All the supplies brought out of the warehouse were piled in the open space outside the ground-floor entrance.
Cao Xianming calculated extremely quickly and soon produced a distribution plan.
Under the principle of equal exchange, the Yangcheng No. 2 Middle School Convoy would pay twenty percent of its supplies as compensation for joining the operation.
Within the Survival Convoy, the Transcendents' supplies were easier to divide.
Under their previous agreement, Wang Ying, Yang Yong, Zheng Xiaofeng, and the others received shares according to their contributions.
Yang Yong had contributed the most during this operation and received the most supplies-
An entire truckload of rice, snacks, drinks, oatmeal, and a large quantity of frozen meat.
The frozen meat could not be stored for long.
With a wave of his hand, Yang Yong had Lao Zhang, the convoy manager, trade it to the ordinary members.
He securely stowed away the supplies that would keep.
Before long, the bed of his farm truck was packed to the brim.
But the bus had gained the most.
After all, it had the most people, and they had collected the greatest quantity of supplies, stuffing the interior full.
Twenty percent of the supplies collected by ordinary people would be set aside and handed to Lao Zhang and Xiao Ma for centralized distribution.
This was an unwritten rule of post-apocalyptic survival convoys.
The supplies set aside would be used to pay those who cooked and stood watch at night.
Ultimately, they still went toward everyone, ensuring that the group could survive in the long term.
No one objected.
In this apocalypse, they could only survive by sticking together.
Once the supplies had been divided, everyone returned to their rooms to rest.
Wang Ying went to find Cao Xianming with her blade in hand, clearly intending to settle