Maybe she had simply been too bored, or maybe there was nothing fun to do or good to eat nearby?
So, she had gone out for a stroll, and after what she estimated was less than two hours, that troublesome little girl commander had wandered back to the temporary command center in the camp and tucked herself away there again.
See?
"Mm-mm, mmm..."
(￣~￣) Chew!
At that moment, Commander Annie was sitting on a crate and eating, filling the cabin air with a faint, indescribable sweetness and milky aroma. It smelled like some kind of high-calorie snack?
"..."
Gao Lanlan merely swallowed quietly and paid it no mind.
Because she was busy now!
She had to consider the food, clothing, shelter, safety, and survival of the several dozen people in the entire camp. She had no mood for it, nor could she act spoiled like a little girl as she once had and snatch food from the Commander.
At that moment, her attention was wholly focused on the translucent Holographic Map terminal atop the simple table. Connected to the camp's rudimentary command system, the player management system interface unfolded before her, its blue light screen particularly conspicuous in the dim cabin.
At that moment, the names of all one hundred and seven players were neatly listed on the left. Behind every name were the green statuses "Online" and "Normal," while only a few bore the red label "In Confinement."
Those were the bastards who had tried to rummage through crates and "open boxes." When they were caught, they had even kept arguing that they were merely engaging in normal box-opening gameplay?
So, they were still locked by Gao Lanlan's order in a sturdy iron cage in a corner of the camp, guarded by soldiers, waiting for Gao Lanlan to remember