After posting the apocalypse video, Jiang Hao knew it was time to leave. However, he still had one thing to do: he called the management center where he had been staying.
"I have a batch of supplies to donate. Thank you for taking me in these past few days. The address is XXXXXX."
Before long, two vehicles arrived. Several heavily bundled-up people got out, opened the door to a warehouse in the empty factory building, and found a pile of goods covered by a huge tarp in the middle.
They worked together to pull back the tarp, and someone immediately exclaimed, "Wow, this is all good stuff!"
The pile included rice and flour, alcohol and cigarettes, sausages and biscuits, milk and candy, and even scarce goods like fruits and vegetables.
"What a generous donation. Who gave all this? This stuff is worth a fortune, and after more than a month of freezing weather, fruits and vegetables are especially hard to come by," someone asked.
"The management center only received a call saying the donor had stayed with us for two days and wanted to donate these things. We don't know who it was," a staff member answered.
Jiang Hao's Golden Space now held a full 840 cubic meters, enough to store a great many things. He had previously purchased a batch of supplies to keep in the space, and when he sensed the cold-wave crisis approaching, he had immediately bought another large batch.
He had no use for them now, so he might as well give them to others.
After watching them take in the supplies, Jiang Hao quietly left and arrived in a hilly mountain region. As far as the eye could see, everything was frozen for thousands of miles, blanketed in endless white. He took a deep breath