Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Mo'er returned home and entered the space, planning to rest for a few days. This trip out to collect materials had been full of dangers, and her heart had been tense the entire time. Now that she was back, she needed to rest for a few days and relax.

After taking a nice bath, he quickly went to the suite on the top floor of the cruise ship, lay down on the white bed, and fell into a deep sleep!

He slept for fifteen hours before waking up. After getting up, he washed up, got a dish and a bowl of rice, and ate. Then he continued to explore the cruise ship. He went to the wheelhouse and wanted to see the introduction of the cruise ship. After searching for a long time, he finally found the introduction and layout map of the cruise ship. The introduction said:

This passenger ship was built by Neon at a huge cost.

It is currently the second largest passenger ship in the world. It is called Neon Yumebi Maru and has 16 decks.

The Neon Yumebi Maru, a cruise ship owned by Neon Cruises, is 310 meters long, 60 meters wide, and has a gross tonnage of 22 tons. It has 2265 staterooms and can accommodate up to 6000 passengers and 2100 crew members. The ship features a variety of recreational facilities, including a water theater, Central Park, a carousel, a climbing wall, and a zoo. It also boasts numerous restaurants, bars, and shops, offering passengers a wealth of entertainment and leisure options.

Mo'er's pupils shrank. And there was a park? Wouldn't they all starve to death? She looked up the information and found out the zoo was on the eleventh floor. She was there in a flash. She felt a little relieved to find the animals weren't dead, but they were starving to the point of being skin and bones. Mo'er couldn't understand why they hadn't starved to death after all this time. Could it be because of the rich spiritual energy here? She entered the garden entrance and looked around. The first one was the monkey garden, with four monkeys listlessly looking for lice on each other. Mo'er, with a thought, brought in some apples and peaches! The four monkeys, seeing someone finally here, jumped up and down excitedly, grabbing the apples and peaches and stuffing them into their mouths. After they finished eating, she sent the monkeys up the mountain, where there were many fruit trees and a place for them to live freely. The second garden held three giraffes, two large and one small. Because there were some trees, they weren't as frail as she'd imagined. Mo'er, with a thought, also sent them up the mountain. The ginseng she planted was all on a cliff. The ground was so smooth and straight that even monkeys couldn't climb up. She wasn't worried about them getting in and ruining the ginseng! The third garden was for peacocks. Six peacocks lay limply on the ground, their feathers dull.

Mo'er sent them to the door of the villa, put some spiritual spring water and some rice in a basin, and the peacocks immediately ran to the basin of spiritual spring water and drank it without even looking at the rice.

Next was the Wolf Park. She didn't like the animals, so she gave them some spiritual spring water, waited for them to finish drinking it, and then sent them out of the military compound. She also gave them about ten pounds of pork and left them alone. Let them fend for themselves!

Next to the wolf enclosure were red-crowned cranes, followed by mandarin ducks and swans, all of which she had taken to the freshwater lake. To her surprise, she also found zebras and golden monkeys, both of which she had taken to the mountains. The last two enclosures housed alpaca and sika deer. Clearly, the animals in this boat zoo were relatively docile. The most formidable were the wolves!

I didn't expect there was an underwater world next to the zoo. Although it wasn't big, there were quite a few species of fish in it, including over fifty species of freshwater fish and over forty species of saltwater fish, all of which she had sent into the lake!

Now the space is much more lively!