Suddenly, Su Han heard a strange noise.

"Woo, woo, woo!" It was as if someone's mouth was forcibly covered.

"Take him away quickly!" Although the voice was deliberately lowered, it could still be heard.

Then there was a rustling sound.

Su Han's heart was filled with alarm. She suddenly thought of a question - since volunteer work was posted by the system, did that mean that the people standing guard on the roadside must be players?

Right now, someone is colluding to commit a crime and deliberately kidnapping, obviously intending to extort money!

Through the thick fog, Su Han couldn't see how many people there were and what they were planning. To avoid trouble, she left quickly, pretending she hadn't heard anything.

On the second day, the fog around the island became thicker.

On day 3, visibility decreased further.

However, Su Han was not affected at all, and lived quite comfortably. In order to avoid attracting the attention of her roommates, she would go to the beach to pick up seafood at dawn every time.

After picking up a full bucket, he would keep some for the day's meal and sell the rest. Because the price was fair and the food was delicious, many people patronized the stall every day, and he could easily earn three or four hundred shells.

He didn't have to spend money on food every day, and he only needed to spend 10 Bei to buy two bars of soap at the supermarket to clean up. On the fourth day of the game, Su Han not only did not use any of the supplies in his portable warehouse, but he also had 1,000 Bei in his hands.

Su Han calculated that the bamboo house cost 50 pegasus per day, and she had already paid for five days of rent. Assuming that it would take 20 days to clear the customs, she would have to prepare 750 pegasus to pay for the remaining 15 days of rent.

So she ran to the drugstore, intending to spend all the 250 dollars, but when she arrived, there was a quarrel in the store.

The male customer had a face full of flesh and spoke in a rough voice, obviously angry. "It's the first day I came here, and you said the medicine was sold out and needed to be put on the shelf tomorrow. Okay, I understand, it's my fault for coming late."

"I came early the next morning and you told me that the ship had an accident and couldn't deliver the goods in time. We need to wait another day."

"On the third day, you said that for some reason, the transport ship didn't come, and we had to keep waiting."

"It's already the fourth day! It's unacceptable if there's no more goods, right? Sometimes I really wonder if you're teasing me on purpose."

The salesperson had a sad face and said, "I'm not kidding you, the delivery ship hasn't come yet, and I'm going crazy!"

Fearing that the other party would not believe her, she hurriedly explained, "We don't have a pharmaceutical factory on our island. The goods we sell are usually delivered by transport ships. Under normal circumstances, the transport ship comes every two days. But I don't know what happened this time. I haven't seen any ships for several days."

"I believed your lies!" The male customer snorted coldly, unwilling to believe it.

Su Han's heart skipped a beat, and he suddenly had a bad feeling - the transport ship didn't come. Maybe it was delayed on the road for some reason, or maybe... it will never come...

"I..." The salesperson felt that she couldn't explain herself. But the ship didn't come, what could she do? She couldn't make the medicine come out!

"Excuse me," Su Han interrupted their conversation forcefully, his face extremely solemn, "Is the transport ship used to transport medicines? Or does it transport everything on the island?"

The salesperson answered reluctantly, "All the daily necessities on the island are transported by it..."

Su Han's heart sank. As expected, she turned around and ran to the supermarket without caring about anything else.

The male customer didn't react and was still muttering, "How can you interrupt others when they are talking? How can you just run away without saying hello after they are finished talking? How rude."

Suddenly, he realized something seemed to be wrong. "What if the transport ship doesn't come and the drugstore sells out? Then wouldn't the supermarket also be..."

"That's right." The salesperson pursed his lips and nodded in acknowledgement.

"Oh shit!" The male customer jumped three feet high and rushed out of the pharmacy.

On the other side, Su Han tried hard to rush to the supermarket, and at the same time thought to herself that she finally understood what was going on in this copy.

The island she was on was unproductive, and all daily necessities were brought in from outside by transport ships. The fog was indeed not very lethal, and could only cause some car accidents, but it isolated the island from the outside world!

Most people live their lives happily, completely unprepared, not knowing that disaster is about to strike.

The supermarket is probably relying on its inventory to hold on. But without any replenishment, it will definitely not last for a few days.

Once, Su Han sincerely believed that the inflation rate announced by the system every day was terrible. As long as ordinary people calculated the prices, they could not suppress the panic in their hearts. What was even more terrifying was that as the days passed, the people fell straight into the abyss of despair, getting closer and closer to hell, and there was no hope at all.

But now she found that even though everything seemed calm on the surface, it was actually quite scary to suddenly find yourself about to fall into a survival crisis one day. At least at this moment, she still felt shocked in her heart and could not calm down for a long time.

Soon, the supermarket was in sight.

Su Han entered without hesitation and started shopping. She originally wanted to save some money for accommodation, but now, she decided to spend it all. When she ran out of food and drink, she could pay for accommodation with a piece of bread and a bottle of mineral water.

Although there was nothing missing in the portable warehouse, it did not stop Su Han from shopping and stockpiling. However, it was not until then that she realized that there were not many foods and daily necessities left in the supermarket. One or two people were secretly shopping nearby, and they obviously noticed something was wrong.

