There were eight eggs in total, each as large as an ostrich egg, weighing two to three jin each.
When Su Yue took the eggs from Su Yi and discovered that the toxins inside could also be purified, her face nearly burst into a grin.
This was great—they finally had meat dishes to eat.
And if the toxins in eggs could be purified… then star beasts probably could too.
That meant—
A wild idea rose in Su Yue’s mind, but she suppressed it with great effort, stopping herself from asking her brother to hunt star beasts.
Star beasts were massive and violent.
Even the “wild chickens” that had just run away weren’t something ordinary people could handle.
Even with her brother’s high mental power and strong skills, without a mech, he might not be able to defeat even low-level star beasts.
After quickly cleaning up, Su Yue stored both the eggs and sugarcane into her space.
Since it was still early, she decided to explore further.
Her eyesight was sharp, and she frequently spotted wild vegetables along the way.
Naturally, she didn’t let any of them go.
She either directed her brother to harvest them or did it herself.
To her delight, near the place where she previously found potatoes, she discovered a large quantity of them again.
The bulldozer she had prepared in advance finally came in handy.
With its help, the siblings quickly harvested a huge amount of potatoes.
When they finished, Su Yue checked the time—it was already 1 PM.
They ate a quick meal on the spot and continued forward.
After walking a while longer, they found something unexpected—a towering orange tree, bearing thin-skinned red oranges.
The tree was the tallest plant in the area, and the oranges hanging on it were as big as basketballs.
While Su Yue was delighted, she also felt a bit of fear.
If one of those fell on someone’s head, it could crack their skull open.
And this wasn’t just a baseless worry—there were plenty of fallen oranges on the ground beneath the tree.
Because the tree was so tall, most of the fallen fruit had smashed on impact.
There were also birds stealing the fruit, and they were huge too—the smallest were the size of basketballs.
As soon as Su Yi approached the tree, he wanted to go pick the oranges.
After the past two days, he had figured something out—his sister could turn inedible things into edible ones.
So these giant oranges must be edible too.
Seeing this, Su Yue quickly stopped him.
“Pick from over there. Once we finish those, we’ll head back,” she said, pointing to a cluster of low-hanging branches.
The fruit higher up was unreachable, and going directly under the tree was too dangerous.
But the outer branches that stretched close to the ground were safe.
And there were plenty of oranges there—the harvest wouldn’t be small.
“Mm,” Su Yi replied and immediately ran over.
Half an hour later, they finished picking the oranges.
With a full harvest, the siblings began their return journey.
As they walked, Su Yue couldn’t help but think—
Next time they came out, they needed at least a hover motorcycle.
If possible, even a hover car would be better.
That way, they wouldn’t waste so much time traveling and could save a lot of energy.
This time, they had gone farther than before, and by the time they returned to Boundless City, it was nearly 5 PM.
Once inside, they headed home.
Su Yue took out an orange, purified it, and had Su Yi peel it for a quick refreshment.
The orange was perfectly sweet and tangy, full of juice.
Just a quarter segment was enough to satisfy Su Yue.
As for Su Yi—he ate nearly two whole segments.
Su Yi even took the initiative to work, letting Su Yue rest more.
She didn’t refuse and assigned him the task of processing sugarcane.
After resting briefly, she went to the kitchen to prepare dinner.
Now that they had eggs, they could finally eat meat dishes.
In the rental’s kitchen, Su Yue quickly got busy.
Thanks to the advanced interstellar cooking tools, cooking wasn’t too difficult.
At mealtime, the siblings ate heartily again.
Perhaps because they were tired, both of them ate a lot.
Especially Su Yi—this time he finished six bowls of rice.
After the meal, Su Yue brought her brother to buy a juicer, milk tea cups, and a sealing machine.
She planned to juice the oranges and sell them, and also make sugarcane juice.
This was the fastest way to turn goods into money.
Although potatoes could be made into snacks, they were much more troublesome to process.
At the appliance store, Su Yue bought a medium-to-large juicer, and small and medium-sized cups.
After all, natural fruit juice was expensive—few people would buy large cups.
After purchasing everything, as they were leaving, Su Yue noticed a hover motorcycle shop nearby.
So she took Su Yi to take a look.
After asking about prices, she found out that even a basic hover motorcycle cost 15,000 star coins.
She immediately gave up the idea.
As they left, Su Yi kept turning back to look at the motorcycle, his eyes full of longing.
“When we sell the sugarcane and oranges and save enough money, we’ll come back to buy one,” Su Yue told him.
They really did need transportation.
With a hover motorcycle, whether going to the commercial district or outside the city, they could save a lot of time and effort.
Su Yi’s eyes lit up.
“Mm!” He was full of motivation.
Back home, they got busy.
To avoid disturbing others for too long, they first peeled the oranges and chopped the sugarcane.
Then they turned on the juicer and processed everything in batches, collecting the juice in large buckets and basins.
Afterward, they used ladles to fill cups and sealed them.
After three hours of work, they had produced:
Su Yi, worried about his sister, didn’t let her continue working.
He told her to rest while he continued processing sugarcane into sticks.
Su Yue didn’t insist and went to wash up and rest.
It wasn’t until midnight that Su Yi finished cutting all the sugarcane sticks.
He woke Su Yue so she could store them in her space.
The next morning, after breakfast, the siblings set out again, wearing their new clothes and taking the hover bus to the commercial district.
This time, they focused on selling orange juice and sugarcane juice.
They chose locations like plazas outside malls and busy shopping streets.
Su Yue set the prices:
For natural juice, this was actually cheap.
But since they were mobile vendors without a storefront, they couldn’t price too high.
The siblings were good-looking, and Su Yue’s bright smile and warm attitude attracted many customers.
Most were couples on dates, younger people buying for elders, or parents buying for their children.
Whenever someone bought juice, Su Yue would also promote their sugarcane sticks.
Fresh and sweet sugarcane like this was rare—many people ended up buying some.