Chapter 82: Around Louisville (2)
Seoul had excellent infrastructure.
While facilities like transportation or conveniences might be lacking due to the overwhelming population density, there was one piece of infrastructure that stood out compared to other cities.
That was the infrastructure Seoul took pride in—the public shelters.
Rumor had it that these shelters were installed by Cheonji itself, and they were considered far safer than the priest-run shelters, which were protected by sacred relics or talismans.
Even wealthy people without supernatural abilities preferred to use the public shelters instead of the priest-run ones.
So, there was no reason for a poor girl responsible for five younger siblings to hesitate in rushing to the shelter with the kids.
The girl, as the head of the family, briskly walked toward the shelter.
She moved as if she were in a bit of a hurry.
At that moment, she noticed a salaryman in the distance on his phone. In the midst of this chaos, it seemed far too odd for an ordinary salaryman to be there.