episode_0184

I had already thought about how to get into the Public Security Department.

A few days later, several agenda items were being decided in the National Assembly, and there was a note asking you to observe.

I thought I could just go in there, participate in the meeting, and say I wanted to join the Public Security Department.

It would be enough to simply say that much.

It’s a bit of a problem that I can’t work or do anything right now, but whatever.

Since we had the supplies to last until then, there was no problem in doing nothing.

We brought enough supplies for one person to use.

Since I don’t smoke, I could have sold all the cigarettes I brought with me.

Since I wasn’t planning on drinking, there was no way I would run out of supplies.

“Then, sister. What do you plan to do with the remaining time?”

Park Kang-chan, who was quietly listening to my plan, asked me.

Of course, it had been a long time since I had thought in advance about what I could do during that gap.

“I want to decorate this place a little more like a human home.”

“People… Like home?”

“Yes, yes. And should I install this or that? Go to Jinyang Lake.”

It was time to mobilize everything we had learned from the industrial complex forces.

How to make a trap. Finding materials from nature, setting traps, and making fish traps.

The plan was to place the traps on the first floor and the traps in the river.

It didn’t seem like fishing would be blocked there or anything like that.

Fortunately, installing something itself seemed to be my freedom.

However, he said that I would be responsible for any damage caused by that thing, and that he would not be held responsible even if the contents were missing.

At this point, it was more like just installing it yourself and taking it with you.

Resolve disputes among yourselves, but if any damage occurs, you will be held accountable.

In fact, it was no different from a policy of forcing conflict.

This is because strong powers can obtain supplies without putting in any effort.

Just go to a field or something like that that someone has made, and tell them to hand it over, and that’s it.

“They start arguing with me too.”

I thought for a moment.

Park Kang-chan next to me waved his hands as if something like that could happen, but he couldn’t deny the possibility.

Of course, it was easy to deal with it when an argument broke out.

However, it was necessary to think about the aftermath.

You can’t do things without thinking about it.

First of all, the best thing was to leave on their own.

It seemed like the rumor would have spread by now.

There was one person who came in unharmed even after breaking one of the barricades.

But it seemed like there were people who didn’t know that or would ignore it.

“Hey, Kang Chan.”

“Yes, sister.”

“To what extent is self-defense included here?”

“If the other person starts an argument first, everything is possible without killing them.”

“That’s crazy, that.”

Every time I heard it, my head pounded, wondering what the law was all about.

No, if that’s true, it means that you can create disputes and rob the other person through blackmail.

They say they are a plunder force, but I thought this was a bit extreme.

“And, sister. There are a lot of guns being fired here, so you have to be careful.”

“… Why the gun again? Kill all the zombies that might come?”

“There is that, but there is virtually no punishment for shooting someone to death.”

“Oh?”

“Among civil servants, there are competent people and there are relatively incompetent people.

Unless a competent or high-ranking official is attacked, just treat it as a dispute and bury it.

Even if things seem a bit difficult, all you have to do is pay a bribe to the city hall and it will be over.

It’s not for nothing that people start a fight on the street and then make you a prisoner.”

“Wow, ah… ”

“Now, it’s quiet because a new person has arrived. Once I figure out your skills, I’ll be able to plunder without any trouble.”

It was truly absurd.

It was to the point where I had no idea how this group worked.

No matter how ruined the world was, there was no way something like this would be allowed.

And I also had one question. Although there may be people who welcome this kind of brutal society, it was clear that there are also people who do not.

Not everyone is a looter. At least, there are people who had no choice but to live their lives in a normal way.

I organized my thoughts and asked Park Kang-chan.

“That, sister. It should be there, but if you touch it wrongly, it will drag you away.”

“Well, can it be underground at the National Intelligence Service? Is this the Yushin era?”

“If you don’t value your life, it would be better to quit… ”

“I can’t help it.”

Park Kang-chan breathed a sigh of relief.

It seemed like he really thought I was going to attack him.

It was worth it because I was agitated from the first meeting.

To be honest, even now, I just want to throw it all away.

However, there was no guarantee that I would definitely win.

The gun was still like a cheat key.

There was no variant that could withstand a pistol, so there was no way there was a variant that could withstand a rifle.

Even so, I only lasted a few shots with a rifle, so it was even more dangerous.

