Apocalypse: I Have A Multiplier System - Chapter 58

Chapter 58: Chapter 58: Hybrid Seeds

Su Jiyai asked calmly,

“Do you have any private stone cutter?”

Wang Sulin’s eyes brightened and he said,

“Yes!”

Su Jiyai nodded, pleased with the response.

She could sense the eagerness in Wang Sulin’s eyes, a businessman who knew the value of what she could potentially bring to his shop.

“Good,” she replied.

“I have more stones. Having a private stone cutter would be advantageous for both of us.”

Wang Sulin quickly agreed,

“Of course, Mister. I can arrange a private cutting session anytime you need. It will ensure privacy and prevent any unnecessary attention.”

Satisfied with the arrangement, Su Jiyai accepted the cash.

She secured the money in her bag, now weighing significantly heavier, and looked at Wang Sulin with a hint of finality.

“Let’s go.”

Within the next 2 hours, Su Jiyai sold the stones for 1.5 million.

With the 1.5 million, plus the 700,000 yuan she had earned before, also the remaining 50,000 yuan, the total amount reached 2.25 million.

“System find the store which sold the best RV.”

[Host you won’t be able to reach the place within the next 10 hours.]

Su Jiyai bite her lips.

“How about second best?”

[Locating….]

The system took a moment before responding,

[Host, the second-best RV dealer is located 50 kilometers from your current location. The store is known for selling high-quality RVs and luxury vehicles. It should have what you’re looking for.]

Su Jiyai checked the time.

“Let’s head there,” she said decisively.

This time she hailed a cab.

One hour later, Su Jiyai walked inside the RV dealer store.

By now Su Jiyai just wanted to sleep.

The next hour, Su Jiyai purchased the RV.

The original price of the RV was 800,000 yuan, but since Su Jiyai didn’t have the necessary documents, she could only pay 300,000 yuan extra, resulting in the price reaching 1.1 million.

With 1.15 million left, Su Jiyai started to think of ways to buy hybrid seeds.

As she sat in the driver’s seat of the luxurious RV, she felt a wave of exhaustion wash over her.

It had been a long day filled with high-stakes gambling, negotiation, and substantial purchases. But there was no time to rest yet.

“System,” she called out, her voice laced with determination. “Locate the nearest agricultural supply store that sells hybrid seeds.”

[Host, I have found a reputable agricultural supply store that specializes in high-quality hybrid seeds. It is located 30 kilometers from your current location and is open 24/7.]

“Perfect,” Su Jiyai replied, setting the RV in motion. The streets were quiet as she navigated through the city, the RV smoothly gliding along the road.

After a short drive, she arrived at the agricultural supply store.

The building was modest, with rows of plants and gardening tools displayed outside.

As she entered the store, a middle-aged man greeted her with a warm smile.

“Good evening! How can I help you?”

“I’m looking for hybrid seeds, specifically ones that can yield crops quickly and in harsh conditions,” Su Jiyai replied.

The man’s eyes lit up with recognition of a serious buyer.

“You’ve come to the right place. We have a variety of hybrid seeds that are engineered for rapid growth under harsh conditions.”

He led her to the back of the store, where several shelves were stocked with different seed packages. Su Jiyai scanned the labels.

She looked as if she was carefully inspecting them, however in reality she was conversing with the system,

“System are these hybrid seeds much better than those found in our world?”

It wasn’t like hybrid seeds weren’t present in the apocalyptic world. However, those seeds didn’t yield any results.

Only a few were able to survive, but the taste and nutrition of those vegetables were far more lacking than any regular vegetables.

[Host, these hybrid seeds are significantly superior to those found in your world. They have been genetically modified to thrive in extreme conditions, resist diseases, and produce higher yields with more nutritious and flavorful crops. However, they can’t be called the best.]

“So where is the best hybrid seed in this world?”

[Host you won’t be able to reach there within the next 6 hours.]

“Second best?”

[No host. I have filtered the best hybrid seed store that could be reached within 2 hours and the seeds are better than the ones in your world.]