Su Han pretended to be calm, took 20 bars of soap, 20 bottles of mineral water, and then bought chocolates, various candies, biscuits, small cakes, etc. For daily necessities, he picked towels, toothpaste, facial cleanser, air freshener, perfume, and toothbrushes.

In fact, she wanted to stock up on all the soaps, but unfortunately, the soaps were limited in quantity, so she had no choice but to buy other products to make up the number.

If you calculate carefully, 20 bars of soap combined with other daily necessities are enough to last until the end of the second dungeon; 20 bottles of mineral water plus the milk obtained through talent can ensure sufficient drinking water; various snacks are easy to carry, and combined with the bread obtained through talent, they are enough to ensure that you will not be infected with negative states while restoring your satiety.

After the huge purchase, Su Han only had 100 shells left on him, and returned to the bamboo house with great satisfaction.

At 9:00 a.m., the system's mechanical voice sounded, "On the 4th day, the fog spread further. Due to the poor air quality, people are very likely to get rhinitis. (People with a cleanliness rating of >80 will be immune)"

At the same time, three bottles of milk, a piece of meat floss cream bread and a piece of chocolate cake appeared in the portable warehouse.

Su Han sighed and said sadly, "As long as everyone starts scrambling for daily necessities, the supermarket will be close to bankruptcy."

Shaking her head, she stopped thinking about it and started to steam the crabs.

On the fourth day of the game, it was becoming increasingly difficult to pick up seafood on the beach. Many people came to scramble for it after hearing the news, and the crowd continued to increase, but the seafood washed ashore by the sea became less and less every day.

For example, this morning, Su Han spent a lot of effort and collected for a long time before finally filling half a bucket. She originally planned to go to the pharmacy to buy medicine first, and then continue after returning, but she was completely in no mood at the moment.

Su Han was gnawing on the steamed crabs and felt that the survival game was indeed not easy and there were pitfalls everywhere.

If someone lets down their guard because of the comfortable life in the past few days, then they will probably be in big trouble later. Even she had an illusion for a moment, thinking that there was no need to rush to exchange currency for supplies, anyway, natural disasters would not affect the opening of supermarkets. But now...she just wanted to laugh.

It can only be said that people who live in a stable environment for a long time will inevitably relax their vigilance, thinking that the peace in front of them will last forever. However, whether they like it or not, the crisis will always come.

"Hey, are you eating?" someone greeted.

Su Han looked up and saw that it was her roommate Xiao Yanxue, who was about 25 or 26 years old, and seemed to have just graduated from college. She lived in the room next to hers.

There are four rooms on the second floor of the bamboo building, and the other two are temporarily vacant. In other words, there are only the two of them in the bamboo building.

"Would you like to come over and try it?" Su Han took the initiative to greet him.

"How can I feel embarrassed?" Having said that, Xiao Yanxue sat down beside her without any hesitation.

"It's okay. I can't finish it all by myself anyway." Su Han said indifferently.

There are a lot of supplies stockpiled at the moment, so she didn’t mind doing a favor by picking up some seafood.

While eating, Xiao Yanxue chatted casually, "Where are you from? Why do you live in a bamboo house?"

Su Han thought, is this guy an NPC or a player? He eats her crabs and does a census on her. Is this fair?

On her face, she was extremely calm and said nonchalantly, "I'm a freshly graduated college student who's traveling on a budget. After all, I don't have much free time after I start working."

Relying on the fact that he had only graduated for a year and looked young, Su Han spoke nonsense.

"I see." Xiao Yanxue lowered her eyes and thought, this guy is indeed an NPC. Imagine a survival game, which player would think there is too much food and take the initiative to invite others to eat?

"What about you?" Su Han asked back.

Xiao Yanxue was stunned for a moment, then changed the subject and said lightly, "I had a conflict with my family, so I ran away to be alone."

Did she leave home, so she lives alone in a cheap bamboo house? It sounds logically impeccable.

Su Han thought, if this guy hadn't come over to eat several times, she would have almost believed it. But Xiao Yanxue was usually reluctant to eat or drink, as if she had just stepped out of a post-apocalyptic novel. It was obvious at first glance that she was a player. No matter how much this guy said, he couldn't fool anyone.

But knowing it was the same as not knowing it, because she always played online games as stand-alone games. She didn't plan to team up with other players, nor did she plan to secretly smuggle or blackmail them. She just wanted to live her own life in peace.

After eating and drinking, Xiao Yanxue pretended to be indifferent and said, "Try to stock up more daily necessities and food in the room these days."

"Well, what's wrong?" Su Han pretended to be confused.

Xiao Yanxue said nonchalantly, "The fog is getting thicker. If you stock up on supplies in your room, you won't have to go out so often. What if you get hit by a car when you go out?"

Su Han nodded in agreement, "That makes sense."

When she stood up to leave, Xiao Yanxue slightly raised the corners of her mouth with a very faint smile.

Su Han touched his chin, thinking that his roommate seemed to be quite conscientious. He was soft-hearted and even reminded her.

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