All Chapters of Reborn With Infinite Supplies System in Apocalypse: Chapter 1
- Chapter 10
11 chapters
Chapter 1 - I Died Hungry
Chapter 2 - Ten Minutes Before the End
I checked the clock three times before I trusted it.8:50 a.m.Ten minutes.That was all the world had left before it shattered.My hands were steady as I reached for my phone. No cracks. No dried blood in the grooves. The screen lit up instantly, full battery, no emergency alerts yet. Social feeds scrolled like nothing was wrong. Complaints about classes. Coffee photos. Someone is arguing about a game update.I had seen this moment before. Not lived it like this, but I remembered the aftermath so clearly that the normalcy felt obscene.Ten minutes before screaming replaced conversation.Ten minutes before teeth replaced words.
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Chapter 3 - Paradise Has Rules
Chapter 4 - The First Test
I didn’t leave Paradise immediately.That alone told me something had already changed.In my first life, every second without food had been agony layered on panic. Now, standing in a space where abundance existed just out of reach, hunger sharpened into something colder. Not desperation. Calculation.I faced the empty table and lifted my chin.“I want food,” I said.The words echoed faintly, polite, almost reasonable.Nothing happened.No panel. No glow. No waiter movement.I tried again, firmer. “SSilence.
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Chapter 5 - Girls’ Campus: Sealed
The lock engaged with a sound Aarohi had never heard before.It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t dramatic. It was a flat, final click that echoed through the courtyard and settled deep in her chest, heavy and wrong. The tall iron gates slid shut inch by inch, slow enough for hope to flicker—and then die—before the last gap vanished.Someone screamed.Aarohi turned instinctively, heart slamming against her ribs. Girls surged toward the gate, hands slapping metal, voices overlapping in panic and disbelief. The security system lights along the fence flickered from green to red, bathing the campus in a warning glow.“No, no, no—open it!”“Why is it locking now?”
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Chapter 6 - Monopoly
The city died faster than I remembered.That was the first thing I noticed as I moved through the streets—how little resistance there was. In my first life, panic had stretched things out. People argued. Organized. Pretended order still mattered. This time, the collapse was efficient, like a body shutting down unnecessary systems to preserve the brain.Shutters were half-lowered. Doors hung open. Glass crunched under my shoes.I walked alone.The air smelled wrong already—metallic, sour, layered with smoke and something sweeter beneath it. Rot is beginning its quiet work. Sirens were gone. Power flickered in patches, some buildings lit, others already dark, as if the grid itself were deciding who deserved a future.I didn’
Chapter 7 - Rumors About Him
Chapter 8 - Nothing Is Free
Rhea arrived exactly the way I expected.Alone. Upright. Eyes sharp enough to cut. Hunger is hidden behind posture.She stopped a few steps away from me, just outside the shadow of the broken awning where I stood. The street between us was empty, littered with debris and the faint smell of blood that never quite went away anymore.“Kyle,” she said. No greeting. No hesitation.I studied her without answering.In my first life, I would have looked away under a stare like that. Now I let the silence stretch until it became uncomfortable. Until she noticed.She did.“You have food,” she said. Not a question.
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Chapter 9 - The Six
I didn’t choose them at random.That was the mistake people always made when they talked about power. They imagined instinct, impulse, desire. They imagined chaos. But real leverage came from selection.I watched the campus for an entire afternoon before I made a single move.From the shadowed upper floor of a half-collapsed lecture building across the street, I could see the sealed gates, the patrol paths improvised by the girls inside, the way groups formed and dissolved as hunger gnawed at patience. Fear had stabilised into something quieter now. Calculation. Resentment. Hope twisted thin.Hunger sharpened personalities.That was what I was testing.The first was obvious.
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