"What did you say?"
Shiloh thought he must have misheard.
"I said, you should make sure your eyes are working before you leave the house.
We found this place first."
She hated being greeted with bullets.
"Do you have any idea what youâre saying?
You dare to steal our supplies?"
It was the first time Shiloh had ever met someone who dared to speak to him like that.
She was even pointing the tip of her knife at him.
"What a coincidence. Itâs you again."
Phoebe Vance stepped down from the vehicle.
They had to admit, the two people before them were a shock.
âCould they really have been the ones who took care of all these zombies?â
"We discovered this pharmacy yesterday,"
"but had to put it aside for some reason."
"So, weâll have to ask you to step aside,"
Phoebe Vance said.
But no matter how capable they were, there were only two of them.
"I really have to admire you, miss,"
"to be able to maintain such a thick skin."
"If youâre going to say that, then I might as well say I discovered all the supplies on these few streets first."
"So why donât you all take a detour?"
Nina Jacobs scoffed, amused by their audacity.
It was just a pharmacy. Not really a big deal.
But she refused to indulge these people.
"You..."
Phoebe Vance had never been spoken to like that before.
âShe actually called me shameless?â
"The zombies here... did you two kill them all?"
Finn Hart stepped out of the vehicle.
Phoebe Vance was a little surprised. After all, unless it was a special situation, the mysophobic Finn Hart was never willing to get out of the vehicle.
"Looks like someone here has eyes after all,"
Nina Jacobs replied.
"Are you interested in joining us?
Weâll guarantee you food and shelter."
Finn Hart asked after a moment of silence.
Such powerful, lone Superpower Users were a rare and valuable find.
They had lost quite a few people in the last few days.
"Not interested."
Nina Jacobs refused without hesitation.
"Why?"
Finn Hart didnât understand.
âIâm already willing to overlook how filthy they are.â
"Iâm not interested in people who think itâs their right to take things from others."
Nina Jacobs was getting impatient.
"Youâre Fire Element, heâs Strength Element."
"If youâre looking for medicine, youâre welcome to take some."
"You wonât be able to carry the rest anyway."
Finn Hart felt he was already being generous enough.
But Nina Jacobs didnât seem to appreciate it.
"Originally, I was just looking for one type of medicine."
"But now, I plan to load it all up and take it with me."
"This little brat has a real sharp tongue."
"How about I fight them?"
"Winner takes all."
Jordan Vaughn also stepped forward and said.
"Fine by me."
"One round to decide it."
"The loser voluntarily gives up this pharmacy."
Nina Jacobs said immediately upon hearing him.
"Donât speak too soon."
"If you lose, donât even think about taking a single pill."
Finn Hart simply thought the woman before him was overestimating herself.
As fellow Fire Element Superpower Users, no one was stronger than Jordan Vaughn.
Jordan Vaughn had originally intended to take them both on.
However, Nina Jacobs seemed to only intend to fight him one-on-one.
"Itâs not too late to give up the pharmacy now."
"Ordinary people shouldnât even think about claiming supplies."
"Itâs just a waste if you take them."
Jordan Vaughnâs words were just as harsh.
Nina Jacobs didnât respond further, simply telling Wayne Warner to stand aside and wait.
"Sheâs so ungrateful."
"Why make Vaughn waste his Superpower on her?"
Shiloh grumbled in dissatisfaction.
"That may be true,"
"but some people just need to be taught a lesson."
Jane Dixon, inside the car, snorted coldly.
âIâd like to see just what that female Superpower User outside has to be so arrogant about.â
At that moment, a flicker of surprise flashed in Jordan Vaughnâs eyes.
After just two exchanges,
Nina Jacobs was somehow able to effortlessly neutralize his Fire Element attacks with her knife?
"Thatâs a nice knife youâve got."
Jordan Vaughn attributed it all to the knifeâs quality.
Nina Jacobs gave a cold smile.
