“I don’t care! My brother died because of you!”
“If you still have any humanity, come with me and take some supplies to his home. There are two elderly people and younger siblings there. He came out this time just to find food…”
The young man gripped Shen Xiaotian’s hand tightly, refusing to let him leave.
“I saw it with my own eyes! Just now, he lifted his hand and dozens of rice bags disappeared. His power must be spatial. If you let him give half of what he took to my brother’s family, we can let this slide…”
The boy pointed to the person standing beside Shen Xiaotian. He didn’t want to anger them completely, so he only asked for half of the supplies.
Su Yun watched for a moment, then quickly left. She hadn’t forgotten why she had come today.
Judging from the cameras, they must have all been destroyed by Shen Xiaotian. Perfect. Su Yun decided she would destroy the cameras in the warehouse as well and then take the generator.
With all the cameras around destroyed, the authorities had probably noticed. Soon, they would organize people to come and move the supplies. She had to grab what she needed before they arrived.
Su Yun didn’t know how they ultimately arranged things, but she went to the warehouse, destroyed the cameras, and took the down jackets and quilts. She also collected the generator. By the time she returned to the rice section, Shen Xiaotian and the others were gone.
Many instant foods and baked goods on the second floor had been taken, and all the seasonings were gone. They were probably taken by Shen Xiaotian’s spatial-powered companion.
However, his spatial power wasn’t very large. They only took less than half of the rice, leaving plenty of rice, flour, and wheat behind.
Su Yun took half of each type and hurried out of the supermarket.
On the way out through the safety exit, she ran into the group she had seen a few times on the food street. After the supermarket zombies had been lured away, they had come in to scavenge.
After leaving the supermarket, Su Yun didn’t rush home. She checked the time—around 12:30 a.m.
She found a safe place to hide and rest. Taking a bottle of water from her backpack, she drank and felt a bit hungry. She hadn’t collected instant food yet, so there was little to eat in her space except for snacks.
She ate a few high-calorie potato chips and chocolate, along with some bread and milk. Her stomach felt better afterward.
After resting, Su Yun pulled out her supplies checklist. The materials she gathered today weren’t nearly enough, but it was a good start.
She took out her phone to search for nearby pharmacies. As soon as she typed “pharmacy,” the map filled with dense red dots.
Su Yun was stunned. She had forgotten that nowadays everyone relied on pre-cooked meals and ready-to-eat dishes. With modern tech, there was basically a pharmacy every fifty meters in the city.
Following the map, she soon spotted a pharmacy with a noticeable sign. She turned off her phone and stood in front of it.
The glass door was locked, but inside were three zombies dressed in nurse uniforms.
Su Yun looked around and finally picked up two bricks by a trash bin. Focusing her strength, she smashed the bricks hard against the glass door.
Cracks spread across the door with a loud *crackling* sound. The three zombies inside heard it and pounded on the cracking glass.
The glass shattered under the impact—but waiting on the other side was Su Yun with her fruit knife.
She slammed the bricks into the approaching zombies’ heads. One zombie’s skull caved in, brain matter splattering. The bricks broke into pieces from the impact.
The zombie staggered toward her. Quick as a flash, Su Yun kicked it toward the other two zombies. Her calf muscles twinged from the effort—she would need to train more later.
Gripping the fruit knife strapped to a stick, she stabbed one zombie in the mouth, aiming for its brain. Swiftly, she pulled the knife and went for the next, but misjudged slightly, hitting the skull. The fruit knife bent instantly—it was ruined.
Experienced in combat, Su Yun pulled out a prepared kitchen knife. She used the stick to push the zombie away, then slashed its neck with the kitchen knife. Black blood sprayed, covering her.
The stench hit her nose; she’d need to clean up quickly or she’d reek for the rest of the night.
After clearing the zombies in the pharmacy, Su Yun opened her backpack’s inner compartment and began filling it with medicine: common cold, fever, heatstroke treatments, specialty medicines for the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, dermatological drugs…
Her backpack was full, but most of the medicine actually went into her space. It only appeared as if she was stuffing her backpack.
With the medicines secured, Su Yun headed home. It was almost 2 a.m. Tonight’s scavenging run had been successful. She would rest and then go out again tomorrow night.