The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

The background is a cave. Mu Guozi is in a very sorry state, with his bare feet stepping on the icy ground.

Tutu quickly prepared a thermos of hot water and made some brown sugar water in a thermos cup.

Tutu didn't have any other thick clothes in South Island, so he could only send his down jacket and thick cotton pants over.

Tutu had big feet, so he secretly took his mother's shoes. He also found a few pairs of unopened thick socks and quickly transported them over using the small wooden house.

Muguo was shivering. He put on his clothes, drank some sugar water, then crawled over to give water to the three tribesmen lying together.

Only then did Tutu realize that there were three of her tribesmen lying on the ground behind her.

Tutu went back and secretly took his remaining coat and his father's two coats, thick pants and cotton shoes and passed them back and forth. He wore shorts every day in South Island, so his father would not notice that his thick clothes were missing in a short time.

I decided to supply my dad again in a few days.

Several of Muguo's tribesmen gradually woke up, and Muguo finally had the energy to talk to Tutu.

"When I went out to pick up my tribesmen, I was accidentally involved in a tribal war. They were in a hurry to escape and fled all the way into the Hundred Thousand Mountains."

The new tribesmen they were going to pick up also disappeared in the war. Unexpectedly, the ice season came early, and they got lost in the snow-covered mountains and couldn't find their way back.

The Shiwan Mountains are the territory of ferocious beasts. The early drop in temperature meant that many of them did not store enough prey for the winter, so the snow was full of dangers.

In the process of constantly avoiding the ferocious beasts in the chaos, Muguo and his friends strayed further and further away from their original direction.

Suffering from hunger and cold, Muguo took a picture of the food prepared for Bethe without even telling Tutu.

Tutu hurriedly asked if they were injured. Muguo rubbed his face and said, "The surviving tribesmen only have some external injuries and frostbite."

Then he lowered his head and shed tears, "The other four tribesmen are dead."

Tutu took out the medicine box he brought from the north from the RV, but there was no frostbite ointment in it.

Even if you go out and buy it, you won’t be able to buy frostbite ointment, which is only used in snow and ice, in pharmacies in the south.

I could only check online, send over the home first aid kit and some anti-inflammatory and hormonal skin ointments I had bought, and then quickly buy frostbite ointment online.

Muguo took out the things, chopped up the wood and made a fire, and the cave finally became warm.

Following Tutu's on-site instructions, he bandaged the wound with gauze and trauma medicine, took anti-inflammatory drugs orally, and finally started to apply skin ointment himself.

Muguo's face was frozen and he kept rubbing it.

The two discussed escaping from the mountains. First of all, they should identify their own position. Only when they stand high can they see far.

Tutu thought of Bet's flying skateboard, and fortunately it was connected to Bet, otherwise it would be difficult for Muguo to get out of the Ten Thousand Mountains by himself relying solely on Tutu's help.

Beth's flying skateboard is the cheapest flying item. After asking Muguo for his opinion, Muguo wanted to buy one to try first.

Tutu contacted Bette, who was still training his body because he had eaten too much delicious food. Bette suggested that if there were more than three people, a small hovercraft would be more cost-effective.

Tutu looked at Beth's price. A single-person flying skateboard costs 80 points, and a small hovercraft that can seat four people costs 210 points.

After taking a picture of the small hover car, the size of the small hover car was larger than the wooden house. Tutu could only find an independent ground garage in the town where he was collected, put the hover car in it, and then went to the bun shop to buy all the remaining buns and send them to her.

When uploading, the system kept delaying and did not show that the upload was successful. Tutu persuaded the system earnestly, "Look, my business partner needs a garage and a speeding car in the garage. This is to serve my customers. Thoughtful service is our purpose, so it is completely understandable to put a car in the garage."

The blue light of the system scan flashed, indicating that the upload was successful. Tutu was sweating. She had never thought about it before. Just now, when the system upload was stuck, she suddenly remembered that the things she had placed in her house before were all products of this dimension, but this time the hovercraft was from another dimension. If it failed, it would probably be considered as reselling products from another dimension. She probably didn't want to think about the consequences.

However, this also proves that this loophole can be exploited, and it might even increase her points several times.

Muguo and the others drank hot water, put on thick clothes, applied medicine on their wounds, heated up the food, replenished their energy, and recovered. They took out the small hovercraft and food, and returned to the house.

The operation mode is simple mode, and Muguo learned it in no time.

We took off successfully and when we reached a certain height, we were able to roughly identify the direction of the tribe we were originally heading to.

It took them a day and a night to escape into the Shiwan Mountains, but it took them less than half an hour to get back to the airspace above the tribe where the accident happened.

When the hovercraft left, a raccoon beast in the Shiwan Mountains raised its head, sniffed, and stared at the flying hovercraft.

It took Muguo only an hour to get back to the tribe. Muguo felt a little regretful, wishing he had contacted Tutu earlier.

Muguo disappeared for only one day and one night, and the tribe was very peaceful. Seeing Muguo and his companions falling from the sky, the tribe members exclaimed that it was a miracle. Muguo could only explain the reason to the old patriarch.

Tutu was urged by Bette to take him to buy food again. Tutu was a little envious of Bette for being able to eat so much, so he asked him if he could teach her how to exercise her body. She took him to a seafood dinner.

Beth taught her how to practice very seriously, but Tutu didn't understand what she was talking about, such as the sense of essence, the resonance of muscle frequency, and the sense of the gathering of vital energy. Tutu had no choice but to give up.

But the promised seafood feast had to be there. Bette was so happy that she almost fainted. Tutu found a restaurant specializing in seafood and ordered a table of feast with a price tag of 8888. They had it delivered to her RV in a disposable lunch box. Tutu only took a little with a clip and passed the rest to Bette.

Tutu was full with just that little food, while Bette was still eating. Tutu suspected that they were practicing the gluttony technique. If Bette continued to eat like this, the money from selling her jewelry would not be enough for Bette to eat for half a year. Besides, time passed faster for Bette than for Tutu. Tutu decided to upload more food to the small house at a time. Time would stop after the food was put on the shelves. This way, when Bette wanted to eat something, he could just take pictures of the food in the house and eat it slowly.

Tutu went to the food court. It was not meal time, so she randomly found a few restaurants and ordered their signature dishes. She asked them to deliver 20 portions of each dish to the RV.

At this time, the store owner was very happy to receive such a large order. When all the food was delivered, each cabin was evenly filled with 30 dishes, which was calculated based on 10 dishes per meal, and one cabin was full for one day.

These twenty little wooden houses filled up Tutu's shelves. They were probably enough for Bet to eat for twenty days. After a few days, he would get a new batch of food.

Bette felt that twenty days was definitely not enough, and was very satisfied with Tutu's idea. Because time flows at different speeds, he was also worried that he would want to eat while Tutu would have to rest. After he ate the delicious food, he definitely didn't want to eat the nutrient solution again for a day.