Following behind Li Xiao, we walked through the hospital corridors.

The entire hospital is now empty, with nothing but garbage and ruins; it's eerily quiet.

It didn't take long to find the inpatient pharmacy. The inpatient department is right behind the outpatient building in front, so it's easy to find.

Repeat the previous steps, and all the medicines here will be removed.

Li Xiao was still looking for the hospital's warehouse, where there were more medicines.

"Should we get some equipment?" Shao Jie asked Li Xiao, glancing outside.

"Tools?" Li Xiao blinked and looked at him.

"Yeah, those instruments and stuff."

"No need. Those things take up space," Cheng Shaolin refused. "Xiaoxiao, how much space do we have left?"

Indeed, there's no place to put the instruments; they're bulky and take up too much space.

"Oh, we can still put some in. It's best to pack them in cardboard boxes like before, that way it saves space."

"Okay, then let's find cardboard boxes to pack them."

Now there's an extra step: finding cardboard boxes.

No one had a specific number for how big Li Xiao's space was, but everyone assumed it wouldn't be too big.

Everyone spread out and searched around the various departments, picking up any cardboard boxes they saw. With cardboard boxes, they could store more medicine; they couldn't afford to be short of them.

With the help of Li Xiao's map, Li Xiao finally found the hospital's warehouse.

The medicines in the warehouse are far superior to those in other pharmacies; they're all packed in cardboard boxes.

That would be best, as we can directly store it in the storage space.

Looking at the medicines, Li Xiao turned to her brother and asked, "Brother, do you think we should leave some for this base?"

Cheng Shaolin was taken aback by her question, "You want to leave some for them?"

Li Xiao nodded, "I've taken them all, so the people at the base won't have any medicine left."

Cheng Shaolin patted her head, "You forgot, this city has more than just this one hospital."

Li Xiao slapped her forehead hard, realizing how incredibly stupid she had been.

In such a big city, there's more than one hospital. How could I have forgotten about that?

Li Xiao didn't stand on ceremony and put them all into her spatial storage. Each box was piled high.

Looking at the results of her labor, Li Xiao was extremely satisfied. She clapped her hands, "Alright, it's clean."

She actually wanted to collect a little more, but was afraid that if she collected more, people would have questions.

Space is not unlimited; one must be careful not to expose oneself.

Let's stop here, though it's a bit of a shame.

Li Xiao sighed inwardly; there really wasn't much space left, what a headache.

Seeing that Li Xiao wasn't as happy as before, Cheng Shaolin leaned closer and asked, "What's wrong?"

Li Xiao glanced at him, but she couldn't say what was on her mind, so she shook her head and said, "No, what could be wrong?"

"Really?" Cheng Shaolin asked doubtfully, somewhat disbelieving.

Li Xiaoche smiled slightly. "Really, no."

Seeing Li Xiao's forced smile, he didn't call her out. "If she doesn't want to talk about it, she won't. She'll talk about it when the time is right." This was Cheng Shaolin's consistent view.

Seeing that there was nothing left to collect, they stopped searching and headed towards their pre-determined goal after leaving the hospital.

It's still quite a distance to that industrial zone, and it's getting late, so we need to hurry.

At this moment, Shao Jie sat in the driver's seat, and Qiu Fengyu followed and sat in the passenger seat.

We need to hurry over there; there's no time to waste.

Obstacles blocking the road were roughly torn up and thrown to both sides of the road, with a constant thud.

Li Xiao, on the other hand, was engrossed in organizing the medicines she had just collected and categorizing them.

She categorized everything into categories: cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, cardiovascular medicine, emergency medicine, and medicine for external injuries. She stacked them neatly in piles for easy access later.

Everything happening outside has nothing to do with Li Xiao now. Li Xiao is focused on doing her own thing.

Do what you're supposed to do while you're on the road; you might be able to make a quick buck later.

Hehe, Li Xiao's plan is pretty good, but we'll have to see how things develop.

Before, I would check on it every day and see that it was already organized. Now, I just need to tidy up the piles a little bit.

An hour later, Li Xiao finished tidying up. Looking at the pile of things, which was almost the size of a two-bedroom apartment, Li Xiao smiled and relaxed her shoulders.

Cheng Shaolin immediately noticed when she opened her eyes.

"All done?"

"Okay. It's done." Li Xiao said with a smile.

Cheng Shaolin smiled and said with lowered eyes, "Okay, let's rest for a while, we'll be there soon."

Following his words, Li Xiao looked out the window. There weren't many high-rise buildings left; most were mid-rise buildings.

Is this far from the city center?

Li Xiao nodded and closed her eyes in a relaxed manner. However, she didn't really rest; she still kept an eye on the progress of the convoy.

We can't detect any signs of a large number of cars yet, so we're probably not within the map's boundaries. There's no rush; let's relax and clear our minds first.

I closed my eyes and entered the space again, dealing with things that would waste time and energy, such as those fish and shrimp.

Li Xiao has never had a good solution for dealing with these plants that grow too fast. She can only freeze some when she has time, and harvest some when she has time.

If it weren't for frequent and constant fishing, the pond would have burst long ago.

Li Xiao had frozen about 50 kilograms of shrimp. She used her consciousness to check on them. She was also thinking about finding a place to properly recharge.

With electricity, the freezer can quickly freeze, which can solve a lot of the problems. It just takes some time.

This is why Li Xiao would go into her spatial dimension and tinker with things whenever she had a spare moment.

Since we can't take the obvious route, we have to find a way to make things difficult.

When she came out of the space again to check, she found a large convoy of cars heading in one direction.

Li Xiao perked up at this moment and quickly focused her attention on observing the scene.

It seems there are quite a few people out this time; there are more than 10 cars.

The first four vehicles are of one type, the next five are of another type, and the last one is of yet another type.

They were not in the same direction as Li Xiao and the others; they were all traveling in the same direction.

"You can see them now. There are 13 cars in total. I didn't count the number of people. The first four cars are probably buses, and they are all full. There are only two people in the driver's seat in the back, so they are probably carrying goods."

Everyone was dozing off when Li Xiaodu's voice suddenly rang out in the quiet car, waking them all up.

"Huh? They're here?" I was a little confused at first, but after a second, I quickly realized what was happening.

"Yes, they're going in a different direction from us, and they're a little further from their destination. But we're faster than them."

"Okay, let's wait for them to pass, then go around to their backs."

They all perked up, completely losing their previous dazed state, just waiting for the moment to be proven wrong.

I felt inexplicably excited.

To be honest, they're all getting a little impatient.