Apocalypse Landlord: My Tenants Are All Beautiful Heroines. Chapter 60: Erecting Facilities

"Using caps as a reward was the right move," Aiden comnted, watching the enforcers bleed and sweat.

Unlike contribution points, the people from the camp were familiar with caps and knew their value. Add their starved nature and the exploitation they faced in the camps, and there was little they wouldn’t do to get caps.

However, the sa wasn’t true for the wolves.

They seed to be more interested in the contribution points that the pseudo system inford them about. Besides, just because he was focused on the enforcers didn’t an Aiden had forgotten about the new wolf mbers.

While the enforcers were helping him set up vending machines on each floor, he created a mission to keep the wolves busy.

You have been assigned a mission!

• Mission type: Hunting

• Objective: Capture and bring back four hobgoblins alive.

• Bonus objective: Get it done in less than three hours.

• Progress: 0/4

• Reward: Standard Weapon selection ticket x1

• Bonus Reward: Caps, food, resources of choice (amount will vary based on performance)

• Upon failure: Imdiate demotion to the lower rung of the security forces.

• Failure condition(s):

> Rejecting the mission.

> Failing objective.

• Ti Limit: 7 hours.

Note: You may rent any weapon of your choice from the shop for this hunt. The weapon ticket can be used to claim that weapon permanently, or you can repay the rental cost using contribution points.

Marcus looked at Aiden as soon as the mission appeared before him. Perhaps hoping that there was a mistake. The wolves excelled in killing, but capturing a monster alive? That was sothing new for them.

Every wolf in the building had the sa question.

Why would the landlord need living monsters?

The answer was right in front of them if they put a little thought into it. He wanted to train the enforcers, but he couldn’t send them out just yet.

So, he had the wolves bring back so elite monsters and have the enforcers fight them. It was also why he offered them discount coupons for the shop.

It was to judge an enforcer’s intelligence.

Most of them would go straight for food, splurging on delicacies. Only the few who choose to get a weapon would be worth my attention.

The shop was priced so that even with the discount, if the enforcers spent a single coin, they wouldn’t be able to afford a weapon. Not even the makeshift spear.

What if they didn’t have weapons?

Aiden would still make them fight the hobgoblins barehanded. Wouldn’t that be more entertaining?

With that taken care of, Aiden left to deal with other things. Naly, establishing new facilities. After all, he had all the money and utility resources waiting to be spent.

[Construction]

[New facilities are available! Please click on them for brief information regarding them.]

[> dicare Center]

[> Cafeteria]

[> Gym]

[> Warehouse]

[> Body Modification Chamber] (Locked! Requires level 3 dicare Center.)

[> Small Farm]

[> Cleaning Station] (New!)

[> Guard Tower] (New!)

[> Spa/Bathhouse] (New!) (Locked! Requires level 2 Gym.)

[> Training Hall] (New!) (Locked! Requires level 3 Gym.)

[> Detention Cell] (New!)

[> Maternity Ward] (New!) (Locked! Requires level 2 dicare Center.)

[> Surveillance Room] (New!) (Locked! Requires level 2 Guard Tower.)

[> Beast Stable] (New!) (Locked! Requires 2 tar class individuals.)

"Quite a few new things opened up, huh?" Aiden smiled.

Not only were there things needed for survival and defence, but also rooms like a spa, which improved the residents’ quality of life and morale.

Unfortunately for him, he only had ten utility rooms, one of which was already being used as a workshop. That left nine facilities.

"I can ignore the locked facilities and create everything else, but then what?"

Aiden already controlled the entire building. Unless the system could erect more buildings for him to control, he couldn’t construct all the facilities.

Given the completionist nature of the system, she would never let that be the case.

[New buildings can be taken over and renovated after reaching the next class.]

"So I can just go by the list."

First was the dicare center. Aiden set it up on the thirteenth floor. It was in a relatively safe space. As he entered the room, the forgotten sll of dicines and other things hit him.

The room was completely made of white tiles and had twelve beds with all basic facilities. There was even an X-ray machine.

"Let guess, they consu energy units, right?"

[Yes, host. All facilities, along with common areas, require energy units to operate. You can also harvest any source of energy directly into units, just by willing it.]

"So I can harvest the high-grade batteries of the level 5 shop to get energy units?"

[Correct.]

"That makes things easier. Now, as for personnel."

Unlike the level 1 workshop, which could only hold two workers, seven people could be assigned to the level 1 dicare center. Two doctors and five nurses.

Now he had to find capable people. That too was easy because of the pseudo system. It had already scanned the residents’ proficiencies and shortlisted a few of them.

Please select two doctors from the list.

• Jewell Whitfield, Forr Chief of Surgery, Royal Haven Clinic.

• Adrian Clarke, Head of Trauma, St. Gabriel dical Center.

• Naomi Bennett, Lead Pediatrician, Silver Oak Children’s Hospital.

• Daniel Cho, Ergency dicine Specialist, Eastbridge General Hospital.

• Elena Vasquez, Senior Neurologist, Crescent City Hospital.

Aiden wasn’t surprised by the number of doctors there. After all, there were over a hundred people there, and before the apocalypse, the shelter, which beca the survivor camp, was built in a posh area.

"Did you make them fill out a resu?" Aiden said, going through the list. "Don’t need a neurologist right now. Sa with the pediatrician."

In the end, Aiden chose Jewell and Daniel for now. After all, the residents were prone to injury and illness at the mont. As for the pediatrician, he took note of her na.

"She’ll be useful when one of the girls gets pregnant," Aiden nodded, patting his back. "How thoughtful of ."

As for the nurses, he couldn’t be bothered to assign them personally and made the system do it. He then went around placing other facilities and assigning people as he went.