Enemies Are All Nourishment for My Fungi-Chapter 239 : The Potential of a Promising Seedling (3)
Ye Nai instantly thought of the sewage treatment plant and hoped there would be a car wash service.
During the days she was away hunting, the Mountain Leopard Team had taken down some game, primarily wild deer, followed by some giant rabbits, but all the quarry was riddled with bullet holes. The otherwise good hides were ruined, significantly reducing their value, which was a pity to see.
The one specifically responsible for collecting game was the logistic team member of the Mountain Leopard Team with a large Space. They brought along containers and commercial ice blocks to preserve the game and had to return to Town No. 2 periodically.
Seeing that Ye Nai had taken on the task of transporting the game, they were extremely happy to hand it over to her.
After finishing up there, Ye Nai returned to the laundry, where she saw a private team that had come back from a task asking when they could take a bath.
They had heard about the dangers encountered by their peers while hunting; such news spread quickly as gossip in the large camp. Astonished by the sight of a tractor head pulling two large trailers, they thought the Mountain Leopard Team had gained new firepower.
At this point, the two captains, Li Xu, also learned about the amount Ye Nai had earned from this trip and simultaneously thought of how she once said she could bring in more profit as a Solo Hunter.
"This isn't hunting, this is stocking up."
"The making of a Gold Medal Hunter, with the potential to make it into the Hall of Fame."
Ye Nai vacated her two-story house, sat in the bedroom, and took out her computer to study how to write medical records.
After deleting and revising for more than ten minutes and just when she felt she was getting a grasp on it, she heard someone downstairs calling her for dinner.
She stowed away the computer and went downstairs, as eating was more important.
Half an hour later, having had a full meal, her mind became more agile, and she returned to continue working hard on the computer.
The laundry and bathing facilities nearby were well taken care of by the warriors, so there was no worry of any incidents occurring.
The next morning, she got up on time, finished her morning routine, and had breakfast. The medical tent sent back the six patients who had slept through the night.
They were all awake now, reportedly having awakened in the middle of the night with no relapse in their injuries. They were extremely grateful for the life-saving help from the Mountain Leopard Team and Ye Nai.
Returning to Town No. 2 would take several days. The two medics from yesterday still accompanied the vehicles, and two more cars were dispatched to follow as an escort, in case of mishaps on the road.
Ye Nai settled the accounts with the medical team and hit the road.
After four consecutive days of travelling, the journey was safe without any incidents.
Actually, there were potential dangers. Mutant beasts and mutant plants were preparing for winter, hunting every prey they could tackle. The scent of blood from the wounded in Ye Nai's convoy attracted sensitive creatures time and time again.
But Ye Nai had released scouting spores in advance to clear all threats for the team, turning them into prey within the Space.
When they were about twenty kilometers away from reaching Town No. 2, Mountain Leopard Team's logistic point on 5th Street dispatched people to meet them here and guided them via alternative routes to 5th Street. Otherwise, such a large convoy entering the town directly would become a spectacle for tourists.
After completing her tasks, Ye Nai, feeling light and easy, changed into casual clothes. She walked out of the Five Bridges Secret Realm like a tourist leisurely strolling the streets and rode an electric scooter back to the long-missed hotel.
The first thing she did upon returning to the hotel was to extend her room for another month.
Once inside her hotel room, she could see signs of daily cleaning; otherwise, having spent so many days in the Secret Realm, there would have been a layer of dust by now.
After taking a shower, Ye Nai sat on the bed browsing her phone, checking her messages.
In the chat app, her two younger brothers had left messages for her. The new semester had started with a review of seventh-grade knowledge. They realized their educational foundation was too weak, as there was much content they couldn't understand. So, they treated some academically proficient classmates to food in exchange for help with their questions and made some progress. Their first monthly test at the end of September showed improvement, and they asked their big sister if she could provide some additional tutoring fees.
To show their sincerity, the two brothers attached their report cards with the monthly test results.
Noticing it was lunchtime, Ye Nai created a group chat for the three of them and messaged her brothers privately, asking them to talk in the group.
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About five or six minutes later, Ye Yong and Ye Ji sent messages in the group.
After chatting back and forth for a few minutes, Ye Nai transferred eight hundred to each brother.
Knowing that her own life was unstable, Ye Nai had set up automatic bank transfers for the monthly living expenses she provided to the boys, so the money she just sent was meant for treating the top students to meals for their tutoring.
As the two brothers struggled in different academic areas, they needed to invite several top students to tutor them. It would be best to form a stable study group where snacks and drinks were freely available. As long as their grades continued to improve steadily, the funding would keep coming. Then, she opened the banking app and modified the amount of the scheduled transfers.
Putting down her phone, Ye Nai took out her computer and searched for the addresses of odor-removing detergents and wastewater treatment facilities. She didn't give her brothers' situation much thought, unconcerned about whether they were honest with her or using academic improvement as a facade to get money from her.
Studying is a personal matter; deception can at best make one comfortable for four years. She was pulling them along now because she was afraid they might veer off the right path, but if they ultimately couldn't be helped, she wouldn't offer her hand again. It's enough for older siblings to support their younger ones until they're of age, that's what the law says.
After finding the information she needed, Ye Nai ordered some barbecue takeout, and while eating, she browsed through a variety of tasks on the Awakener task center.
She ignored the logistics-related tasks and focused only on those she could do alone, such as hunting and scouting, setting the scope to nationwide.
The list refreshed, showing 100+ pages, with 20 tasks per page—either there were too many mutant beasts or mutant plants, too many injuries, great difficulty, or the local forces were inadequate and needed external help, or they involved scouting for specific mutant beasts or plants based on intelligence.
Ye Nai carefully read through each task for two pages and thought that hunting tasks suited her better. The success of intelligence scouting depended on the client's opinion—if they weren't satisfied, it was considered a failure.
Besides, if the scouting was thorough, one could nearly guess the client's real intentions, and it was hard to resist acting on it.
Private teams fiercely competed, fighting over tasks, prey, sponsors, men, women, team members—it's comprehensible when there are clear grievances, but then there were more nonsensical disputes, like disliking someone ranked above on the leaderboard and spreading rumors and smearing them online, creating feuds out of nothing.
Having seen a lot of gossip, Ye Nai just wanted to preserve her 100% success rate and reputation score, with no desire to be involved in any disputes. However, if she made a name for herself in the future and someone tried to drag her into trouble, she would show no mercy.
She also checked out the training facility in Five Bridges City—it was twice as big as a stadium, with four massive gates to the north, south, east, and west. Without indoor navigation, newcomers were bound to get lost.
The incomplete courses from East Ridge City could be continued here. This type of training facility was part of a national chain; with the fee paid in any location, it was applicable nationwide.
