The Male Leads Are Trapped in My House-Chapter 133: 26. The Sole Doctor in a Ruined World

The rumor that we had taken over one of the Kintner survival camps spread through the entire village of Brunel in an instant. Everywhere I went, people started looking at me as if I were a hero, and it was becoming quite overwhelming. I had no idea how the news traveled so fast.

Taking the opportunity, I informed the villagers about the personnel exchange agreement with the Kintner survival camp and sought their consent.

When the exchange personnel returned from reconnaissance missions, they would receive their fair share of the food they managed to procure.

In any case, the people of Brunel also needed to start going on reconnaissance missions to find food. The supplies left in Brunel had already been completely depleted, so it was time to scout new locations for looting.

Perhaps that’s why, as Harrison had predicted, the villagers unanimously agreed to the personnel exchange. From what I heard, they had been discussing among themselves how to survive with the dwindling food supplies while we were away.

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Instead of opposing us, they expressed their gratitude for our decision. I was relieved that everything was proceeding smoothly.

Now, it was time to further strengthen Brunel's defenses. Currently, two sides of Brunel’s entrance were sealed off. The villagers were still in the process of building walls on the remaining two sides.

Occasionally, one or two monsters appeared from the mountains, but the villagers were able to handle them together without much trouble.

"Let others take care of things like that for now. I need to rest."

Returning to Happy House, I dealt with all the pressing matters and spent the entire day sleeping.

This meant the fireplace would be sealed for the time being. I couldn’t be more grateful for a door that wouldn’t open from the inside unless I unlocked it from this side.

I must have been so motionless in bed that people knocked on my bedroom door every now and then to check on me. It seemed they were worried I might be sick.

Even though the promised day had passed, Ethan was still perfectly fine. Of course, that was to be expected. He wasn’t infected.

"I wonder how Ethan will react."

I sat up in bed. It was about time to check on Ethan’s condition again.