Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
There weren't many supplies left in the cake shop. Only some unopened flour could still be used. Besides that, there were some small cookies and day-old bread that were sealed and could still be eaten.
Once Ming Chu got her hands on them, she only put two bags of flour into her space, mainly because Chang Zhou was there, and she could let Chang Zhou find time to bake some cakes.
She tied everything else up with rope. She didn't put the sealed cookies and bread into her space, but found a rice bag to hold them, tied it with rope, and finally fastened it to her waist before starting to swim upward.
The rope wasn't short, and the water wasn't deep. When Ming Chu surfaced, she hadn't even felt the weight on her waist.
Climbing onto the boat, Ming Chu untied the rope from her waist and began to pull the things from the water.
The person recording nearby asked Ming Chu for her number. After registering her as number 66, he praised: "Your method is good, but won't things fall off halfway?"
"No, I tied them very tightly."
Ming Chu pulled the supplies. The recorder had originally thought Ming Chu hadn't brought much, but when that long string of items came out, he was stunned.
"So much?"
There was quite a bit of flour from the cake shop. Besides the two bags Ming Chu had put away, there were still 11 bags of 30 jin each, which was over three hundred jin.
The cookies and bread were a smaller matter because they were hollow inside and could float on their own.
However, they weren't exactly easy to drag.
The recorder looked at Ming Chu in amazement and gave a thumbs up: "Little sister, you've got strength, and you can dive for quite a long time too."
"If I didn't have some ability, I wouldn't dare to come into the water. Doesn't everyone know there are piranhas?" Ming Chu smiled candidly.
"That's true." The recorder laughed.
He finished registering the supplies for Ming Chu. That large bag of bread and cookies wasn't easy to record right now, so he marked it and placed it in the cabin. There were people guarding the cabin, so there was no fear of things getting lost or mixed up.
After the supplies were put away, Ming Chu took another leap and went back into the water.