Chapter 436: Prisoners Moved into Prisoner Camp

When they saw Ye Nai coming out with a group of people dressed as soldiers, they all knelt down and saluted her.

"Respected High Priestess, is today the day we leave?"

"Yes, the prisoner camp is ready. Let's place your women and children there first. Have you packed your luggage? Don't worry about the rest. Someone else will pack it."

"The big stuff has been packed up, and there are still some small things left that we need every day, which will be packed up quickly."

"Okay, go pack up. Go through this portal. Your prisoner camp is on the other side. Register there and we'll assign you a room. Listen to the administrator and tell him if you need anything. They all understand your language and writing."

"Yes."

The women and children immediately returned to the tent to pack up the last bits and pieces, and took down the clothes that were drying, rolled them up and stuffed them into the packages.

Those who have been packed up first will go through the portal first, and there will be soldiers guarding both sides.

Each prisoner lives in a single room with an open balcony at the end of the room for drying clothes. The layout is the same upstairs and downstairs. The room has electricity and is equipped with electric lights and ceiling fans.

The public sinks, toilets and bathrooms are all in the public area outside, and the canteen is also shared by this large prisoner camp.

The prisoner camp was divided into male and female quarters, and they lived in different courtyards. Only boys under the age of three could live in the female courtyard with their mothers. Minors lived in pairs in a room, and adults lived alone.

Since this group of women and children had been together since they were captured, and there were so many children, they ate, lived and worked together. When the rooms were allocated, they decided by themselves who would live with whom. They could register with the administrator and get the keys.

Ye Na only opened this one portal to observe how long it would take to resettle all the women and children, and then calculate the time and manpower needed to resettle others.

Leaving this place to the administrator, Ye Nai followed the logistics staff to the prisoner camp warehouse and took out all the alien materials such as food, cloth, salt, sugar, etc. that had accumulated in her space.

The logistics department specially prepared mobile raw grain storage warehouses, which were delivered by space storage awakeners. A small warehouse could hold 50 tons of grain, and a total of ten were prepared.

Ye Na climbed to the top of the granary with a high ladder and put grain in, filling all ten granaries. There was still a large amount of grain in her space, and the 500 tons just put out only accounted for a small part of the total stored grain.

Then, the warehouses were filled with cloth, oil, salt and sugar, so that the canteen of the prisoner camp could be operated.

The logistics staff settled the bill for her using points.

In fact, money could be given, but Ye Nai doesn't want it. She has tens of millions in savings and a fixed salary every month. She doesn't have to spend money on rent, water, electricity, or canteen meal cards in the Academician Community. Money is no longer very attractive to her.

Only points can arouse her interest, because she needs tens of millions of points to reach the gold level.

The ex-factory price of grain is calculated at 7 points per kilogram, so 500 tons of grain means 3.5 million points.

Five hundred tons of food may seem like a lot, but if we calculate it based on the 20,000 prisoners, and average out the food to each person, regardless of adults or children, at one pound per day, that would be enough for about fifty days.

Based on these fifty days, an additional thirty tons of oil, six tons of salt, and twenty tons of sugar are needed, and the remaining warehouse space is filled with colorful cotton cloth.

Oil is calculated at 10 points per liter, which is more than 320,000 points; salt is 8 points per kilogram, which is 48,000 points; sugar is 6 points per kilogram, which is 120,000 points, totaling more than 494,000 points. These materials were copied by Ye Nai from various countries established by aliens on Blue Star.

Think about it, the aliens who occupied various lands on Blue Star and established their own country had a limited population in the new territory, but their hometown sent them a batch of food, cloth, oil, salt, sugar and other daily necessities every seven days or so, which they could not eat or use up at all, so they built a large number of large warehouses to store them, and then all of them were given to Ye Nai.

Ye Nai was doing business all over Blue Star, exchanging supplies for money and money for supplies. In addition to those delicious wild fruits, she actually also accumulated a lot of mines.

The invasion war launched by the alien world has continued to this day, and it is already a spent force for the alien world.

The alien world occupied most of the land on Blue Star but was unable to conquer the industrial power, the Great Flower Kingdom.

The two sides are in a stalemate and are both consuming huge amounts of resources and struggling to hold on.

Although the Dahua Kingdom is facing many difficulties, its enemies are even worse off. They are not adapted to the environment of Blue Star, and the resources they obtain from Blue Star are not suitable for their own use. Therefore, all supplies must be provided by their hometown.

In addition, the aliens who can move to Blue Star are either nobles or wealthy civilians and the middle class. They cannot compromise on quality of life, so they have increased the efforts to extract resources from their hometowns. However, carrying large amounts of supplies for cross-border transmission has caused the transmission costs to increase exponentially.

The aliens on Blue Star have extracted too many resources from their hometown over the years, disrupting the economic cycle of their hometown. The big nobles are having a hard time, and the small nobles are even more difficult. There are many bankruptcies and loss of titles.

Ye Nai got several mines from these nobles and dropped spores to seal the mines. Anyone who got close to the mines would feel pain all over the body and would be safe only if they ran far away.

"How much food have you stockpiled?"

"I stockpiled a lot, but I only took away the supplies in the reserve warehouse. I didn't touch the warehouse for daily use. I can't let the aliens on Blue Star starve to death."

"Why don't you sell us some more? These fifty days' rations may not be enough. The prisoners will definitely have to stay until the post-war sentencing, which will take several months."

"Sure, sell another batch, so I can use this to reach the gold level."

The logistics staff all smiled, but no one said anything like “It’s so easy for Ye Na to earn points.”

No matter how much supplies there are, they were collected by risking their lives and running around in one place after another in the enemy's hinterland on the blue planet. The country has truly made a profit by exchanging virtual points for so many real items.

"Oh, right. I suggest that you don't let the prisoners eat too much. Just give them one pound of food per person per day. For those who don't have enough to eat, let them open up wasteland. You can decide how many acres of land they open up in exchange for a few bowls of rice. "

"it is good."

"I'm serious. I'm not kidding. Right now, all the countries in the alien world are in civil war. Food production has been greatly affected. Soldiers walk through the farmland at will and trample on the crops. Free people have become refugees, and tenant farmers are taken to the battlefield by the lords as cannon fodder. No matter how much food I have, I would rather use it to appease the people after the war than give it to the captives who started the war. Do you understand what I mean?"

"Understood. We will forward your suggestion to our superiors." The logistics staff nodded seriously.

Given Ye Na's current status, her suggestions will be listened to seriously.

Treating prisoners well has always been a tradition in the Kingdom of Dahua, but Ye Na is not happy about it.