Three o'clock in the afternoon, Richard parked his vehicle by the main entrance of one of the high-end condominiums within the Oriental Military Camp, known as the SMDC Air Residences.
The building was an impressive fifty-nine floors tall, characterized by its modern and sleek design. Due to its sheer size and the units it contains on every floor, it was the ideal choice for housing the survivors.
Most of the survivors from the Oriental Condominium were transferred to the Air Residence. The background of the survivors didn't matter, blue-collar workers who couldn't have possibly afforded to buy a unit had their unit there, white-collar workers who were accustomed to living in high-end luxury apartments, and even military personnel who had to adapt to civilian life within the camp's confines.
