Jiang Ruan clicked her tongue in disbelief and silently mourned for Gu An's friend.
After all, such a large volume of transactions is not easy to do in the apocalypse.
It has almost become a situation where there is a price but no market for it.
"Sure, as long as he can provide it, that would be great." Jiang Ruan thought that once the items arrived, she could take them all to the open space outside the mall and then transfer them all into her space.
After Jiang Ruan finished speaking, she saw the troubled look on Gu An's face and her heart tightened. She quickly stepped forward and asked softly, "What's wrong? Has something happened? It's okay. If something really happens, we'll face it together. We'll wait and see, and there will always be a way."
Her gaze was firm yet gentle, as if she wanted to give Gu An some strength and comfort.
Gu An shook his head slightly, his brows furrowed, and his tone was tinged with worry: "I'm afraid it's not that simple! I just asked my friend, and he said that a lot of diesel fuel used to be stored there, and... there's something even worse going on."
He paused for a moment, as if hesitating whether to continue.
Jiang Ruan's expression turned serious; she knew this meant the situation might be more serious than they had imagined.
But she still encouraged Gu An to continue: "No matter what, we need to understand the situation clearly before we can come up with a solution. Don't worry, I can handle it."
Gu An took a deep breath and continued, "He said that there was a large quantity of diesel fuel, but it was stored in a very unsafe way. If a fire or other accident were to occur, the consequences would be unimaginable."
Furthermore, he mentioned that there might be some potential dangers nearby, though he wasn't entirely clear on the specifics. "It's still a bit of a hassle, we might have to go check it out." With that, Gu An sighed helplessly.
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