The elevator takes me to find supplies for the motherland

"Just put your things here, we'll send someone to guard it."

"Ok"

After saying that, Peacock waved his hand, and the empty rooms were filled.

The soldiers who led Peacock were all stunned.

(These are all gods, absolutely gods. They even know the magic described in the picture book.)

"Is there any room left? I'll put some more for you."

"Yes, yes, please follow me."

Peacock left them more than a dozen rooms of supplies, but was afraid that they would not be able to take them away when they needed to move, so he also left them ten military trucks.

"Can any of you drive?"

"Yes, we do, but the cars we drive are different from the ones you left behind."

Peacock thought about it and called the monkeys to teach the soldiers how to drive.

Before leaving, he left behind 200 barrels of gasoline and told them to take good care of them and not get any sparks on them.

"Yes"

The leader was also very happy to hear the soldiers' reports. Now they finally had no shortage of guns, ammunition and food, and even medicines were in abundance.

When the people heard that those people were coming to deliver supplies, they no longer hid in fear.

"Ouch! We were so scared just now. We thought the war was going to start again."

"I'm sorry, folks. It's our fault. We scared everyone."

"It's okay. As long as there's no war, we can do anything."

"Comrade soldiers, do you have a place to rest for the newly arrived comrades? Do you want us to make room for you?"

"No, no, they're only here for one day. We can just let them stay in our house for a while."

"They slept in our room, where do we sleep?"

The soldiers felt very warmed when they heard the caring words from the people.

"The comrades who just arrived set up a tent. They originally wanted to spend the night in the tent, but we persuaded them to rest in our house. We will rest in the tent tonight, so everyone doesn't have to worry about us."

"That's fine. It's only for one day, so we can make do with it. Auntie, we'll send them some food later. After all, they're here to bring us food, so we can't let them go hungry."

"Yes, yes, I'll go make some pancakes."

"Is Nen's house full of noodles? I'll send some more over to Nen later."

"No, there are still three kids at home who need to be fed. It's okay, I still have some coarse flour here, which should be enough to mix together when the time comes."

"But then the Nen family will have nothing to eat."

"It's okay. I won't starve to death. I can always dig up some wild vegetables to eat every day."

As soon as Kong Que arrived here, he heard the conversation between the two ladies. He turned around and asked the young soldier who was following him.

"Don't the villagers have anything to eat now?"

"That's right. We've been at war for years now. They were robbed by bandits once before, and now every household has very little food left."

Peacock walked back to the yard and piled a lot of food and meat into the yard.

"Give these grains to the common people first, and release some more before I leave tomorrow."

The young soldier did not dare to make a decision on his own and could only quickly run to the regiment commander to report the situation.

"Captain, that female comrade just now put a lot of food in the yard again and asked us to distribute it to the people. What do you think we should do?"

The leader laughed out loud after hearing this

"Let's accept the food our descendants have sent us. When we have the chance in the future, we will repay them."