My Post-Apocalyptic Shelter Levels Up Infinitely!

hat was really fast! Tell me now, who would be able to withstand this speed!”

Su Mo’s happiness was getting obvious as stretched his legs and ran several rounds in circles.

Oreo, who was still licking her food bowl, was dumbstruck; her jaw dropped while looking at Su Mo running around at that speed in the shelter.

The electrical boots did not just boost his running motions.

As the speed went higher, Su Mo tried performing different stunts and they all showed a significant speed boost.

Bang!

He pressed his toes on the ground and ran two more steps before the speed boost effect disappeared.

“What an improvement! If I had been wearing these back at the ruins, the Kobold Mage wouldn’t have had the time to launch that fireball!”

Su Mo had already been surprised by the light armor.

He was even more excited about the fine iron electric spear.

However, before that, Su Mo wore the photometric combat uniform over the armor.

As he was wearing armor, the photometric combat uniform had to stretch larger to cover it.
Nevertheless, the material had a strong flexibility and extensibility rating.

The perfectly-fitted combat uniform played its part by adhering firmly onto the armor.

He grabbed the fully-charged fine iron electric spear and switched it on.

The fine iron electric spear buzzed momentarily then returned to normal.

He tried his hand at some practice moves, stabbing and sweeping forward, and noticed that there it emitted a secondary force, making the electric spear move even faster.

When he switched it off, the enhancement disappeared.

Su Mo eyed his set of brand new equipment happily, extremely proud of himself.

Stowing away the fine iron electric spear and electric crossbow into the storage space, he walked over to the corner and grabbed the kobold.

The kobold, who was still asleep, awoke in shock.
At first, he lifted his head in panic, but upon realizing that it was just Su Mo, he ignored Su Mo and continued his decadent behavior.

It had been two days and Su Mo still did not seem to have the intention to recruit him.
The kobold had already discarded his imaginations and began to face reality.

“Woof… woof!”

Oreo was excited seeing Su Mo grab the kobold, as she watched from the side.

“Let’s go! Tell him to lead the way.
If he lies or leads us in the wrong direction, today will be the last day of his miserable life!”

Su Mo carried the thin and weak kobold in his hands as he moved toward the shelter’s entrance.

Since Oreo heard that they were going out for fun, she barked loudly, communicating with the kobold.
After confirming the message with him, Oreo barked twice, hinting that she was done communicating.

Once everything was prepared, the shelter’s entrance opened and Su Mo closed the door carefully after taking a glance at the facilities within.
He moved and passed through the entrance hallway to the outside.

When there was no disaster, the wasteland’s sun was always blazing brightly during the day, and yellow sand was scattered all around.

Sometimes, one or two vultures flew across, making grunting noises.

Su Mo threw the kobold to the ground and went back into the other side of the shelter’s entrance, placing the door bar at an angle, before turning around and forcefully shutting the shelter doors

A deep sound groaned when Su Mo tried to push against the door.
The door bar had been dropped and set, blocking out any potential forces that might come from the outside.

He gave it a few more tries to see if it was possible to open the door from the outside.
Failing successfully, Su Mo nodded and walked over to the entrance of the garage.

He lifted the wooden boards that covered the simple and crude garage, revealing the buggy sitting quietly in the spot where Se Mo had left it.

He gave it a once over before climbing inside and starting the engine.
He drove the buggy to the entrance of the shelter.

“Woof?”

The kobold lying on the ground was astonished when he saw the buggy, looking at it in disbelief; unable to understand why an iron box would be moving about.

Oreo looked at kobold as if it were a hillbilly.
The way she scoffed at it was epic.

“Oreo, please bear with me.
You’re going to sit with me today!”

Su Mo put the kobold on the rear compartment and buckled him up.
He then bent his body, grabbed Oreo in his arms, and returned to the front seat of his buggy.

Oreo was more than willing when she heard what Su Mo said.

Oreo buried her head bashfully into Su Mo’s photometric combat uniform, lying on his lap, motionless.

After checking everything once again, he engaged the gear lever and looked back at the shelter, a little unwilling to leave.

“Let’s go! Our next destination is the “Kobolds’ Saltpeter Mine!”

Su Mo shouted, sweeping away his reluctance to leave, and stepped on the accelerator!

The buggy was like an arrow leaving its bowstring, shooting forward forcefully.

The deep humming noise from the engine resonated alongside the strong winds of sandstorm as he headed west on the deserted wasteland.