When Nanqu arrived, the robot was playing white noise for the child, but the noise was completely ineffective on the already agitated child. Judging from the child's clothes, he wasn't acting this way because he had wet or soiled himself, nor was he hungry.

Even newborns have emotions, and you can't just follow the routine. Sometimes, when a baby cries, it may just be because they want a hug.

Nan Qu's first reaction upon approaching the child was to check the child's pulse. After confirming that there were no abnormalities, she immediately picked the child up. Sure enough, with Nan Qu's gentle reassurance, the child gradually calmed down.

But it still twitches intermittently.

With Nanqu gently soothing the child's breathing, the child gradually fell asleep.

After the child fell asleep, Nanqu gently put the child back in the crib, subconsciously checked the room temperature, and after confirming that the child was comfortable, covered the child's tummy and came out.

As soon as Nan Qu came out, she saw a couple in protective suits standing at the door. Clearly, they had seen what Nan Qu had just done.

Nan Qu didn't think she had done anything wrong, nor did she feel inferior just because the two people in front of her were ordinary citizens.

She simply nodded and prepared to return to her previous hospital room.

"stop!"

The hospital wasn't big, with only a few wards on each floor. Besides her, the only other people in the hallway were that couple. So, the "stop" was obviously directed at her.

Nan Qu turned around and looked at the two of them calmly: "Is there something you need?"

The man looked at Nan Qu with an arrogant expression: "You know how to take care of children?"

Nan Qu neither said she would nor she wouldn't, waiting for him to continue.

The man frowned, clearly dissatisfied with Nan Qu's attitude. However, Nan Qu had just easily soothed the child to sleep. You see, the child had been born for five or six days now, and while he slept very soundly each night, he was a little devil when he woke up, and neither he, his wife, nor the robot in the house could soothe him.

Recently, she cried even more intensely, to the point that she fainted. They had no choice but to take her to the hospital.

Although he felt that refugees were unclean, he had no choice but to endure it for the sake of his children.

“I can provide you with a bottle of low-grade nutritional supplement every day. You can come and help us take care of the baby every day. However, there will be no nutritional supplement for the first three days because I need to buy you a set of clothes, and you need to take a bath before touching the baby each day. Hey, I'm talking to you again, where are you going?”

Nan Qu rolled her eyes and walked away. Was she sick in the head? Did she have to stand there and listen to that filthy language?

"Stop! I told you to stop, didn't you hear me?"

Nan Qu naturally heard it, but she went into the ward without paying any attention. As for the man who had just been warned by the medical robot for being too loud, and who had also woken up his child, who was now crying uncontrollably.

Nan Qu pretended not to hear it this time.

The medical robot knew that Nan Qu had woken up, so it came to the ward and announced that she needed to go to the temporary disaster relief area with her child.

The game places great importance on children, with comprehensive laws protecting minors, and all national welfare programs prioritize children. It's fair to say that a family that can have one child can basically live comfortably off the child's resources.

If you can have three or five children, you can certainly live a very wealthy life.

This shows how precious children are in this world.

However, this preciousness does not include refugees.

Therefore, even though Miracha's child was malnourished, he only received a bottle of nutritional solution.

Holding the unconscious child, Nan Qu asked the robot, "Excuse me, who paid for our treatment?"

Yes, unlike citizens, there are robotic medical stations in every location where Alliance citizens can receive free medical care. However, homeless people have to pay.

Of course, there is a fee for citizens of the Empire to come to the Federation, or for citizens of the Federation to go to the Empire; this is a matter of location.

"The entire cost of this disaster relief effort was covered by General Hengwei."

Nan Qu nodded: "Thank you."

The robot paused briefly before carrying Nanqu to the disaster relief area.

This relief effort was undertaken by General Hengwei's army, which has been the most benevolent towards refugees so far. For example, right now, each refugee family can receive a tent, even though it is a very basic tent that ordinary vagrants cannot afford.

After the robot took Nanqu to register, it left. Nanqu took the tent and set it up in an open space as instructed.

The tent wasn't big, only about four square meters inside. Fortunately, being an interstellar tent, it was made of special materials and had an inflatable bed inside. It wasn't particularly warm, but it was definitely windproof and rainproof.

After the tent was set up, Nanqu put the baby inside and then breastfed the baby.

Fortunately, she had fed her cubs in ancient times, so she had all of these things. As for the milk, it came from the dairy cows she had raised before. However, considering that the child might be malnourished, the dairy cow milk might not be nutritious enough, so Nanqu returned to the modern world and went to a supermarket to buy some stage 1 infant formula, as well as diapers and bottles.

Fortunately, water will be supplied in the interstellar space. Originally, Nan Qu wanted to use modern water or ancient water to make formula for the child, but considering that the child will live in the interstellar space in the future, he needs to drink the water of this era to develop resistance. Otherwise, if there is no water provided by her in the future, he may die directly.

Because the child was too young, Nanqu was worried that she wouldn't adapt well to the food, so she only fed her 10 ml the first time, and then 20 ml an hour later. After that, she fed her 30 ml every two hours.

It wasn't until the next day that the child finally regained his energy and was able to cry like a kitten.

However, although the disaster relief area distributed nutritional supplements to everyone, Nanqu really didn't dare to try the taste, so after confirming that the child was okay, she took the child and went out.

She wanted to find natural food; she simply couldn't get used to those nutritional supplements.

However, according to Mirachel's memory, the natural food here is all contaminated, and the food that can be eaten needs to be tested by a machine, and a second-hand testing machine costs 50 star coins.

Miracha was penniless. And Nanqu's money was useless here.

The only solution is to rent one from the disaster area manager. The rental price for one testing machine is 2 Star Coins, but a 10 Star Coin deposit is required.

Miracha didn't have it, and neither did Nanqu.

To be honest, her only asset here is this child, but unfortunately, they won't let her use the child as a deposit.

Therefore, Nanqu is considering what can be used as a deposit.

As for the two-star coins, she can earn them by selling natural food and having the money from the event.

She didn't plan to eat contaminated food, but she had to have it.