Ninth was the beer brewing machine. Most people ignored it since drinks seemed useless when survival came first.
But only a few knew that in the years to come, beer would become a hard currency.
The tenth was the large ice maker machine, which could freeze water. Soon, the onslaught of natural disasters will begin, and then the arrival of extreme heat will make ice a high-priced commodity.
While purchasing the machines and food, Ivy also considered storing supplies for extreme heat and cold; however, to her dismay, there were no sellers available.
Only a few rare sellers with stock remained after five months of the apocalypse. Other sellers had either passed away or were located far from their own stores and manufacturing hubs.
Ivy considered purchasing information and rights to the manufacturing hubs that their owners could not access. However, she identified a potential problem.
