Reborn: I Stock Up and Bully the Trash to Dominate the Apocalypse

"Wanwan!" Zhong Tiyun and Zhou Jianghai immediately rushed over and supported her.

"This thing is poisonous!" Zhou Shuwan spoke with some effort, his voice a little weak: "Don't touch it..."

Although Qi Mingyu couldn't see, his keen hearing allowed him to instantly detect something unusual. He accurately grasped Zhou Shuwan's arm and gently pressed his fingertips on her pulse, which was beating rapidly...

There were many medicines dropped around Zhou Shuwan, all of which she took out from the space in an emergency.

But now I don’t have the energy to figure out which medicine is right for me.

Fortunately, the dizziness disappeared within a few minutes.

Zhou Shuwan raised his hand and rubbed his temple, then looked down at his arm. The bruises were still clearly visible, but the pain had subsided a lot.

She gently moved her wrist and breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that there was no further discomfort.

Qi Mingyu felt her pulse and breathed a sigh of relief as her pulse returned to normal.

"This thing is really weird." Zhong Tiyun frowned, squatted down, and looked carefully at the "seaweed" thrown aside, with a trace of fear on her face.

She reached out to touch it, then subconsciously pulled her hand back.

Zhou Jianghai stood aside, holding a wooden stick, carefully moving the "seaweed" with a frown. "This thing looks like seaweed, but I didn't expect it to be alive and poisonous. We have to get rid of it quickly to prevent it from hurting anyone else."

Mu Mu Mu Mu hurriedly moved all the poisonous "seaweeds" outside and piled them away from the house.

In the darkness of night, the black "seaweed" piled together like a bunch of strange tentacles, and occasionally you could see a few of them wriggling slightly.

Mu Mu moved a few large rocks to press it down to prevent it from being blown to other places by the wind and causing trouble.

That night, people on the island discovered the abnormality of this "seaweed".

Many people, like the Zhou family, experienced skin numbness and tingling after contact, with bruises on their wrists or arms.

People began to talk about it. Some speculated that this was some kind of mutated seaweed, while others believed that this was the last struggle of marine life before extinction.

It didn't take long for researchers on the mother ship to quickly begin studying this "seaweed".

By noon, the results came out.

This creature is a marine creature that has not been discovered before the end of the world. Its main body is slender "stem-shaped", dark green to dark black in color, and it lives in the ocean in the form of mimicking seaweed.

There are slight wrinkles on the surface of the stem, which can sway slightly with the water flow.

There are fleshy tentacles at the bottom, which are rich in mucus. They can attach to reefs or soil to fix the body, and can also contract to drive the whole body to crawl slowly in a humid environment.

The tentacles contain mild neurotoxins that cause numbness and brief tingling of the skin upon contact. It is not fatal, but it can cause local muscle stiffness.

Based on the characteristics of this type of organism, researchers named it "night worm algae".

They believe the creature could be eaten as a whole, provided the tentacles that release the toxin are removed.

So to ensure safety, they recommend that island residents wear gloves when handling and avoid direct contact with the tentacles.

When the residents of the island heard the news, they were very surprised.

Although this "seaweed" is poisonous and very uncomfortable when electrocuted, it is actually edible after processing!

At a time when food is scarce, this is undoubtedly great news.

The people on the island began to get busy. They put on gloves, took basins and tools, and collected the nightshade that had not been collected on the island yesterday.

Although the tentacles are poisonous, if you handle them carefully, you can get a valuable meal.

Although they are far away from their homeland and have sailed across the ocean to unfamiliar waters, their deep love for food has never stopped.