After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 1399

Chapter 1399: Golds in Alterra Town (Part 3)

The other Golds also had their own agendas.

Olga and Otto, for instance, were looking for business. It was just their instinct. Even if they didn’t have Bleulle as a market, the human territory was so vast. The region Bleulle controlled was only a tiny part of it.

In contrast, the ever-optimistic Otto just thought it was finally his chance to explore more places. Maybe he could go northward or eastward for the second half of his life. He had always been travelling around Bleulle and just a little beyond it. After all, there were already plenty of territories there that could eat up his stocks even if he charged a lot for them.

In any case, Otto was particularly interested in the long-term food factories. Although he possessed bought a lot while in partnership with them, he knew there were still plenty of things he hadn’t seen.

Anyway, after a day or two of waiting, the individual finally received a clearance for a factory tour.

The factory tour requirement was now quite a bit stricter. They had to be long-term partners under oath, and they had to commit a certain quota of purchases (which honestly wasn’t hard). Otto had long achieved this requirement and it was only a matter of scheduling.

The Industrial Park, which was the place where all the factories were located, was really impressive. There were rows and rows of large buildings, and he knew each one was responsible for creating something amazing.

Each one, in a sense, was a gold mine in its own way.

There was a relatively wide road network within it, and there seemed to always be carts full of products from somewhere heading out, likely to the depot just outside of the zone.

Otto was taken to the Instant Noodles factory, which was one of the first ones Alterra developed, and was located near the entrance of the park. It was also one of the bigger ones, which had experienced an expansion already.

The factory had two entrances and exits to facilitate staff entrance as well as the hauling out of the products. The front door, leading to a small vestibule and waiting area, was for guests like him. It also led to a small meeting room and staff office on the side, which he’d later learn had glass dividers facing the main areas so the staff could observe the main factory area from there.

He was greeted by the manager and was oriented about the expected behavior inside. After the tour, Otto would also return to him when the finalization of deals was to be made.

His personal guide, on the other hand, was one of the assistant managers, and he was wearing a similar uniform as everyone else, except with added colors to distinguish his position. All of the staff, including him, had to wear face masks as well as hair nets to ensure hygiene inside.

As soon as he entered the main factory area, he was entranced and overwhelmed as he was enveloped by the whirlwind of sights and activities, sights, sounds, and smells. The air was thick with a mix of steam and the savory aroma he loved.

The factory floor had high ceilings and a vast open space. It was filled with complicated-looking machinery (at least to him), with gears moving rhythmically. There were leather belts, looped around spindles, pulling trays of coiled dough from one contraption to the next.

Everything was moving continuously, nothing was still, and it felt like even the walls hummed with purpose. It was fascinating and, after entering, he realized that it was even larger than he expected.

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