In those days of Plants vs. Zombies

"Su Nuan? It is indeed a Long An name."

Lorne shared his discovery with Eve, who quickly agreed with him.

"Longan's agricultural greenhouse? It does look very similar."

After observing carefully for a while, Eve confirmed Loen's guess.

Combined with the discussion among the wanderers just now, we can get the following information:

A woman named Su Nuan from Long'an opened a soup kitchen in the university community to provide free meals to the homeless.

In addition, this Miss Su Nuan seems to have built several agricultural greenhouses in the university area.

The cassava, potatoes, wheat, etc. used in the porridge kitchen should be harvested from those agricultural greenhouses.

"Here, this is yours."

Aunt Tabe stood by the pot, scooped a large spoonful of fragrant meat porridge from the pot, and poured it into the container in the hand of the wanderer at the front of the team.

"thanks, thanks···"

The wanderer was an old man with some difficulty walking. He held a bowl full of fragrant meat porridge in his hands and couldn't stop expressing his gratitude.

When the warm meat porridge entered his mouth, the elderly wanderer couldn't help but burst into tears.

Only those who have experienced the extreme hunger can feel such happiness in this simple warmth.

The vagrants looked eagerly at the meat porridge in the old man's hand, but still waited patiently for the people standing in front of them to receive their food.

Aunt Tabe's smile looked particularly warm beside the steaming pot. She scooped up meat porridge from the pot again and again and distributed it to every waiting wanderer.

The team continued to move forward, and more and more wanderers received their own bowl of life-saving porridge.

They either ate heartily or took sips, but there was gratitude on the face of every wanderer, without exception.

"From this point of view, Miss Su Nuan is indeed a good person."

Looking at the orderly and warm scene in front of him, Loen sighed sincerely.

"She provides food to so many people every day without asking for compensation. Isn't she really doing charity?"

Eve couldn't help but become curious about Su Nuan, and even wanted to meet her.

"Uncle, sister, are you here to get relief meals too?"

A question full of doubt rang in her ears, interrupting the casual conversation between Eve and Lorne.

Eve turned her head to look at the person who asked the question, and it was the young homeless man who had brought canned food to the soup kitchen.

At this moment, he was blinking his bright eyes, looking at Eve and Lorne curiously.

"Little Eve, do I look like my uncle's age already?"

Lorne touched his face uncomfortably, then gave a wry smile and complained to Eve.

"How could that be, Senior Luo En, you are still young!"

Eve was amused by Lorne's self-deprecation, and then answered the boy's question: "No, we were just passing by and were a little curious when we saw the soup kitchen here."

Luo En reached out his hand and rubbed the boy's head vigorously: "You are really good at talking, kid. What's your name? How old are you this year?"

"Jerome, eleven years old."

The boy named Jerome wanted to dodge Lorne's hand, but a piece of compressed dry food handed to him made his eyes light up. He had to give up struggling and silently endured the annoyance of having his hair messed up.

"Jerome? That name sounds good. By the way, we have some questions for you. How do we say we can exchange food for it?"

Loen took out another piece of compressed dry food, and the meaning he wanted to express was self-evident.

Anyway, I have plenty of this stuff, so I can use it as a reward for asking questions.

(Mo Chen bought several thousand boxes of supplies wholesale. They are nutritious enough and taste great.)

"Food? Well, just ask me. I will tell you if I know."

When Jerome heard that he could get food just by answering questions, he became excited.

Lorne patted Jerome's shoulder and threw the compressed dry food in his hand.

"I feel relieved when you say that. Are you a wanderer in the university gathering place?"

"Yes, I came here with my uncles and aunts from the community and have lived here for several years."

Jeremy nimbly caught the compressed dry food that Lorne threw to him, carefully put it in his arms, and continued to answer Lorne's questions.

Eve keenly caught the key words in Jerome's words: "Community? Are you from the fallen war yard?"

"Well, there are plenty of refugees like us in the gathering place."

Jerome nodded. "There is no manager in the university gathering place. Everyone makes a living by their own ability. The young people go out to scavenge, while the elderly, weak, women and children stay in the gathering place."

Lorne and Eve looked at each other. What they saw and heard was exactly as Jerome said.

Along the way, I did not see any "official personnel" at any gathering place.

Luo En glanced at the line of people still waiting to receive relief meals: "When was this soup kitchen opened?"

"It's been almost a month, and we provide relief meals every day at noon. This is all thanks to Sister Su Nuan!"

When Jerome mentioned Su Nuan's name again, Eve immediately asked, "Can you tell us about this Miss Su Nuan?"

Jerome's eyes suddenly became alert. He took a half step back and asked in a low voice:

"Are you asking about Sister Su Nuan because you want to harm her? She has helped us so much, we can't let outsiders like you bully her!"

Eve was stunned. She had not expected Jerome's reaction to be so intense.

"We have no ill will towards Miss Su Nuan, we just want to understand what kind of person she is."

Seeing that something was wrong, Lorne immediately explained to Jerome.

"No evidence is given by words. Who knows if you are a bad person or not?"

Jerome's eyes were still alert, and his tone was particularly defensive.

"Well, look here."

Loen sighed helplessly and pointed to the sleeve of his right arm. On the armband, detailed information of his service unit was clearly visible.

"We are the plant spirit warriors sent by the 59th Federal Army to serve in Courtyard No. 5905. I am Sergeant Lorne Rhinelot and she is Corporal Eve Atila. Now, can you trust us?"

Fortunately, even though the federal central government has a terrible reputation, the image of federal soldiers as brave and fearless has never been shaken in the hearts of the people.

Not to mention refugees like Jerome who came from the occupied courtyard. Those who sacrificed their lives to buy time for them to evacuate the community were all plant spirit warriors who were sent to serve in the courtyard.

"Since you are plant spirit warriors assigned to serve in the courtyard, it shouldn't be bad for Sister Su Nuan. I can tell you about her."

Sure enough, after learning the true identities of Lorne and Eve, the vigilance in Jerome's eyes slowly dissipated, and he began to talk about Su Nuan's deeds:

“Since Sister Su Nuan came to the gathering place, she began to help the wanderers survive better in the abandoned city.

Hearing that vagrants were often hungry, Sister Su Nuan taught us farming techniques and distributed the seeds she brought with her to us.

The agricultural greenhouse over there was built brick by brick by herself after she collected materials from the abandoned city.

When the greenhouse started to produce crops, Sister Su Nuan opened a porridge kitchen and asked Aunt Mary, Aunt Tabe, and Grandma Jenny to help distribute relief meals to the homeless every noon.

All in all, Sister Su Nuan is a very good person! Many homeless people in the settlement have received her help and care. "

Just as Jeremy kept praising Su Nuan's good deeds, there was a noise coming from the soup kitchen.

"Senior Luo En, it seems like someone is causing trouble at the porridge station."