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

A few days later, when all the basically purified black soil was piled together, Captain Shang came to check the quantity.

Captain Shang was stunned when he saw the pile of black soil that looked like a small mountain. Then he nodded and laughed. "Not bad, not bad, there are so many! Doctor Zhou, it seems you have done a very good job collecting it!"

Zhou Shuwan smiled but said nothing beside him.

The other soldiers and ordinary survivors who were watching were also very happy.

But what everyone doesn’t know is that the black soil collected by the soldiers from the ruins was only two-thirds of the original amount.

Zhou Shuwan quietly added one third of the stuff when he was transporting the cart to the mother ship at the seaside.

This one-third was obviously different from the other soil mixed with ruins, permafrost, and ice.

But Zhou Shuwan did it without anyone noticing, so everyone just felt extremely lucky that there was so much black soil with high nutritional value that had not been polluted, and no one thought much about it.

I never imagined that there was someone who had the space and was secretly cheating.

A week later, the collection of black soil was finally completed.

The survivors have also packed up their own supplies, and the mothership and dozens of large and small ships are ready to go.

There was a sense of sadness in the air, and everyone knew that after this farewell, they might never be able to return to this island.

Zhou Shuwan stood on the deck, his eyes sweeping over the outline of the island.

Her fingers tapped lightly on the side of the boat, her expression filled with an indescribable emotion.

Sadness, reluctance, discomfort, and fear of the unknown...

There are all kinds of emotions, no matter what.

When we left Dongyuan Community and the new base, we left in a hurry without any precautions!

I was only concerned with escaping along the way, so how could I care about anything else!

However, this time when they left, they were fully prepared mentally.

So, not only Zhou Shuwan, but everyone else also had complicated emotions.

Zhong Tiyun walked up to her, patted her shoulder gently, and said in a low voice: "Let's go, Wanwan. It's time for us to set off."

Zhou Shuwan nodded, turned to look at Zhong Tiyun and smiled bitterly: "It has come to this, Mom, we can only move on."

"Yes!" Zhong Tiyun smiled in panic and also looked towards the direction of the island.

Although they didn't spend much time together on this island, it gave them a sense of security later on, but they have to separate today!

I just hope they will come back one day!

The mothership slowly sailed away from the island. The survivors stood on the deck, silently watching the island gradually move away.

There was a heavy feeling in the air, as if everyone was feeling suffocated.

Inside the cabin, the warm lights dispelled the chill on the deck, but could not dispel the gloom in people's hearts.

Captain Shang was discussing route planning with several officers, his brows furrowed. The red line on the map was winding, representing a dangerous voyage full of unknowns.

After the mothership entered the ice field, the survivors did not feel relaxed after leaving the island, but became more tense.

There is no familiar shelter on the ice field, only endless ice and biting cold wind.

Everyone knows that the real challenge has just begun.

Zhou Shuwan stood on the deck, staring ahead.

The scene on the ice field was very similar to what she remembered. The ice was thick, but the surface was covered with cracks. From time to time, a slight "cracking" sound could be heard, as if reminding everyone that this place was not safe.

Qi Mingyu walked up to her, gently held her hand, and whispered, "Wanwan, don't worry, we will find a new way out."

She nodded, her tone heavy. "I hope so. I'm just worried that there may be more dangers on the ice field than we imagined."

Now she was the only one of all people who could see farther and more clearly.

Qi Mingyu frowned slightly.