Gu Shangse and the others looked at Su Ling, Gu Shangse speaking on behalf of them, "It seems our big family is about to get livelier."
The skinny man and the fat man exchanged glances. The fat man spoke, "Do you need us to do anything?"
Jiang Jiang sat on the ground, leaning against her backpack and looking at Su Ling, "We don't have to kill zombies and collect crystal cores this afternoon, should we prepare delicious food to welcome the new members?"
Sister Na didn't speak, holding Hanhan, her eyes smiling as she looked at Su Ling.
Everyone's reaction was surprisingly consistent and tacitly supportive of all of Su Ling's decisions.
Su Ling nodded, then explained, "They are all elderly people, and a mother and son, as well as a pair of college students whose abilities have not awakened. The only ones whose abilities have awakened are the two people I'm looking for. They are siblings, the elder sister Bai Heqing, and the younger brother Bai Yuling."
Listening to Su Ling's explanation, Gu Shangse spoke after she finished, "We have no objections to any of your decisions. You are actually the one who has worked the hardest. With their arrival, the biggest workload is actually yours." wap.kanshuwu.net
The castle expansion could only be done by Su Ling; all they could do was provide crystal cores.
Even the supplies were provided by Su Ling.
The help they could truly offer was very little.
Gu Shangse felt sorry for Su Ling, but he also knew what she wanted to do.
After following her out that night and returning, he knew what she intended to do.
"I have no problem," Su Ling looked at Gu Shangse and the others, opening her lips slowly, "I want to build a sanctuary in the apocalypse, to provide help to those in need, rather than being fully capable and only looking out for ourselves."
The ancients often said, "When poor, one should cultivate oneself; when rich, one should help the world."
She possessed the ability, so she could not only look out for herself.
"Good," Gu Shangse looked at Su Ling gently, "We'll go pick them up."
Bai Heqing had already run over, holding lychees and cherries she had picked. She looked at Su Ling and asked her very seriously, "Have you really thought it through? You don't mind us being a burden and are willing to take us in?"
Su Ling hummed, and said, "My friends will also welcome your joining. If you've made up your mind, let's go to the nursing home now and pick them up."
Bai Heqing's eyes turned red with emotion upon hearing this, "Yes, I'm willing, I promise."
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When Bai Heqing brought Su Ling and the others back, she immediately offered the lychees and cherries she had brought for everyone to taste.
Concurrently, she also announced their decision to join Su Ling's group.
After Bai Heqing finished speaking, Grandma Zhang and the others, upon learning that Su Ling was the kind person who had sent them supplies, unanimously agreed.
Thus, Grandma Zhang, Grandpa Xu, Grandma Liu, Grandpa Feng, Sister Jingyi and her son, Wenjie, and Jiajia, a total of eight people, along with the siblings Bai Heqing and Bai Yuling, bringing the total to ten people, joined Su Ling's team, forming a large family.
The supplies that Su Ling had sent were also brought back to the castle by Su Ling and the others.
Like Bai Heqing, when Bai Yuling and the others saw Su Ling's mobile castle, they were all stunned.
They were extremely curious about this magical thing that only existed on television.
When they boarded the castle and stood on the open space from the stairs, the air was filled with the aroma of rice.
While Su Ling and the others were out picking up people, Sister Na had stayed behind to cook.
The rice was already fragrant. Sister Na was washing vegetables, while Hanhan and Yangyang were running around the yard playing games.
The elderly people were not idle. Seeing Sister Na washing vegetables, they joined in.
As for the skinny and fat men, they turned and went into the house, fetching meat, fish, and shrimp from the refrigerator.
The scene was very warm. Everyone was contributing their own effort, with no one intending to rest on their laurels or be lazy.