After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 1081

The letter was only sent to Bright, Shrao, and Belluga for efficiency. While taking away hundreds of manpower would affect them, they had long been preparing for Alterra’s upgrade.

Besides, they also had a lot of foreigners staying long-term in their residential areas. Unlike Alterra, which had become increasingly restrictive to enter, these territories had a lot of foreigner-friendly programs to attract the aborigine strongmen to stay.

Of course, they had to make oaths of non-betrayal, but this was in exchange for extremely good terms like their own houses and the like, provided they also fought and protected the territory to an acceptable degree.

They were also welcoming of Mercenary Team branches. Their area only allowed for one or two patches of land to be leased out however, so they were still choosy on which team to invite.

In any case, to aborigines who wanted to relocate in this region but could not do it directly in Alterra, then these deals were extremely attractive.

All territories had reached the peak of Level 3 Villages as well, though their Prestige would definitely take decades to meet the requirements of a Town, especially since they had no unique resources or tech to anchor on.

Being so close to Alterra also slowed down their prestige increase as well, because whatever happened in the region was likely to get associated with it instead.

However, thanks to the current system, no one went hungry anymore and the dormitories had also become the prevalent home. All shanty communities had been abandoned and replaced with proper housing and parks.

Although they couldn’t charge as low as Alterra for their bed spaces, it was still extremely affordable. Even the invalids—who had very limited job options—could afford to have a roof over their heads.

This amazed the aborigines very much and those who went to visit and returned to their home passed this on. Because of this, somehow this region—slowly referred to as the Alterran Region—had become the ’dream’ place to go to, especially for people who were struggling to survive until now.

In terms of defense, all villages had kept their level 3 walls, but they could now afford to place sentries at the optimum of 200 meters apart. Like Alterra, mobs and wars had started to lose their threatening nature now, too.

With the injection of strong forces in their ranks, those aborigine villages that used to scare them no longer had the chance of putting a dent on them!

Bright had also paid back all of its debts to Alterra by now and he felt a huge weight off his shoulders. Of course, he still had to pay monthly tribute (which was not small, especially with the revenue generated by aborigine tourists) but being technically debt-free was still a nice feeling to have.

Because of this, he had the time to start tracing where Gingo and his people were. _{frёewebnoѵel.ƈo๓}

All he got after so long was that they headed West to Southwest, and in that direction—excluding a few Terran villages like Limestone Valley—were predominantly aborigine villages.

If they thought they’d live better there, heh, naive.

Still, so many of his citizens were hurt by that group, so they continued to investigate—as long as the scouts could guarantee their safety, of course.

In any case, the three territories were definitely miles ahead of most other Terran villages, and they had Alterra to thank for it.

Other than these three, there were also the new allies Yasof Village and Dune Town.