Chapter 11 Mycelium actually gave her a space

Ye Nai was no longer concerned about what good things her spores had eaten in the danger zone. She only prayed that the train could reach the station safely without any accidents, otherwise the people in the carriage would be squeezed to death.

Just as the car was about to drive out of the range of Danger Zone No. 1, the hot energy that her spores fed back to her finally ran out.

There was a slight cracking sound from within her body that only she could hear, and the thing that had been brewing for a long time revealed its true appearance.

A small rectangular space formed entirely by pure white mycelium. The exact size needs to be measured at home.

The six sides of the structure are all covered with white mycelium, but it does not arouse people's claustrophobia. Instead, it has a furry and cute feeling.

Ye Nai's mind moved, and the key bag containing her ID card and pass in her left trouser pocket and the cell phone in her right trouser pocket all moved into the space.

The small key bag and mobile phone fell in it, just like falling into a plush blanket. In the blink of an eye, they could no longer be seen.

This made her ecstatic.

The awakened superpowers include not only super-strong spores, but also a small space. God has been very kind to her!

But no matter how happy she was, now was not the time to laugh out loud. Ye Na carefully raised her arms and crossed them over her chest to further protect herself from suffocation in the crowded crowd.

No matter how happy the event is, you have to get off the car safely first.

After the car completely drove out of the range of Danger Zone No. 1, the energy feedback from the danger zone was interrupted. After an hour's journey, the faces of the classmates around him became more and more ugly. From time to time, the sound of motion sickness and retching could be heard from the crowd. Ye Na prayed all the way, hoping that no one around him would vomit.

We returned to the city safely. As soon as the car stopped at the station, the front and rear doors opened and the crowd rushed out of the car.

Ye Na stood on the ground and took a few deep breaths, successfully receiving the energy fed back by the mycelium in the city, which calmed her stomach which was also churning.

There were bursts of exclamations from the sidelines.

"Wow, what's on you?"

"Don't mention it. Someone vomited over me."

"Hey, that's disgusting. There's a public toilet over there. Go wash up."

"Hey..."

"Ah, someone vomited again."

"Fortunately, I managed to hold on until I got off the bus."

Ye Na held her breath, carefully avoided the chaotic crowd, and was careful not to step on the vomit on the ground. She walked out of the bus stop and headed towards the bus stop not far away.

After waiting at the station for a while, students from various schools and classes came over in groups of three or five. Ye Na also stood with his classmates, chatting about today's work while waiting for the bus.

"Oh, I can't do it anymore. My muscles are so sore and I may not be able to go tomorrow."

"Me too, I can't even lift my legs if I'm asked to take two more steps now."

"My muscles are so stiff that I look like a puppet when I walk."

"So many people won't be able to come tomorrow?"

"Just take a break if you're tired. This is only the first day. How can we expect to go from novices to veterans on the first day?"

"That's right, these two months are for us to adapt. If we can adapt, we can continue to work later. If we can't adapt, we should find another way as soon as possible."

"Yeah yeah."

"Yena, are you coming tomorrow?"

"Let's see if I can get up tomorrow." Ye Nai had nothing to do, but she still made a wry smile to show that she was sociable.

"Hahaha, me too. I'm holding on for now, just looking forward to getting home and falling headfirst into bed. I won't care who calls me."

As they chatted, buses from various routes drove up one after another, and the students said goodbye to each other and went their separate ways. Ye Nai got off at a large supermarket two blocks away from home. He had earned a little money today, so it was just right for him to buy some personal daily necessities.

Not only to buy things, but also to delay going home.

Due to an emergency today, she finished work early and arrived at the bus stop at just after four o'clock. If she had gone home directly, she would have definitely seen a day's worth of housework waiting for her.

She's not going back to work.

This national chain supermarket has a wide variety of merchandise at member prices, which is actually a disguised way of encouraging customers to register as members. In the past, supermarket shopping was mainly handled by her mother, and this time, Ye Nai applied for a membership for herself for the first time.

I first signed up for a membership at the big counter and got a small barcode card with my phone number linked to it. Then I went into the supermarket and wandered around for more than an hour, buying a new toothbrush, towel, underwear, and sanitary products, as well as some vegetables.

During the two days her father was in the hospital, there was still some money left from the food money her mother gave her several times, so of course she had to spend it. That money was spent in the family, and she knew what was public and what was private.

She even bought a sturdy canvas bag at the supermarket to use as a shopping bag.

When she walked out of the supermarket and took a shortcut home, she passed a section of the road without surveillance. She pulled a slightly yellow and curled vegetable leaf from the bag and put it into the space to see if the mycelium in the space would decompose it.

If any organic matter put in will decompose indiscriminately, then no unpackaged food can be placed in this space.

Walking all the way back home, while waiting for the elevator downstairs, Ye Nai sorted out the things in her hands, put the canvas bag and other personal expenses into the space, and took a look inside. The vegetable leaf was still there intact, without a single corner missing.

Ye Na was delighted and walked briskly into the elevator.

When she arrived at her house and opened the door, she first glanced at the shoes on the ground. Everyone was there. Then she heard her mother's voice cursing while working in the kitchen.

"Sister is back!"

There was no one in the living room. Her father and two younger brothers were not there. Only her younger sister was shelling beans. She heard the sound and looked up. Seeing it was her eldest sister, she rushed over with joy.

"Hey, be good, take over."

The little sister took the things from Ye Nai's hand, ran into the kitchen and ran out quickly, not wanting to stay for even a second longer.

"Yena, come and do some work now that you're back!"

Her mother roared like a lion in the kitchen. Ye Nai quickly changed into slippers, rolled up her sleeves and walked to the kitchen. She washed her hands first and changed her mother.

Her mother Yu Qing came to the living room and her temper immediately improved. She didn't say anything when she saw that her little daughter had only peeled half a bowl of beans. It was as if all her anger in the kitchen had disappeared. She sat down directly, turned on her mobile phone, and peeled beans while watching short videos.

Ye Na glanced at the vegetables being washed in the sink and arranged the dishes in her mind. Dinner would be on the table in an hour, and the beans that had just been shelled would be put in the refrigerator for tomorrow's cooking.

At the dinner table, the younger brothers and sisters chattered and asked their eldest sister what the danger zone looked like.

"The danger zone is just like what we see in the news. It is surrounded by layers of electric fences. There are soldiers with guns standing guard at every gate. But ordinary people like us only work on the periphery, dragging the garbage bags sent by the awakened to the garbage truck. Only the awakened can enter the real danger zone."

"Sister, is this work tiring?"

"It's very tiring. A bag weighs about 100 kilograms. We young people who have just reached adulthood don't have the strength to do that. It takes two or three people to move a bag onto the trailer."

"Wow, you're so tired, are you still going tomorrow?"

"Of course I have to go. I can earn 2 yuan for each bag I carry, so I can make at least 20 yuan a day. Once my body gets used to it, I can earn even more."

"Doesn't that mean we have to go there every day without a day off?"

"I will definitely take a break. I will arrange it myself."

Ye Nai is not stupid. She arranges menstrual leave for herself. She rests on these days every month and works on the other days.

"Rest when you are tired. You young people have never done such heavy physical work. Your body can't handle it. If you work recklessly, you will only get hurt. If you get hurt, you won't be able to earn money." Her father Ye Yu took over the conversation.

"Okay, Dad." Ye Na nodded obediently.

(End of this chapter)