The incident was over, but the work had grown.

By the time the incident ended, Victoria was completely collapsed on the ground, covered in mud, stuffing sweet food into her mouth.

As daylight came and the situation calmed down, the Bet family dragged Victoria back to her home.

And from that evening, reporters from newspapers and TV stations began to visit the Bet household.

Morris refused the interviews upfront, but there was no way anyone would leave after hearing that.

Whenever the news was turned on or the newspaper was opened, it talked about the disaster in Vern City, along with the term "the miracle of Vern City," and it mentioned me.

And surprisingly, there wasn’t much talk about Victoria.

Because of the 9,000 harvesters. To be exact, 181 of them exhibited special abilities. Of course, 129 of them used their powers in front of people.

The rest kept it hidden.

Anyway, most of the people with special powers gained similar abilities. There were roughly three types.

One was a mobility ability. It wasn’t teleportation, but they could move quickly or bring multiple people down from a high place.@@novelbin@@

Another was the ability to manipulate wind, water, and fire. This power seemed to have been developed in response to the disaster itself.

And the last was a survival ability. The ability to generate shields, harden their bodies, or rapidly regenerate from injuries.

In total, there were 9,190.

It seemed like a lot.

But considering the last moment of the first world, where there were nearly 100 million harvesters, it wasn’t that many.

Back then, whenever someone recited the contract, it was immediately signed.

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