Crossing the famine to find the white moonlight

After the rainstorm, Ye Wan realized that the rain might have affected the supplies, especially the food, which is very susceptible to moisture. If not handled in time, it would not only become moldy and spoil, but would also greatly reduce the team's food reserves. She immediately called together the young and middle-aged members to carefully inspect all the supplies.

Under her direction, the team counted all the food and supplies one by one and spread them out on dry ground for inspection. Sure enough, some of the food had begun to soften and mold due to the moisture. If not dried in time, this precious food would quickly rot, causing irreparable damage.

After discovering the damp food, Ye Wan quickly redeemed some simple drying equipment from the system. She set up these drying equipment in a safe area within the shelter and taught everyone how to spread out the damp food and use the drying equipment to gradually evaporate the moisture, ensuring that as much food as possible could be saved.

The drying equipment was operating effectively, gradually drying the previously damp grain. Ye Wan and the young adults took turns overseeing the drying process, periodically checking the grain to ensure it was completely dry and prevent mold.

During this time, Ye Wan directed everyone to remove the grain that had become completely damp and inedible, to prevent it from mixing with other food. She also carefully calculated the total amount of food available and, based on everyone's needs, developed a reasonable food distribution plan.

She prioritized the elderly and children, who were less physically fit, at the front of the food distribution line to ensure they received timely nutrition and regained their strength. Her distribution plan was clear and organized, with each person receiving the appropriate amount of food according to their needs. Stronger-bodied young and middle-aged people voluntarily reduced their food intake to conserve food, allowing the weaker to receive supplies first.

Ye Wan gently said to the elderly, "Everyone has suffered a lot during this period. Please give priority to eating the food when it is distributed. The road ahead is still long. Only when everyone recovers their strength can the team continue to move forward."

The elderly listened to her caring words and nodded, their eyes filled with gratitude. One elderly man trembled as he took the dry food she offered him and said with emotion, "Miss Wan, if it weren't for you, our old bones would have collapsed long ago. Your thoughtful arrangements are truly our lifesaver."

Ye Wan smiled slightly and said softly, "We are all family, so it's natural for us to take care of each other. As long as we work together, we can overcome every difficulty."

Her thoughtful and considerate arrangements not only ensured food and clothing for the elderly and children, but also made everyone feel her meticulous care. Young and middle-aged people expressed their willingness to take on more physical labor to ease the burden on the elderly and weak in the team. One young man said firmly, "Miss Wan, we are young and strong, and we should share more of the burden. You have made such thoughtful arrangements for us, and we should also do our part for the team."

The other young and middle-aged men nodded, expressing their willingness to cooperate with Ye Wan's arrangements, reducing their own food intake to leave more food for the elderly and the weak. Seeing their spirit of solidarity, Ye Wan felt comforted and moved. She knew that it was this mutual support and care that allowed the team to maintain hope of survival despite the difficult circumstances.

Under her meticulous planning, the distribution of supplies was orderly. Everyone received their dried food and quietly enjoyed their hard-earned rations. Although each person's allotment was small, thanks to Ye Wan's arrangements, everyone received basic nutritional supplements and gradually recovered their strength.

In the evening, everyone gathered in the shelter, sharing the day's food and their feelings. Many expressed that despite limited food, Ye Wan's thoughtful arrangements made them feel warm and satisfied, as if the food contained not only nourishment but also her love and care. An elderly mother lamented, "Miss Wan is like family to us. She not only cares about our food and clothing, but also considers us in every aspect. She is truly a rare and good leader."

Over the next few days, Ye Wan continued to strictly manage the distribution of supplies, meticulously recording the use of each portion of food to ensure that everyone received an even supply given the limited resources. Her thoroughness helped maintain the health of the people during this arduous journey, and restored their morale and confidence.

At night, by the campfire, everyone looked at Ye Wan with admiration and gratitude. An old man whispered, "Miss Wan is not only smart and calm, but also cares deeply about our lives. She is our hope, and we are willing to follow her wherever she goes."

Another young man agreed: "With Miss Wan around, we are not afraid. She always finds a way out of difficult situations and brings us safety and warmth."