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Chapter 1583 Kill the Holy Mother First in the Apocalypse 21
Fortunately, Linlang sends people to clear out the surrounding zombies every day, so there aren't many zombies around the shelter, and there's no need to worry about a zombie siege.

Meanwhile, as Linlang and the others continued to build the Jinxiu Shelter, the walls of the shelter quickly grew higher and higher, and supplies increased in abundance.

However, Linlang has always been helping those in need and has not appealed online for people to seek refuge in the Jinxiu Shelter. After all, the people who come voluntarily are a mixed bag and difficult to distinguish. The people that Linlang personally rescues have been vetted by her, and most of them are of good character.

In addition, shelters have limited space and can only help those who need help; it's unrealistic to expect everyone to come.

Although Linlang did not appeal online for people to seek refuge in the Jinxiu Shelter, some people still discovered the Jinxiu Shelter and asked it to take them in.

Linlang placed these people in a building, not with the people she had rescued. After all, the people she rescued had already undergone preliminary screening, but these people had not. Linlang would continue to observe them. If any of them behaved improperly, Linlang would expel them. After all, even before the apocalypse, those who behaved improperly would be punished by law.

Now that it's the apocalypse, the law is gone, but that doesn't mean people can do whatever they want. Even if she doesn't punish the person, she certainly won't put such a person in the shelter anymore, lest they endanger others.

In addition, for those who come on their own initiative, she only provides safe accommodation, and they have to pay a certain amount of supplies as rent. After all, safe places are not easy to find at this time, and if they can stay in a safe place, they definitely have to pay rent. Otherwise, why would Linlang take them in?

In fact, requiring the payment of goods as rent can also filter out some people who are unwilling to pay rent and only want to take advantage of others.

As for supplies in the shelter, she definitely won't provide them. After all, they weren't the people she rescued, so she has no obligation to take care of everything for them.

However, people who take the initiative to come to you are usually those who have a certain survival ability and can go out to collect supplies on their own.

Linlang will provide supplies to the people she rescues for a period of time, but not indefinitely.

After providing them with supplies for a period of time to help them adapt to life in the shelter, she will provide them with various jobs so that they can earn points through their work and then exchange those points for supplies from her.

Linlang couldn't afford to keep packing supplies, especially with more people. After all, it's impossible for one person to support everyone. Naturally, everyone needs to work and exchange their work for supplies.

Otherwise, if some people can receive supplies without working, how can we explain this to those who do work? Naturally, we need to establish a system where labor is exchanged for rewards.

These jobs will be given priority to those Linlang rescued. After all, if you rescue someone, you have to take some responsibility. Otherwise, if they can't survive after being rescued, wouldn't it be a waste of time?

After prioritizing those who have been rescued, any remaining work will be made available to those who proactively seek it out.

Although these people came to us on their own initiative, we provided supplies as rent, allowing them to earn points through work so they could continue renting houses in the shelter. This was necessary to prevent them from running out of points and being unable to rent houses. We couldn't just kick them out, especially when they hadn't done anything wrong.

There are jobs available now. If there are no supplies or points left to rent houses, then it's not the shelter's fault; it's just that they're lazy and unwilling to work. If there are no supplies or points left to rent houses, then kicking them out is perfectly reasonable. Linlang provides jobs to give everyone in the shelter something to do, not to support them directly and create bad habits. So the jobs she provides are generally work-for-relief in nature. Each person doesn't have many tasks, but they can earn enough points to support themselves. For example, building a wall around the shelter requires a lot of people; operating drones to dump zombie corpses at unfinished buildings; registering people coming to the shelter; distributing supplies, etc., are all low-difficulty jobs.

The more challenging task is to go out with the patrol team to clear out zombies, which will earn you the most points.

That's normal, after all, clearing out zombies can be deadly if you're not careful.

Fortunately, drones exist in this world. Linlang instructed the drone pilots to observe the surroundings from the shelter. If any evolved zombies or large groups of zombies were discovered, everyone was to quickly evacuate to the shelter. If they couldn't return, they were to hide nearby and wait for the evolved zombies or large groups of zombies to leave. They were advised not to confront them head-on. Therefore, there have been no casualties so far.

As the Jinxiu Shelter was built and improved, it quickly appeared online. Many netizens said that the former Jinxiu Homeland had been converted into a shelter, which led to an increase in the number of people seeking refuge and a sharp rise in the complexity of the population.

For safety reasons, Linlang had to install a lot of surveillance cameras in the shelter to prevent people from taking advantage of the lack of cameras to secretly commit murder and robbery. Now that it's the apocalypse, people coming here won't know if they've killed other survivors before, so it's definitely necessary to monitor them closely.

If someone is found to be committing illegal or criminal acts, the shelter will definitely expel them, even if it doesn't want to build a prison to detain them.

Of course, if someone commits murder, the shelter authorities will handle it; they will definitely kill the person to appease the dead. In other cases where no one has committed murder, they will simply be driven away. The shelter doesn't plan to set up any prisons to hold criminals. To be honest, the current situation outside is more deterrent to criminals than to imprisonment. After all, being in a prison is at least safe, but being outside is not necessarily safe, especially... with the number of evolved zombies increasing every day.

Indeed, as time goes by, the number of evolved zombies is increasing day by day.

Fortunately, superhumans gradually appeared in the shelter. Linlang personally formed a team of superhumans to clean up the evolved zombies.

Once the drone detects the evolved zombie, Linlang will lead everyone out of the shelter to kill it.

Linlang demonstrated that she possessed supernatural power—which was actually the power derived from cultivating internal energy.

The people in the shelter were naturally surprised to see that Linlang not only had spatial abilities but also physical abilities, making her a dual-ability user, since they hadn't seen anyone with dual abilities online yet.

Lin Langlu's move also shocked the superpowered individuals who came to the shelter.

It should be noted that when the superhumans first arrived, they had some ambitions and naturally looked down on the leadership of this shelter.

Later, when they heard that the shelter's leader was a space-age ability user, they thought space-age ability users were quite rare, so they put away some of their disdain. But they still thought that space-age ability users could only collect supplies and couldn't fight, which was a bit lacking. It wasn't until Linlang demonstrated her power ability that these ability users put away their ulterior motives and lived obediently in the shelter like ordinary people.