Enemies Are All Nourishment for My Fungi-Chapter 246 - 246 Handing in the Mission and Rapid

Chapter 246 -246: Handing in the Mission and Rapid Leveling Up (1) Chapter 246 -246: Handing in the Mission and Rapid Leveling Up (1) “Hey, if I want to decide which city to move to, I still have to consider what schools my little sister’s grades can get her into, right?”

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“Yeah, it’s up to you two to balance each other’s needs. Anyway, I have a connection to get her admitted as long as her grades are good enough.”

“How long have you been out of town, and you already have such connections?”

“Of course, it’s because I was lucky enough to owe someone a favor. When it’s something money can solve, it’s no big deal. I know who to pay, while others have no clue who to bribe.”

“Oh, that’s good then.”

“Just keep this information to yourself, don’t show off to others. A favor can only be used once. If someone asks me for a connection, I won’t give it, and I won’t care how awkward you feel at that moment.”

“I know, I know. It’s about my little sister’s future, I’m not that foolish.”

“Alright, now give me your work address. I’ll send the wild boar meat there so you can show off in front of your colleagues and let them know you’ve got a cheap and reliable source.”

“Sure.”

Soon after, Yu Qing sent her work’s receiving address.

Ye Nai asked her mom to install a courier tracking app. After shipping, she’d give her the tracking number. Mutant Beast Meat’s cold chain express delivery is specialized. Ordinary cold chain couriers can’t handle it because they’re afraid of mixing goods and causing issues. The delivery fee being expensive is normal. It’s a flat rate, one hundred per kilogram, and the same for additional weight, fifty more for each extra pound.

After ending the chat, Ye Nai entered the East Ridge Secret Realm, first taking out a folding table, then a large metal tray, and began placing chunks of meat on it.

When she first arrived, she bought six trailers, two for mutant beasts, two for the injured, and two for other things—one filled with mutant beast skins and the other with various types of mutant beast meats.

She was looking for the rear leg meat of a wild boar, which was for her mom, in there.

There was so much meat accumulated that finding a specific piece wasn’t easy. As she searched, Ye Nai grew tired and wished that the Space Fungus could just bring her the piece of wild boar rear leg meat she wanted.

Just like that, it happened.

A whole piece of hind leg meat suddenly appeared above the table and, with a thump, dropped into the large tray.

Ye Nai looked at the meat in front of her, speechless.

But it wasn’t her fault, she had never had such instant success before. How was she to know that with each advancement, her control over space also improved?

She brought out the scale, weighed the total, then took out a knife and cutting board, signaled a cut, weighed it again, and it was just over two pounds.

Exceeding two pounds would incur additional charges, so Ye Nai simply cut off a smaller piece, weighed it again, and got two pounds and nine ounces, perfect.

Packing everything up, she returned to her hotel room and on the package tracking app, found Xueling Cold Chain, and placed an order to send a package.

In less than half an hour, the delivery guy arrived, and the pork was carefully placed into a cooler filled with ice packs, labeled with a shipping bill, and taken away.

Late that night, after eating a meal of takeout, Ye Nai laid sprawled on the sofa, browsing her phone. She saw a gossip post about a hotel renting out paid-for rooms to other guests, and the unblurred sign of the scandalous hotel was exactly that one.

This issue had now gone viral, with netizens from all over the country popping up to say they’d encountered similar issues. Some were compensated, while others were dragged along by the hotel with neither compensation nor apologies.

Many reveled in the hotel’s misfortune, commenting that it was a hotel that specifically accommodated Awakeners, yet dared to do such things behind their backs. They wondered how tough the management’s bones were to withstand their punches.

Ye Nai scrolled for a while through hot searches on various platforms nationwide and didn’t find any news about enemies showing up in the Secret Realm.

No rush, she’d look again tomorrow.

She enjoyed a comfortable night’s rest.

The next morning, she drove Little Lemon, heading thirty kilometers away to the city’s eastern suburb to complete her task.

The official long-term cyclic hunting mission designated the old factory building in the eastern suburbs, revamped into the Mutant Beast Meat Plant, as the collection point for hunted animals. With vast open ground, it could accommodate any number of animals, which could be swiftly dismembered and sent to the cold storage after collection.

Entering the factory’s main gate, Ye Nai followed the signboards to the large open space outside where the animals were received, where the staff sat under several large canopies outside the area. Whenever someone arrived to deliver hunted animals, a staff member would come over to greet them.

Ye Nai got out of the car, and a female staff member emerged from the nearest canopy.

After exchanging greetings, Ye Nai showed the mission she had accepted on her phone, which currently indicated “mission in progress”.

Once confirmed, the car was taken away, and she followed the staff member into the field.

Inside the field, large squares were outlined with white lime, each bearing a number, and a small ground scale sat in the center. Around the squares, some were in the process of being handed over to the staff, while others contained hunted animals awaiting transport.

Ye Nai released four adult Big Wild Boars in the square beneath her feet. The staff member’s eyes gleamed, but in the blink of an eye, three had disappeared, leaving only one on the ground scale.

“Sorry for the trouble, sis, I’ll hand in this one.”

“Ahem—”

The staff member cleared her throat and turned to look at the display, which showed a weight of 2.35 tons.

“That’s really nice.”

The staff member smiled, donned her gloves, and professionally checked for any wounds on the Big Wild Boar that might affect its appearance.

Seeing her unable to flip the boar alone, Ye Nai lent a hand; she grabbed the boar by the hind legs and effortlessly flipped it over.

“Little sister is quite impressive, not a single injury, the condition is perfect.”

After the inspection, the staff member lowered her voice, fearful that others might overhear.

“It’s just the unique advantage of being a Space Awakened when hunting, nothing special,” Ye Nai likewise whispered, downplaying her own skills with a dismissive gesture.

“For such a Big Wild Boar, perfect and unharmed, I’ll calculate it at the highest price of 50 per kilogram for you, that’s 117500 before taxes, with 117.5 points.”

“50 per kilogram, is the official purchase price that low?”

“Yes, it is, because we’re the official ones. Private buyers offer higher prices.”

“Is that the price before taxes?”

“Yes, it’s before taxes.”

“So the relationship between income and points, at 1000:1, is calculated before taxes?” Ye Nai immediately thought of the Task Gold settled with the Mountain Leopard Team; if the over twenty million after taxes were converted to points, she didn’t even know what hunter rank she would be.

But it seems that although you can make good money doing missions for the military, there are no points awarded?

Tasks in the dangerous zones of East Ridge City also brought in a lot of money, not a single point earned.

“Of course, this is your task reward. Taxes are a different matter, they don’t overlap,” the staff member said with a slight smile. “Little sister, is this your first time submitting a task?”

“Yes, it’s my first time, I don’t understand much.”

“Well, that’s all right, every newcomer is like this. Knowing to do an official task on your first try, you’re already smarter than many newcomers.”

Ye Nai’s eyes narrowed into a smile as she held her phone.

“Sis, let’s settle the task first.”