After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 1011

Seeing their lovey-dovey parents, the younger generation couldn’t help but gag a little. Well, Obi and Otto did. Olga was shaking her head with a smile, while Orion was eating as if nothing was happening on the table.

He was sitting next to his wife, who was smiling lightly but otherwise was quite quiet—as she usually was.

Seeing him made Otto remember a question he had been meaning to ask. "When are you leaving for Holt City, big brother?"

The older Gold answered concisely. "Tomorrow."

Gaia looked at her oldest son. "Make sure to bring everything," she said.

"Every essential is in my space and space stone, mother," Orion said, and the woman nodded in approval.

Holt City was almost 5000 miles away from this place. For various reasons, Orion would not be using the Teleportation Array. This meant that, even by beast car, it would take around half a month just to get there.

Otto looked at his brother. "Since you’re there, can you find out more about the Holt City Lord’s grandchild?"

This made everyone turn to him, though Olga and the others seemed to have realized what it was about.

"Why do you ask?"

"Well, we’re just curious," he said with a shrug. "It’s not a secret anyway, right?"

"Hmn," Orion said, tone as monotonous as always, before resuming his meal.

Gaia shook her head and then looked at the other children. "How’s the business?" she asked and at the mention of his passion, Otto immediately perked up.

Otto’s business had a spike—which was saying something. His business had always been profitable, but it had been stagnant for a while. This marked its first growth after so long—and such a spike, too.

It hadn’t been long since they returned, but the things were already sold out and he made so much money. More so than a few rounds in others.

Of course, he knew that as time passed, the margins would decrease because more people would inevitably find their ’source’. But, for now, he would definitely be milking these nobles for what they’re worth.

Olga’s business, selling products targeting women, also did well. Olga owned a shop with her sister-in-law, and they used the already established infrastructure to launch the new product lines.

There were plenty of wagging tongues but they were buying their products anyway so whatever.

"It’s the talk of the City’s noble women," Gaia said with a smile. "While they showed their jealousy by mocking you two," she paused, looking at Olga and Hilda, "The fact that they can’t get enough—and are even fighting over—your products is enough testament to the truth."

"I am happy for you two and I am proud," she said.

The two women’s eyes were bright, glistening. They felt so lucky to have this support system.

If it was other women selling these things, they would only be mocked while being robbed at the same time.

Gaia smiled and then looked at her youngest. "I heard the ranking of the guard teams has been concluded as well."