Although I have some agricultural machinery stored in my storage space, it's a consumable item, so of course the more the better.
Bai Shuang decided to go and check if any were intact. Generally, if the packaging hasn't been opened, there shouldn't be any major problems, since each part has its own inner plastic packaging.
By this time, the water level outside had dropped to the second floor.
Bai Shuang and the other two were still in the assault boat, one of them steer and the other two holding guns on guard. Si Bo dared not be careless.
We encountered several checkpoints along the way that charged tolls; as long as they weren't excessive, we just spent some food.
The journey went smoothly; once we found the place, we went straight there.
The electrical circuits in the yard had been damaged from being submerged in water for so long. Bai Shuang and the others went directly to the warehouse, and sure enough, there were still dozens of containers that hadn't been unpacked.
Bai Shuang waved her hand, storing everything into her space. She would have Bai Jiu learn how to install it when she had time.
As for the items in the exhibition hall, Bai Shuang thought about it again and decided to keep them. She would repair those that could be repaired and use the rest as scrap to exchange for other things in the future. The country would definitely need metal to build the base.
After collecting these items, Bai Shuang and the other two chose another, shorter route home.
Each person was required to carry 100 catties of grain when passing through a checkpoint.
There were dozens of people on the boats surrounding them, seven or eight of whom were armed. Even if Bai Shuang and her companions had guns, they weren't afraid.
Bai Shuang thought to herself that she was in a bad mood. She didn't want to fight at the time, so she told Bai Jiu to turn around and take a detour.
It's not about those few hundred kilograms of grain; they've gone beyond the rules of the game. In the apocalypse, grain is incredibly precious, and what does a few hundred kilograms even mean?
But when they turned around, several boats blocked their way.
"There were two men and one woman on their boat, and they didn't have many supplies. Why did you stop them, Fourth Brother?"
"He's probably taken a fancy to a woman."
Just then, another boat passed by, carrying three men and two women, several bundles of firewood, and several men holding knives and sticks.
I heard that the road requires a 100-jin (50 kg) grain charge, so I'm planning to turn back.
Before they could even straighten the boat, those people swarmed on top...
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