Chapter summary: Chapter 2147 from the book After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World by NispedanaSan
Discover the most important events of Chapter 2147, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World. With the engaging writing of NispedanaSan, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
Althea more or less had an idea about who ’people like them’ was referring to. However, she did not want to feed words to others.
"Do you mean humans?" she asked, staring at the turtle.
He nodded. "Many of them were nothing special, but some were of a special aura, like you," he said, confirming Althea’s theory.
He was likely referring to fellow quasi elves.
As for why Sol sunbathing triggered the memory, it was quite a coincidence.
In the turtle’s memory, the humans and their pseudo elf companions also fought a similar flowering wild root at the time, though it was definitely a wild root.
"There are a hundred of them, a handful of which are special," he said. "And some are violent. Fortunately, our tribe is also not weak, and they have been weakened and preoccupied by the monster mobs around them."
As for what would’ve happened if there were no monsters around, they didn’t know, and they never did have a chance to find out.
"I witnessed one summon a great fire that burnt a wild root to the ground, killing an orc as well."
"Fortunately, we all hated that orc. He was too annoying!"
"..."
Pseudo elves were generally much more powerful elementalists than normal humans. For now, it seemed like they hadn’t done much harm to orcs except for a few known victims and went straight to the Hollow Forest.
Were they able to get back from there? So far, there were no signs of them. Then again, this region was huge, and it was perfectly normal not to encounter someone even if they were not too far away.
Althea shook her head. For now, it was none of her business.
...
Riding Sol, Althea and Garan proceeded to scour the Hollow Forest for any anomalies that they could investigate. The three (with Sol) rushed deeper into the forest, though they were not very clear which direction it was since nobody knew. It was an old story, so the directions couldn’t be accurate.
The Urfrukt was the tree and fruit from the legendary tree called Ur, and this was technically what they were looking for.
The rumor was that it was the origin fruit of orcs, but Orcs had been a transfer from another world and dimension; why would they have an origin fruit?
Somehow, Althea strongly suspected it had more to do with the existence of monster plants than orcs themselves. After all, if it were truly an origin fruit, why was it set so far away from the actual orcs? Why wouldn’t anyone remember it?
Because they were travelling without a clear direction, they could only go deeper. That was to say, farther away from the granite mountains at a distance, hoping to find a clue somewhere.
Still, they ended up taking a few wrong turns and encountered a lot of monsters and wild roots in between. Fortunately, they had Sol as backup, which significantly lightened the burden. There was also a portable house, so they could rest as they needed.
It was just that it had gained quite a number of cracks over the next few days, and Althea couldn’t repair them fully because she was so tired from the fights and the run through the day.
They would also take this time to absorb an aether crystal every once in a while, though not too often since it would damage his foundations. At the same time, Althea took this chance to practice controlling the wild roots as well, little by little.
As they went deeper, the number of monsters was reduced. Instead, the majority of the threats were in the form of wild roots.
They faced a variety: There were branches, branches with thorns, vines, flowering carnivores, and so on.
Althea only managed to catch up somehow because of her affinity to plants. If anyone else at their level was there, even if it were a big group, it was estimated only a small portion would’ve survived this far.
After all, the deeper they went, the more troublesome the plants became because there were so many of them. It was difficult to categorize them by level, but basically, they had strength in numbers, and had they not had a monster root and several defense equipment, they might’ve been sucked to death by now.
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