Bai Shuang then took in the snow leopard. Dogs were rare in the apocalypse, and this one was exceptionally large.

There are too many people around, and you can't kill those coal haulers, lest they suspect you later.

The three followed their footprints toward the hideout, but encountered several robbers on their way to reinforce them. They knocked them unconscious and gave them injections.

Then take off their clothes, put them on, and dress up as robbers. When you encounter their accomplices, just approach them and use the needle.

After dealing with the guard post outside, the three headed towards their hideout and then took care of the guards at the gate.

At this moment, the leader of the hideout was furious, and he slapped the messenger across the face.

"Useless! So many people, and you can't even handle a few villagers?"

Still not satisfied, she kicked him to the ground.

The messenger, though furious, dared not speak out and lay on the ground in humiliation.

He was just relaying a message, reminding the boss to provide support at the front, but he unexpectedly became the target of the boss's anger.

Bai Jiu had a sudden inspiration and ran to the boss.

"Boss, boss, I have a way to wipe them out, but I can only tell you."

As he spoke, Bai Jiu moved closer to him.

The leader was pondering whether Bai Jiu's words were true or false when he was shot in the head.

The man standing behind the leader finally realized what was happening, and just as he put his hand on his gun, he was taken down by Bai Shuang and Bai Chang, who rushed in and each shot him dead.

The man who had delivered the message reacted quickly, kneeling down with a thud. "Great hero, spare my life! I know this place best; I can lead the way. I even know where the room key is."

Seeing that he posed no threat, and knowing that having someone to guide him would save a lot of trouble, and considering that he had just been reprimanded by the boss and was still harboring resentment, Bai Shuang was unlikely to turn against him halfway through, so she nodded in agreement.

Bai Jiu and Bai Chang immediately searched him.

Then he was instructed to lead the way to a place with robbers, wipe them all out, and then open the warehouse door.

This warehouse doesn't have as many supplies as the first one, but it's still close to 100,000 jin (the first warehouse should have had over 200,000 jin).

Most importantly, here, I found a box of jewelry to expand the space, and another box of gold.

Bai Shuang thought the coal robbers here were quite wealthy.

As for the person who led the way, he behaved quite well, and since he didn't see the snow leopard, only three people disguised as bandits, let him live.

"Do you know who we are?"

"I know you're those villagers who haul coal, not people from here."

Bai Shuang nodded. "You're right. Considering your good performance, take some food and leave quickly. Otherwise, when our men come up later, your life might be in danger."

The man bowed deeply to Bai Shuang, "Thank you!"

Then, carrying a large bag of rice on one shoulder, a large bag of flour on the other, and two bags of salt in his hand, he went out to find a side path.

Bai Jiu: "Ha! You're quite serious, taking away two hundred catties of grain."

Bai Shuang didn't care about any of that, as long as he didn't discover their identities.

With that person's help, things went much faster, saving us from having to wait for the villagers to come up.

They not only have to distribute supplies, but the key issue is that transportation becomes very troublesome when there are people around.

The man walked for a while, then looked back to see that no one was chasing him. He quickly turned into a secluded path and continued walking forward...

After the man walked away, Bai Shuang quickly gathered the supplies. There was still a small amount of food and other supplies piled up in their kitchen, but they didn't take any more, leaving some room for others to survive.

There were two trucks and an old Mercedes-Benz under the shed in the yard. Bai Shuang took the newer truck and didn't want the other two because they weren't very good.

It was completely dark by then. Bai Shuang took out three night vision goggles, and the group groped their way along the path toward the main road.

This time, the villagers attracted the train, making the job very easy.

The group took a shortcut, but because the snow in the mountains was too thick, they walked very slowly. When they finally reached the main road, they heard the sound of many people walking in the distance.

Not wanting to cause any further trouble, the three of them returned the way they came, walked into the mountains, and lay down to avoid further trouble.

Before long, the group of people arrived.

Although it was dark, the luminescence still shone through the reflection of the snow-covered ground, and with all three wearing night vision goggles, they could see clearly.

They were the villagers who had fought with the robbers earlier.

The first few carts were full of bedding and clothes.

Two cars followed behind; they were the two that Bai Shuang hadn't taken a liking to in the bandit's courtyard.

The old truck behind had coal in its cargo box, probably from the villagers' earlier cart, along with tables, chairs, and other odds and ends; it was a whole cargo box full.

Bai Jiu pointed at the train carriage, "Wow! They took all the dirty bedding from inside, and even stripped the clothes off the robbers' corpses. They completely ransacked the hideout!"

Bai Chang: "What's so strange about that? Haven't we seen people stripping corpses naked before?"

After the group left, Bai Shuang released the snowmobile, and the three of them found a secluded place to spend the night. They still needed to keep the bandit clothes for the next morning.

The next morning, after breakfast, the three headed to the third hideout.

But what they didn't expect was that they would encounter the same group of villagers again near that hideout.

Bai Jiu asked curiously, "Are these guys addicted to raiding the hideouts yesterday? They're here again today."

Elder Bai calmly replied, "That's possible."

Bai Jiu: "Why don't we wait and see what they do? Maybe we can reap the benefits without lifting a finger."

Bai Shuang shook her head, "There's no such thing as a free lunch. It would just lead to conflict with them."

Either we cooperate, or we don't take any action or share any resources. We'll just wait for them to finish, and that will save us trouble.

The three of them found a high spot to watch the excitement.

Sure enough, they saw them split into two groups. One group pretended to be pulling heavy objects as they passed by. Bai Shuang and the others saw with their own eyes the villagers putting snow into snakeskin bags and then painting them black.

The other route, hidden to the side, is probably the same one Bai Shuang and the others took yesterday afternoon.

The firepower was quickly drawn to the hideout, and another team sneaked towards it. However, they did not have Bai Shuang's skill with poison needles, and their only firearms were two crude guns that were difficult to conceal.

Most of the time, they relied on brute force with cold weapons.

Soon, a fight broke out on the roadside, but the group that was sneaking towards their hideout also attracted the attention of the robbers.

Before they even entered the hideout, they were surrounded by armed robbers.

It was clear that the robbers had the upper hand in terms of both numbers and weaponry.

Bai Jiu: "Should we help them?"

Bai Shuang calmly shook her head. "Armed, same as yesterday."

During the fierce battle between the two groups, the group stormed into the hideout and, following the same method, took advantage of the emptiness inside to learn about the boss and the other henchmen.

The amount of supplies in the warehouse is about the same as yesterday's.

Bai Shuang collected all the valuables, including cigarettes, alcohol, and weapons. She also collected a brand new vehicle. She only collected half of the grain, leaving the other half for the villagers.

There wasn't much fuel here, but they left half for us. They've helped us twice already.

Then the group quickly retreated.