Chapter 174 The King of Hoarding in the Apocalypse (14)

There was no sound from inside. If they hadn't seen Jin Shu go in with their own eyes, they would have almost thought it was an empty room.

Lu Ling's patience was about to run out.

If it weren't for the torrential rain, and the need to search for as many supplies as possible, he would never have wasted time shouting here.

He remained calm and gave the warning one last time.

"You want to die with yourself, don't you? Fine, I'll grant your wish. We won't leave this building until the sixteenth floor is completely submerged."

Fang Yingqiu waited patiently on the side.

She didn't want to waste her energy, after all, the few supplies in the house were nothing to her, and she had enough supplies in her own space to live on for several lifetimes.

So even when she was hungry, she didn't mistreat herself. She would take out the food she had prepared in advance and eat it secretly, and to this day, no one has discovered it.

It wasn't that she didn't trust the male lead, but with the apocalypse looming, she wasn't sure if the man in front of her would betray her.

She will tell him her secret when the time is right.

So now she was exhausted and sleepy. Although there was a warm bed in the space, she could only stand there with everyone else.

"Boss, there seems to be some movement inside!"

The second son, who was listening to the sounds inside while pressed against the wall, suddenly shouted.

Upon hearing this, Zhao Gang also joined in to listen.

"Just as I thought! They must be in a panic! They're packing their things now!"

There were clanging and banging sounds inside, like someone was smashing a wall; it was quite a commotion.

Lu Ling's eyes darkened.

So you finally couldn't hold back anymore? This is exactly the moment I've been waiting for. As soon as he opens the door, I'll immediately raise the gun in my hand.

When it comes to a matter of life and death, he will never show mercy.

Everyone stood close to the wall, listening to the noise inside getting louder and louder, until finally there was even the sound of glass being smashed!

"Is he going to jump out the window and run away?!"

Zhao Gang and Lu Ling exchanged a glance. Zhao Gang was quicker and immediately ordered someone to row a boat outside to keep watch.

Lu Ling kept a straight face and gave the order in a deep voice.

"Ayu, why don't you take a boat and go outside the building for a look?"

What if he really tries to escape by boat?

"Then shoot."

If talking to him nicely doesn't work, then I'll have to find another way to deal with him.

Meanwhile, Jin Shu, inside the room, looked at the room that had been almost completely demolished and nodded with satisfaction.

That's about right.

She won't leave those people even a single plank of wood!

With five minutes to go until six o'clock, and seeing that the people were about to row over, Jin Shu began to dismantle the glass.

She had painstakingly cut and brought back all this glass, so naturally she wanted to take it with her when she left.

By the time the last piece of glass was removed and put into the space, it was exactly six o'clock.

The person rowing the boat, preparing to rush in, froze instantly at that moment.

By this time, the black water had almost reached their calves.

Jin Shu got off directly from the window, boarded the male lead's speedboat, and took Zhao Gang's group's boat with her.

After making sure that everything that could be dismantled in the house had been dismantled, Jin Shu started the speedboat and headed towards the suburbs.

Forty minutes later, the boat docked halfway up the mountain, and Jin Shu had to climb the rest of the mountain path on her own two feet.

Back in the wartime air-raid shelter, Jin Shu didn't hesitate to lock the entrance door from the inside. Then she checked the entire shelter to make sure there were no other entrances she had missed. She found two, and immediately closed the doors to completely block them off.

Once everything was in perfect order and all gaps except for the exhaust fan were sealed, Jin Shu rested for a while, ate something, and after regaining her strength, began to build her own post-apocalyptic base.

As it stands, this air-raid shelter built high in the mountains is practically an impregnable underground fortress.

Because of its high altitude, this mountain would not be submerged even if the entire city were flooded.

Secondly, this place is well hidden; virtually no one would know that there is such an air-raid shelter deep in the mountains and forests.

Finally, the central space inside the cave is open, and although the passages at both ends are narrow, this gives Jin Shu enough space for defense. By simply blocking both ends, she can completely eliminate the possibility of others intruding.

Another point is that in the central area, which is about the size of a basketball court, there is still a cultivated area. The soil that was brought in many years ago is now overgrown with weeds.

In this extremely cold and hot weather, because of its high altitude and underground location, the air-raid shelter is neither too cold nor too hot. The air circulation throughout the space keeps the temperature between minus ten degrees and plus thirty degrees Celsius, even in the apocalypse.

It's still harsher than before, but compared to the frigid temperatures of minus 56 degrees Celsius now, it's practically a forgotten utopia.

After the security work was completed, all that was left was to furnish the house.

In this underground fortress with only one ventilation duct, over time, most normal people would develop some psychological problems. So, if it were someone else, they might struggle and agonize for a while before sealing off all the exits.

But none of this mattered to Jin Shu.

She used to be able to meditate for three or four thousand years in any mountain cave. Later generations dug her up and thought she was an indestructible Bodhisattva, so they specially found a temple to enshrine her.

Therefore, the short lifespan of a human being of a few decades is nothing more than a fleeting moment to her, and she doesn't care if she has no one to accompany her.

Setting up such a large space takes some effort. Jin Shu is extremely particular about her living space. Since the space is fully equipped, she first uses wooden boards, foam boards, and sheet metal to create a place for herself to sleep.

The two-meter-wide bed was carefully selected by Jin Shu from the furniture market, and the mattress on it was also chosen by Jin Shu after lying on each one.

The quilt was still made of a layer of goose down and a layer of cashmere. Since generators could be used in the base and there was a sufficient supply of diesel, Jin Shu naturally wouldn't make herself suffer.

After demarcating the living area, we immediately started the diesel generator and set up all the household appliances, including electric heaters, electric fans, and air conditioners.

In addition, while sorting through the goods she had stockpiled the night before, Jin Shu discovered a number of portable gas stoves and small gas canisters, enough to last her for three to five years.

When passing by the home furnishing market, Jin Shu picked up a lot of kitchen utensils. After arranging them one by one, the entire living area really felt like home.

Among the goods brought back from the warehouse, Jin Shu also found a variety of sofa components, some leather, some cotton, some long, some short, all sorts of things.

Since the space was large, Jin Shu put together a large sofa bed that she could lie down, curl up, and even run around on. She spread out the extra blankets and quilts on it, and when she lay down, she even thought she could just sleep there and never wake up again.