While seemingly dodging his attacks, she was also secretly closing the distance between them.
As she sidestepped another one of Jordan Vaughnâs Fireballs, she appeared behind him.
"Vaughn, look out!"
Before Shilohâs words could even fade, Jordan Vaughn felt an unbearable, sharp pain strike his back.
"I didnât use the knife this time. What do you think?"
As Nina Jacobs retreated, a cloud of flames erupted around her.
With a wave of her hand, the flames surged madly toward Jordan Vaughn.
"Pathetic little flames. Watch me absorb you."
Jordan Vaughn quickly condensed a Fireball.
The Fireball in his palm transformed into a fiery vortex, spinning as it tried to absorb all the flames.
In his eyes, simple flames were the weakest form of attack.
To his astonishment, however, the flames passed straight through his fiery vortex!
He had no choice but to shift his position to dodge, but he was still burned in several places by Nina Jacobsâs flames.
"Only women like you would bother with these flashy, useless little tricks."
Jordan Vaughn found the tiny flames incredibly annoying.
He spat on the ground.
"Is that so?
Because youâre about to lose."
Nina Jacobs didnât want to drag this out any longer.
The small flames from before quickly gathered in mid-air.
Each wisp of fire seemed to contain immense energy, swelling and expanding in the air.
BOOM!
A Fire Serpent with a long, coiling tail opened its great maw in mid-air.
It lunged toward Jordan Vaughn on the ground with the speed of a thunderbolt!
"Flame transformation?"
Finn Hart watched this scene in shock.
He had heard of a technique called "Superpower Transformation" back in City A.
It was said that almost no one could perform it currently.
He never expected to see it here.
Jordan Vaughn hurriedly condensed Fireballs to defend himself.
But they were no match for the Fire Serpent.
His attacks couldnât even disperse the tip of the serpentâs tail.
He had no choice but to dodge pathetically.
"The pharmacy is yours! Donât kill him."
Finn Hart had to step in and stop her.
But the Fire Serpent didnât stop.
BOOM!
Watching the Fire Serpent charge at him with its mouth wide open, Jordan Vaughn fell to the ground in a pathetic heap.
The Fire Serpent shot past his ear.
The whistling sound made his eardrums ache.
A rock next to him was instantly shattered by the impact.
"Oh dear, it seems I missed."
Nina Jacobs said with feigned regret.
"But you wonât be so lucky next time."
She dispelled the Fire Serpent and turned toward the pharmacy.
If no one else were here, she would have killed Jordan Vaughn without a second thought.
But that would mean making an enemy of these several hundred people.
The loss would outweigh the gain.
"Fire Snake Transformation" was a technique she had developed over the past two days.
Today was the first time she had ever used it.
She had to admit, the effect was impressive, but it really drained her Superpower.
After all, transformation required using oneâs Superpower to precisely Control every single inch of the construct.
"You lost."
Finn Hart saw that Jordan Vaughn was still sitting collapsed on the ground.
His face was deathly pale.
For some reason, he was reminded of the charred corpses in front of Verdant Supermarket...
Inside the pharmacy, Nina Jacobs indeed found the nutritional supplements Wayne Warner needed.
And there was a large quantity, more than enough for him.
The people outside didnât seem to have any intention of leaving.
"Since someoneâs helping us block the zombies, we canât let them down, can we?"
She was going to take all the remaining medicine, too.
Wayne Warner nodded and opened his hiking backpack, which was half his height.
Nina Jacobs gave Wayne Warner a thumbs-up.
She dumped all the bottled medicines inside in one go.
As for the boxed medicines, she and Wayne Warner tore open the packaging and put only the contents into the backpack.
After storing some more in her systemâs storage slots,
the two of them were still carrying large and small bags.
They had cleaned out most of the pharmacy.
Only some family planning products were left.
"Weâll leave these for them to use at their leisure,"
Nina Jacobs said with a cold laugh.