Why Are You Unloading So Quickly?

There were five points of attention, which left Mu Rufeng a bit stunned.

The "Fearless" attribute made Mu Rufeng's mind exceptionally active.

The first point was easy to understand: don't drop the goods and keep them intact.

If he was careful, this would naturally be easy to achieve.

The second point was to stack the goods neatly, according to certain specifications. This would require Mu Rufeng to determine the specifics himself.

The third point was not to waste time and to unload the goods as quickly as possible. He guessed that if he unloaded too slowly, something bad might happen.

He didn't know the exact time limit, and assumed the employees would have to figure that out themselves.

The fourth point, "driver asking for benefits?" He guessed it meant trying to freeload.

The fifth point was quite interesting.

He had to refuse help if it was offered proactively, but he could also ask others for help.

Wasn't that contradictory?

Mu Rufeng suppressed his thoughts for the moment. The most pressing matter was to unload this truckload of goods.

The instructions for the loaders were clear: unload the goods quickly.

Mu Rufeng didn't know the time limit, so it was just a matter of going fast, fast, fast!

When he worked as a loader in the real world.

If there were two people, it would take a little over two hours to unload a semi-trailer.

If there were three people, it would take about an hour and a half.

If it was just one person, he had never done it before, but he estimated it would take at least five hours.

Five hours to unload? That would be too late.

Mu Rufeng reached out and grabbed one side of a crate. With a gentle pull, he lifted off a case of Scarlet Eyes.

According to the label, each bottle of Scarlet Eyes contained 1.5L.

A case had twelve bottles, which meant 18L, equivalent to about 32 catties (16 kg).

With a weight of thirty-two catties, Mu Rufeng felt it in his hands as if it were foam, incredibly light.

This was due to the "Immense Strength" from his cheat skill, the Zombie Template.

Mu Rufeng immediately stacked the crate properly, then stood up, raised his hands, and grabbed two crates at once, one in each hand, quickly starting the loading and unloading process.

As Mu Rufeng was unloading, inside the cab of the truck.

A dark figure suddenly opened its eyes.

He looked up and glanced at the rearview mirror. On it, a countdown had appeared at some point:

1:59:55

Two hours. So, the unloading time was two hours.

This dark figure was in the driver's seat, clearly the driver of the truck.

The driver did not get out of the car, or rather, he couldn't get out yet.

The driver just looked up, his eyes fixed on the countdown timer in the rearview mirror.

The platform of Scarlet Preferred was quite wide, capable of holding fourteen crates. It could be stacked four layers high, meaning 56 crates in total.

In just two minutes, Mu Rufeng had stacked one pallet of goods, his speed being extremely fast.

He operated with both hands, the goods felt as light as feathers, allowing him to achieve maximum speed.

He didn't have to worry about damaging the goods either, because the thin film, made of some unknown material, was extremely tough.

Mu Rufeng didn't delay. He immediately used a hand pallet jack to lift it. As he was about to move it, he noticed the goods had shifted slightly.

If this happened, even a slight bump could cause the cargo to collapse.

"I almost forgot, I still need to wrap it with stretch film, otherwise the goods might fall," Mu Rufeng put down the hand pallet jack and immediately walked into the warehouse.

Looking left and right, he spotted some stretch film in the left corner.

Mu Rufeng walked over and saw a rule written on the wall next to it.

[Stretch Film Usage Guidelines]

1. A fee of ten Soul Coins is required to take each roll of stretch film. 2. New loaders may take one roll for free. 3. Please take good care of your stretch film. 4. Do not lend your stretch film to anyone other than loaders.

Mu Rufeng pondered these rules carefully and then memorized them.

Without any hesitation, Mu Rufeng took a roll of stretch film and walked towards the truck.

Although he didn't know what Soul Coins were, he decided to unload the goods first.

Returning to the truck, he wrapped the cargo a few times with stretch wrap, then grabbed the wrap with one hand and pulled the forklift towards the warehouse with the other.

He glanced at the Tentacle Oddity, which was also dragging a pallet of goods nearby, and saw that it had simply placed it on an open space in front of the warehouse.

Mu Rufeng also placed his goods nearby.

He knew that without receiving the goods, he couldn't move them inside the warehouse for placement.

While this Scarlet Preferred was a bit strange, it was still quite similar to the preferred options outside.

The large open space in front of the warehouse was used to place goods that hadn't been received yet.

Just as Mu Rufeng was pulling the forklift to unload the truck, he saw the loader Tentacle Oddity walking over.

"You're the new loader, right? Hello, my name is An Lu." The Tentacle Oddity, An Lu, introduced himself.

"Mm, my name is Mu Rufeng." You can't hit a smiling face, so Mu Rufeng introduced himself as well.

"There are only two loaders in the entire liquor warehouse, we should help each other," An Lu said.

"Mm, you're right, we should help each other," Mu Rufeng nodded.

"Oh, right, let me remind you, unloading takes two hours. If you can't finish, you can come to me for help."

An Lu smiled, then turned and left.

Mu Rufeng watched An Lu leave, lost in thought.

Returning to the truck, Mu Rufeng began unloading the second pallet of goods.

In the blink of an eye, ten minutes had passed.

Mu Rufeng placed the fifth pallet of goods and returned to the carriage.

Just as he was about to continue unloading, he suddenly felt something was wrong.

The carriage had become cold for some reason.

Mu Rufeng wasn't afraid of the cold, but he could clearly feel that the carriage had become cold.

Even the slime on the carriage floor had increased, making a squishing sound as he walked.

Mu Rufeng ignored it and continued unloading.

Even when indistinct, unclear sounds reached his ears, Mu Rufeng paid no attention.

In the blink of an eye, half an hour had passed.

More than half of the carriage was already empty.

Mu Rufeng finished stacking another pallet and was dragging it with the forklift, preparing to leave, when suddenly, he heard footsteps from behind.

Mu Rufeng turned his head and saw a dark figure walking from the rear of the truck.

"Huh? Why are you unloading so fast?"

The dark figure was suddenly shocked.

This person was not tall, only about 1.7 meters, and was completely shrouded in a dense black mist, barely revealing a human shape.

"Fast? I think I'm slow. I'll be done soon." Mu Rufeng said, putting force into his hands and pulling the pallet outwards.

"Fast, too fast, how are you unloading so quickly?" The dark figure blocked Mu Rufeng's path.

"Who are you? Move aside, I need to take the cargo out." Mu Rufeng said.

As if Mu Rufeng's words were impossible to refuse, the dark figure obediently moved to the side.

"I'm the truck driver, Chang Feng," the dark figure said.