Even his uncles would go over to help out whenever they had free time.
The military truck would occasionally be driven around by Bai Jiu and Xiao Zhao to avoid suspicion, so that no one would know how much they had stored or where the finished products were being sent.
On October 20th, Uncle Li and his group flew back.
My junior sister persevered in the days that followed and never came to complain again.
Bai Shuang went to watch several times, and her training was quite good. The female soldiers also trained her very seriously.
Perhaps the high entry requirements of the Kyoto base made them feel threatened, so Zuo Shao and his junior brother trained very hard and lost weight.
Before leaving the military camp, Bai Shuang made a special trip to see those female soldiers.
"Thank you all for your hard work these past few days! What kind of reward would you like?"
"No need, it's our honor to be able to help you, Madam."
"I appreciate your kindness, but I still need to give you a reward. Go ahead and say it, don't be shy."
"Madam, do you have...sanitary napkins?"
Bai Shuang didn't expect them to want this.
That's true. It would be really troublesome for a woman if she didn't have this every month, especially for female soldiers who are quite active.
"I've saved some, but not much. I'll bring it to you tomorrow."
"Thank you, Madam!"
The white frost was stored up before the disaster, and with the addition of what was collected from the supermarket warehouse, it would last for several lifetimes. Moreover, there was space to create tools for this purpose.
But if you say you have many, people will think they're not that valuable, and they'll find it strange.
Before their master and his companions left, Bai Shuang gave each of them a snow-white coat, in addition to the silk quilts she had given them before.
Uncle Li needed to go back and collect smokeless coal, but the coal miners needed to be paid wages and food. Bai Shuang was worried that he wouldn't be able to manage the cash flow, so she transferred 1 million points to him.
He can directly distribute points to workers, or exchange them for grain at the Longcheng base. Fortunately, points are valid at all official bases across the country.
From then on, Bai Shuang had to go there to collect coal every now and then.
Lu Yu's troops were very united, like an iron barrel. So, the others only knew that they were busy. Military trucks came and went every day, and the carriages were packed tightly. They didn't know what they were busy with.
One day, Bai Shuang and Lu Yu were having dinner with Grandpa Lu when he asked them, "What are you two busy with?"
I heard that military trucks are coming and going from here every day, and some people have even smelled blood nearby. A high-ranking officer asked me, "What are they doing?"
Lu Yu: "Then how did you answer?"
"They're probably slaughtering a pig."
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