Even if it was a concentrated fire, it was clear that if it was hit properly, it would be tattered on the spot.

And it seemed like it wouldn’t be a good thing.

I have overwhelming regenerative power, but it is not omnipotent.

Even in the original work, those with regeneration abilities were not all-powerful.

Even those who had the ability to regenerate severed arms collapsed when their bodies caught fire.

If my body couldn’t regenerate the burn, going alone would have been tantamount to suicide.

It’s just a matter of tearing the tendons so they can’t be used, I’m sure the people there know roughly that.

Of course, I thought it would be best to think about this later.

Later on, even a rifle might not work.

So I thought it would be better to dig up information now.

After looking around the house for a moment, I put the baton on my shoulder.

Then I called Park Kang-chan and asked if there was a bamboo forest or something nearby.

Fortunately, Park Kang-chan had a thorough knowledge of the surrounding geography.

I’ve lived here for a long time, and I moved around a lot while working part-time.

So it seemed like I could get the materials to make the trap I was talking about very easily.

So me and Park Kang-chan continued to walk around and collect materials.

Park Kang-chan must have thought it was an opportunity to learn something, so he followed me around, putting ingredients in his bag without saying anything.

Besides, there were mountains and lakes nearby, so I felt like I wanted to learn as much as possible.

“By the way, Kang Chan.”

“Yes.”

“Is it okay to just leave or run away?”

“We don’t catch people who leave. I would rather go out. That way you can take the items.”

“Ah.”

“Usually I tell someone how long I will be gone and then come back.

However, if a week passes from that deadline, it is considered that you have died or escaped and your property is confiscated.”

“That’s scary, that.”

Really, the more I listened, the more absurd it became.

So, that doesn’t mean that if someone is looking at me and attacks me outside, they can take my stuff.

Of course, it seems this doesn’t always happen.

Since it could develop into a conflict between factions if something goes wrong, everyone seems to have tried to restrain themselves.

Even so, the fact that this society is a ruthless system of law against meat has not changed.

Yeah, whatever. In the process of living, there was a need to bring down people who were worse than me.

If someone passes, someone has to fail.

If someone sells, someone has to buy. If someone gains, someone has to lose.

However, no matter how much the society of the past was a society of the fittest, there would never be such a thing as such open bloodshed.

What Park Sang-cheol said was right.

Rather, this was the worst place.

Really, the more I knew, the less affection I felt.

On the contrary, I felt like I could see how much of a paradise Busan and Jangyu were.

“I wish there were more animals living here.”

The more I thought about the Jinju Citizens’ Union, the more complicated my mind seemed to become.

So, I deliberately sounded excited and let the thoughts wander in my head.

I told Park Kang-chan to place the ingredients in the bag on the ground.

Park Kang-chan did as I said and placed the ingredients on the floor.

Finally, Park Kang-chan asked, putting the bamboo he was holding on the floor.

“By the way, sister. Is there really a need to make it here?”

“Why. Are you saying we should make it at home and take it with us?”

“Well, that’s what it means, right? Since it’s outside… ”

“Don’t worry. Who will attack? And it doesn’t matter if you attack me.”

“You probably say that because you won’t die even if you get shot… Even if you get attacked by a mutant, you won’t die.”

Park Kang-chan grumbled.

I ignored the grumbles and mobilized all the memories I had learned from the industrial complex.

Because Lee Sang wanted me so much and taught me how to do it, I couldn’t forget even if I tried.

With Lee Sang’s voice in my head, I began to remember how to make a trap.

Soon enough, I set up a trap in a suitable location.

If a wild animal enters here, the ring will immediately strangle it.

I said as I set up the next trap.

“I heard that the plants that grow on zombie corpses are easy to use.”

“Have you ever used it?”

“It must have happened a few times. is not it. Was this your first time… ”

“… You can trust it, right?”

“You said I can trust you?”

I taught Park Kang-chan how to make traps and set up traps in places where wild animals could pass by.

First of all, the trap itself was relatively sophisticated, perhaps because of the intense training.

But it wasn’t a fish trap, so I didn’t know if this would work properly.

Still, I thought it would be a good idea to give it a try, so I made a fish trap with Park Kang-chan, installed it in Jinyang Lake, and returned home.