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[Congratulations, Terran survivor #99598, for activating the Universe Assistance System!]

Althea, along with the remaining 1% of the population of their home planet, stared at the holographic screen in front of them in confusion.

Their galaxy was apparently ending, and suddenly announcements from an alien system appeared in their heads, telling them they would be permanently transferred to another world.

The survivors were all very depressed. First, they were forced to survive in a zombie apocalypse, and now they had to survive a new world altogether? 

It just so happened that Althea was one of the few people who got the Lord Token, the ticket to controlling a territory---a supposed safe haven for her people. 

Althea looked at her very large stomach and sighed at an unknown future.

Would she be able to build a good home for her children? 

And... would she and her husband find each other again?

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For the Post Office, it was mostly aborigines who were lining up seriously. The other people… were lining up just for the sake of lining up. After all, they just got here a year ago and most hadn't even left the Alterra Region yet. How many of them would have penpals in other towns?

Like the Pharmacy, the Post Office was also customized to fit the general aesthetic of the Town. Strictly speaking, this was the prettiest Post Office they had ever seen.

There was even a lovely waiting area with comfortable benches that could fit scores of waiting people. Even the announcement boards were themed….

Anyway, without further ado, the aborigines started sending letters while some Terrans looked over to watch how it was done.

Basically, they would simply place their letters on one of the marbled platforms behind the counter (which may or may not be manned) and then they would pay the fee which varied depending on the distance of its location.

The Post Office Queue (Part 1)