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The Summoner's Harem: Surviving the Eternal Apocalypse

In the world of the Eternal Apocalypse, where the dead walk and the living are few, survival is the only thing that matters. Souta, a young man with a mysterious power to summon androids and a system that allows him to buy anything he needs, has managed to carve out a small community of survivors in an underground shelter. But his community is unlike any other - it's filled with talented women who have all fallen in love with him. Souta never set out to create a harem - it just happened. As he traveled across the wasteland, rescuing survivors and gathering supplies, he met women who were struggling to survive on their own. He offered them shelter and protection, and they fell for his intelligence, kindness, and charisma. But Souta wasn't interested in just collecting wives - he cared deeply for each of the women in his community and was determined to protect them no matter what. The women of Souta's harem were all different, with unique talents and personalities that made them stand out. There was Yuki, a skilled mechanic who kept their androids running smoothly. Kaori was a talented fighter who had saved Souta's life more than once. Maki was a brilliant inventor who had helped create many of the advanced technologies in their shelter. And then there was Ayumi, Souta's first love, who had joined his harem after he rescued her from a group of raiders. As Souta's community grew, so did his harem. More and more women joined them, attracted by the safety and stability that Souta provided. But with each new addition, Souta felt the weight of responsibility on his shoulders. He had to make sure that everyone in his community was safe and happy, and he had to balance the needs and desires of his many wives. But despite the challenges, Souta's harem thrived. They worked together to build a society that was more advanced than anything that had existed before the apocalypse. They created new technologies, grew their own food, and found ways to generate power. And through it all, they remained fiercely loyal to Souta, willing to do anything to protect him and their community. Souta's harem was often misunderstood by outsiders, who saw them as nothing more than a group of women fawning over a man. But those who knew them understood that they were so much more - they were a family, bound together by their love for each other and their determination to survive in a world that had been destroyed. And as they faced new challenges and dangers, Souta and his harem knew that they would stand together, no matter what the future held

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Mall

I woke up with a start, my heart pounding in my chest as the noise outside grew louder. Shouting, screaming, and gunshots filled the air. I quickly got up and looked out the window, only to see a group of survivors being attacked by zombies. It was already too late to save them, but for some reason, I felt strangely calm. Was it because of the apocalypse that my emotions were all mixed up? I didn't dwell on it for too long, as it would only give me a headache.

I summoned a breakfast of eggs and bacon using my dimensional item box, and after finishing it, I headed out of the hotel. My android had already cleared the area for me, as I had ordered it to do so while eating my breakfast. I unsummoned the android and began walking down the empty streets. It was eerie, but for some reason, I felt a sense of peace. Was it wrong of me to feel this way? I didn't know.

As I walked, I encountered a few zombies, but they were no match for my katana. Killing them was easy and strangely satisfying. It wasn't long before I arrived at the mall. I could see that it was filled with zombies, and I knew it was a dangerous place to be. I didn't want to draw attention to myself by using my android to kill them all, as that would be suspicious. Instead, I decided to use the same trick that I had used to get into the hotel. I summoned my android, and we jumped to the top of the mall, where I could see a massive horde of zombies.

Just as I was about to take action, a group of survivors appeared, surrounding me with their weapons. Their weapons were barely functional, and I knew they were hungry and desperate. One of them demanded to know who I was and how I had gotten there. I didn't want to waste time explaining everything, and I could tell that they wanted my android and were planning to kill me. I was about to order my android to kill them all when a girl rushed in to protect me.

She argued with the group, pointing out that my Android was the only way for them to escape. She convinced them to let me go, and I promised to give them food and water if they waited for me patiently. I was impressed by the girl's bravery and intelligence, and I said goodbye to her as I went inside the mall.

My android made quick work of the zombies that got in our way, and we looted everything we could find in the stores. I put everything into my Dimensional Item Box, and we headed back to the rooftop. When we got there, we found that the group had split into two factions: one that wanted to befriend me and one that wanted to steal my android.

Unfortunately, the faction that befriended me had been killed by the other group, and they were waiting for me on the rooftop with the girl as their hostage. The leader of the group taunted me, saying that he could do whatever he wanted with my Android. But before he could finish his sentence, I summoned the android and put a hole in his chest.

I quickly rushed to get the unconscious girl while my android killed the remaining members of the group. But as we were leaving, one of them managed to shoot my android with a pistol. It didn't do any damage, but the sound of the gunshot attracted a horde of zombies. I used my Android to jump away from the mall, and we got away easily.

As I looked back at the mall, I couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction. It was strange, but I knew that I was becoming more and more comfortable in this new world. The apocalypse had changed me.

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