way, it seems like."

Anyway, they paid the visitor’s fee, which was standard for towns, lest they got kicked out when they were in open space.

The areas in front of the gates were unoccupied, but they did see some neighborhoods right outside of them. From where they were walking, they could see one at a distance, about a kilometer.

They could see it clearly not only because of their good eyesight, but also because the camp was located on a hill facing them.

It was a collection of treehouses. There were flying orcs and landgrubbers and arboreal ones like the monkeys. They looked like they were living decently despite living outside the walls.

Among humankind, this was outside of common sense. It seemed like this common sense was about to be updated.

At the very least, the lives of ordinary people (or orcs) here seemed better than the village. She saw one little monkey fall down a tree, grabbed by the beak by a flying orc.

It was small and could fit into the avian’s mouth. A little more movement, and it would’ve been swallowed.

Gulp

Fortunately, orcs here were the same species, so they didn’t eat each other like the animals Terrans knew. Here, that would’ve been cannibalism, which was against the instinct of most species.

The bird orc spit out the monkey near ground level before flying up again.

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