Natural Disasters Strikes: I stockpiled like crazy! novel Chapter 64

(A/N: Thank you for the Gachapon and Spacecraft ChibiWolf! (⁠.⁠ ⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ⁠❛⁠.⁠))

The gnawed corpses of An Bo, Brother He and the others were buried at the back of the Grand Hotel.

Gu Ling and Ke Xin after having failed to complete the mission were subject to rough treatment.

Their hatred towards Nanzhi intensified. They reckoned that she must have told that man something bad about them to get ignored by the man.

Their Boss named Qing Ren sent them to see what Nanzhi’s group was up too. They suffered under the combination of the suffocating foul smell and the harsh sun rays.

The two couldn’t understand why their boss wanted to go to the tourist hotel on the other side still flooded instead of going to the shelter.

The tourist hotel had a monitoring room and there was a radio inside. Gu Ling and Ke Xin had eavesdropped once and get to know about the shelter.

They wanted to go there too but it’s more than two miles away and they were afraid of hardship. Thus, they stayed with the gang instead.

They had suggested to the Boss to head to the shelter too but the latter had said that the situation was worse there as people will have to share a room and base won’t be able to feed all of the survivors on long term.

The Boss said the situation was much better here and the tourist hotel had restaurants and a big warehouse used to store frozen meat, dried jerky, and dried fruits. The boss was after it.

Driven by greed, they dropped the matter and never mention it again.

Gu Ling and Ke Xin went to see Nanzhi’s camp but they found out the people were already gone!

The two returned to the Grand Hotel and the big boss threw a glass towards them. It shattered into numerous shards. Most of it flew toward towards the two. "What a group of useless people."

Gu Ling and Ke Xin lowered their head and trembled.

The two were only saved by the knock on the door.

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Before going to the camp, A’ze hid the supplies inside a tree hole forty meters away from the villager’s camp before covering it with lotus leaves.

Arriving at the camp, A’ze was stopped at the entrance. "Where have you gone to, A’ze?"

Startled, A’ze looked at her aunt and her cousin.

"Mother, she probably went to find those suspicious people again." A thin young man with face full of freckles, wearing a clean white t-shirt and brown summer shirt with a pair of blue slippers and standing beside the middle-aged woman spoke. His brown eyes narrowed into slits like a snake, looking at the little A’ze.

His eyes examining her body as if he wanted to see if she had hid something good, unfortunately, he could not spot anything unusual.

"Didn’t I tell you not to approach them?! When are you going to learn your lesson? If your Mother hadn’t told me to look after you both, I would have left you to fend for yourself."