“I will buy them.” Su Jiyai pointed at the shelf filled with different kinds of seeds.

The middle-aged man was stunned and asked,

“Are you buying all of them?”

“Yes.” Su Jiyai nodded.

“You’re buying in bulk,” he observed with a smile. “Starting a farm?”

“Something like that,” Su Jiyai replied vaguely, not wanting to give away too much.

“If you’re starting a farm, you will need farm tools too right?”

Su Jiyai wanted to nod but remembered how she didn’t have any space left in the system’s space and could only decline,

“No need. I already have them.”

The middle-aged man was a bit disappointed.

“That’ll be 500,000 yuan,” the man said after tallying up the total.

Su Jiyai handed over the money without hesitation.

“System find the book store or store from where I can buy books on toxicology.”

[Host, I have found a specialized bookstore that carries an extensive collection of books on toxicology, as well as other related fields like botany, pharmacology, and chemistry. The store is located 15 kilometers from your current location and is open 24/7.]

Su Jiyai nodded in approval. “Let’s go there.”

She made her way back to the RV and set off towards the bookstore.

Within twenty minutes, she arrived at the bookstore. The exterior was nondescript, but a sign above the door indicated it was open. She parked the RV and stepped out, taking a deep breath before entering.

The inside of the store was quiet, with tall shelves packed with books on various scientific disciplines. A lone clerk stood behind the counter, reading under a dim light.

“Good evening,” Su Jiyai greeted as she approached.

The clerk looked up and smiled. “Good evening. How can I assist you?”

“I’m looking for books on toxicology, specifically ones that cover a broad range of toxins, antidotes, and their applications in different environments.”

“You’re in the right place. We have a section dedicated to toxicology and related fields. I can show you where to find them.”

“Thank you.”

The clerk led her to a secluded corner of the store, where several shelves were filled with thick volumes on toxicology.

“System, are these the most comprehensive books on toxicology available in this dimension?” she asked internally.

[Host, these books are indeed comprehensive, covering a wide range of topics from basic toxicology to advanced applications in various fields.]

“Do they have the solution to the zombie virus?” Su Jiyai asked slyly.

[Host, it depends on you. Sometimes the solution you are trying to find may not be present in the books. You need to find them on your own.]

Su Jiyai sighed. She expected such kind of answer.

Satisfied with the selection, Su Jiyai began pulling books from the shelves, stacking them in her arms until she had a sizable collection.

“Will you be purchasing all of these?” the clerk asked, somewhat surprised.

“Yes,” she replied without hesitation.

In fact, she wanted to buy more, but her bag and the system’s space wouldn’t be able to accommodate those things.

The clerk nodded and led her back to the counter, where he began ringing up her purchase.

As the total came up to 300,000 yuan, Su Jiyai handed over the money, leaving her with 350,000 yuan.

With the transaction complete, the clerk offered to help her carry the books to her vehicle, but she politely declined.

Once outside, Su Jiyai loaded the bag into the RV and climbed into the driver’s seat. The weight of the day’s events was starting to take its toll on her, but she still had one more thing to do.

“System, find a pharmacy or medical supply store where I can buy vaccines and antibiotics.”

[Host, there is a reputable pharmacy 20 kilometers from here.]

“Let’s go there,” Su Jiyai said.

The journey was smooth, and soon, she found herself standing in front of a well-lit pharmacy.

Inside, the pharmacy was well-organized, with shelves stocked full of medical supplies. A pharmacist behind the counter greeted her as she entered.

“I need vaccines and antibiotics as well as sanitizers, disinfectants, bandages, cold medicine, fever medicine, headache, stomach, diarrhea medicine, and…” Su Jiyai said a long list of medicines.

The pharmacist was stunned and narrowed his eyes,

“Why do you need so many medicines? Do you have any prescription?”

“My organization handles disaster relief in remote areas,” she explained smoothly, her tone professional and authoritative.

“We often face situations where access to medical supplies is limited, and having these essentials on hand can mean the difference between life and death.

Unfortunately, I don’t have the prescriptions with me, but I assure you, these medicines will be used for humanitarian purposes.”