There was a total of eight eggs, each as large as an ostrich egg, weighing two to three pounds.
Su Yue took the eggs from Su Yi and discovered that the toxins inside could also be purified. Her face almost lit up with joy.
Now, they would have meat for a meal.
Moreover, if the toxins in the eggs could be purified, then perhaps the star beasts could be as well.
Could it be?
A wild idea surged in Su Yue’s mind, but she restrained herself, not daring to tell her brother to hunt the star beasts.
Star beasts were massive and violent in nature.
Even the wild chickens that had just run away were not something an ordinary person could handle.
Even if her brother’s psychic power level was high and his skills formidable, without a mech, he might not be able to defeat low-level star beasts.
Quickly clearing the area, Su Yue stored the eggs and sugarcane in the space.
It was still early, so Su Yue decided to continue exploring.
Her sharp eyes often spotted wild vegetables by the roadside.
Naturally, Su Yue didn’t let any of them go to waste.
She either instructed her brother to harvest them or joined in herself.
To her delight, she discovered a large patch of potatoes near the area where they had previously found some.
The bulldozer she had prepared came in handy.
With its help, the siblings quickly harvested a large amount of potatoes.
After finishing their work, Su Yue checked the time it was already 1 PM.
They ate a meal on the spot with Su Yi, then continued forward.
After walking a bit further, they discovered an orange tree thin-skinned red oranges.
The orange tree towered above the surrounding plants, with red oranges the size of basketballs.
While excited, Su Yue also felt a hint of fear.
If one of those fell on their heads, it could be fatal.
Her fear wasn’t unfounded; many oranges had already fallen below, smashed due to the tree’s height.
Birds had also come to steal the fruit, and they were enormous, the smallest about the size of a basketball.
Su Yi approached the tree, wanting to pick some oranges.
After these two days, he had realized his sister had the ability to turn inedible things into food.
These huge oranges could surely be eaten.
Seeing this, Su Yue quickly stopped him.
“Go over there to pick. Once we finish, we’ll head back,” she pointed to a low-hanging branch of the tree.
The high oranges were too dangerous to reach, but the ones near the ground could be safely picked.
Fortunately, there were still plenty of oranges on that low branch. Their harvest wouldn’t be small.
“Okay,” Su Yi nodded and ran toward the branch Su Yue indicated.
Half an hour later, all the oranges were picked.
Satisfied with their haul, the siblings started heading back.
On the way, Su Yue thought to herself: next time, they’d need at least a hover motorcycle.
If conditions allowed, a hover car would be even better.
That way, they wouldn’t waste so much time traveling and could save energy.
This time, they had gone farther than before. By the time they returned to Wubian City, it was nearly 5 PM.
Back in the city, they headed home.
Su Yue picked an orange, purified its toxins, and let Su Yi peel one to quench his thirst.
The orange was sweet and sour, juicy enough that a quarter slice satisfied Su Yue.
Su Yi, on the other hand, ate nearly two slices.
He volunteered to do some work so Su Yue could rest a bit.
She didn’t refuse and assigned him the task of processing sugarcane.
After resting briefly, she went to the kitchen to prepare dinner.
With eggs now, they could finally have a proper meal.
Thanks to the useful appliances of the interstellar era, Su Yue cooked without much effort.
At dinner, the siblings ate heartily.
Perhaps due to exhaustion, both ate a lot.
Especially Su Yi, who polished off six bowls of rice.
After the meal, Su Yue called her brother to go buy a juicer, milk teacups, and a sealing machine.
She planned to make orange juice to sell, along with some sugarcane juice.
This was the fastest way to turn their produce into money.
Potatoes could be made into snacks but processing them was far more troublesome.
At the electronics store, Su Yue bought a medium-large juicer and milk teacups in small and medium sizes.
Since natural juice was expensive, few people would buy large cups.
Once purchases were done, Su Yue noticed a hover motorcycle shop nearby.
She took Su Yi to look at it.
After asking the price, they discovered that a standard hover motorcycle cost 15,000-star coins.
Su Yue was stunned.
Su Yi kept looking back at the motorcycles with longing as they left.
“Once we sell the sugarcane and oranges and save enough, we’ll buy one,” Su Yue told him.
They truly needed a mode of transportation.
With a hover motorcycle, trips to the commercial street or outside the city would save time and energy.
Su Yi’s eyes lit up.
“Okay!” he said, full of energy.
Back home, the siblings got to work.
To avoid disturbing others for too long, they first peeled the oranges and cut the sugarcane.
Then they used the juicer to extract the juice, collecting it in large barrels and basins.
Afterward, they used ladles to fill cups and sealed them.
In three hours, they produced 100 medium cups of orange juice, over 300 small cups, 100 medium cups of sugarcane juice, and over 400 small cups.
Su Yi didn’t let his sister continue working out of concern for her.
He let her rest while he continued processing sugarcane, cutting the semi-processed stalks into pieces.
Su Yue didn’t insist and went to wash up and rest.
Late at night, Su Yi finished cutting all the sugarcane and woke Su Yue to store it in the space.
The next day, after breakfast, the siblings set out again, wearing new clothes and riding the hover bus to the commercial street.
This time, they focused on selling orange and sugarcane juice, choosing locations like plazas outside malls or streets lined with shops.
Su Yue set the prices: medium orange or sugarcane juice at 80-star coins, small cups at 50-star coins.
For natural juice, these prices were cheap, but as mobile vendors without a store, they shouldn’t charge too much.
The siblings were attractive, Su Yue’s smile was radiant, and they were friendly many people came to buy their juice.
Most were couples on dates, juniors buying for themselves and elders, or parents buying for their children.
Whenever someone bought juice, Su Yue also promoted her sugarcane sticks.
It was rare to find such fresh and sweet sugarcane, so many bought some as well.