New Cargo: Blood Flower Beer

"Ten bucks for what?" An Lu asked Mu Rufeng, confused.

"Give me ten bucks, and I'll tell you," Mu Rufeng said.

An Lu froze for a moment, as if deeply insulted.

His lips began to twitch, and he made a strange grinding sound.

It was the sound of his sharp teeth rubbing against each other.

"We should help each other, you…" An Lu didn't want to pay.

"Ten bucks, give it to me, and I'll tell you," Mu Rufeng repeated.

"Fine!" An Lu paused, then finally pulled out a ten-dollar bill and handed it to Mu Rufeng.

After taking it, Mu Rufeng immediately said, "I'm naturally strong, and I used to work as a loader, so I unload cargo very quickly."

"That's it?" An Lu was clearly taken aback.

"That's it, I've already told you," Mu Rufeng said, pulling the cargo and continuing to move it inside.

An Lu didn't stop Mu Rufeng or call out to him, merely looking at him with cold eyes.

Rumble—

Just then, another large truck emitting a dense black mist stopped in front of the Liquor Warehouse and began to reverse.

In a short while, it pulled up beside the loading dock.

An Lu glanced at it, immediately stepped forward, reached out, and pressed directly into the black mist.

The next second, An Lu's mouth curved into a slight smile.

He glanced at Mu Rufeng, then at the large truck he had been preparing to unload earlier, and immediately walked into the warehouse.

Mu Rufeng didn't pay attention to this and didn't go back to the truck to unload.

He had promised the driver, Chang Feng, that he would slack off outside. Judging by the time, he still had at least twenty minutes of slacking to do.

He wasn't planning to slack off until the last minute before the unloading requirement, after all, he hadn't been made permanent yet.

Mu Rufeng, holding the stretch wrap and dragging the forklift, began to move around the area where the cargo was being placed at the front of the warehouse.

He didn't dare to go inside the warehouse, as he was only a temporary worker now, and it would be bad if he got caught doing something wrong.

In just a few minutes, Wang Kun and An Lu walked out of the warehouse together.

"Mu Rufeng, why are you wandering around here instead of unloading?" Wang Kun immediately reprimanded him when he saw Mu Rufeng.

"Oh, it's Supervisor Wang. I was looking for some pallets," Mu Rufeng replied.

"Are you blind? The pallets are over there. Don't wander off next time," Wang Kun said coldly.

"Yes, Supervisor Wang," Mu Rufeng responded.

"Oh, right, two more trucks have arrived. After you finish unloading that one, unload the one on the right. An Lu, you unload the one on the left," Wang Kun instructed.

"No problem, Supervisor Wang," Before Mu Rufeng could speak, An Lu stepped forward and patted his chest.

Although Mu Rufeng found it a bit strange, he didn't care and said, "Okay. By the way, Supervisor Wang, may I ask what our working hours are?"

Wang Kun heard this, raised his left hand, looked at his mechanical watch, and said, "It's ten past eight now. We start work at six in the morning and get off at twelve. We have an hour break at noon, then start work again at one in the afternoon and finish at six in the evening."

"After work in the evening, come to my office, and I'll arrange accommodation for you. You can eat at the canteen. If you don't know where the canteen is, you can ask An Lu."

"Alright, hurry up and get to work," Wang Kun waved his hand and turned to leave.

"Work hard! If you can't finish unloading, you can come to me for help," An Lu said with a smile, patting Mu Rufeng on the shoulder before striding towards the truck on the left.

Earlier, he had seen An Lu even prepare the pallets and get ready to unload the truck on the right. Now, after coming out with Wang Kun, he was unloading the one on the left.

Needless to say, the cargo in these two trucks was different, and perhaps the cargo in his truck was more difficult to unload.

Mu Rufeng didn't pay much attention. He walked directly to the truck.

He reached out and pressed directly onto the mass of black mist.

Instantly, information about the cargo appeared in his mind.

[Blood Flower Beer]

Net Content: 580ml

Ingredients: Corpse Water, Fresh Blood, Hop Demon, Wheat Cannibal Worm, Yeast Worm

Effects: Slightly bitter taste. After consumption, it provides a temporary boost to mental attributes and induces a state of intoxication. Long-term consumption can slowly improve mental attributes.

Expiration Date: Twelve months

Production Date: XX Year X Month X Day

Warm Reminder: Fragile items, please handle with care. Compensation will be made for damage at full price.

Mu Rufeng ignored everything else, focusing only on the last line.

"Fragile items, handle with care, compensation for damage at full price," Mu Rufeng pondered.

This Blood Flower Beer was bottled, with twelve bottles per case.

Because they were glass bottles, they needed to be handled with care during loading and unloading, otherwise they would break very easily.

If Mu Rufeng wanted to load or unload them, he couldn't just toss them around casually like he did with the Scarlet Eyeballs.

Furthermore, since the Blood Flower Beer was packed in cardboard boxes, he couldn't just grab one item with one hand.

The unloading speed might decrease significantly.

Mu Rufeng let go of his hands, turned his head, and looked at An Lu.

He saw that An Lu had already started unloading, with four or five tentacles working simultaneously, each tentacle holding two items.

The speed was very fast.

Moreover, Mu Rufeng noticed that the items An Lu was unloading seemed to be similar to instant noodles.

Compared to Mu Rufeng's Blood Flower Beer, An Lu's instant noodles were clearly much easier to handle.

How could Mu Rufeng not know about An Lu's little tricks?

However, Mu Rufeng found it a bit strange. Wasn't this the Liquor Warehouse? Why were instant noodles parked here? Shouldn't they be parked in the snack warehouse?

Mu Rufeng couldn't figure it out, and he couldn't be bothered to think about it. He immediately pulled the forklift and brought another stack of pallets to the truck.

Yes, Mu Rufeng decided to start unloading the Blood Flower Beer directly.

Slacking off? Not a chance. He needed to work hard and earn money.

He hadn't forgotten Chang Feng's reminder.

He took down a pallet and placed it properly.

The black mist at the rear door of the truck had already dissipated. Mu Rufeng slid his hands into the goods and then, with surprising strength, managed to move out four cases of beer.

The net content of Blood Flower Beer was 580ml, and including the glass bottle, it weighed about 1.1kg.

Each case contained twelve bottles. Ignoring the cardboard box, the total weight was 26.4 jin.

Four cases would be around 105 jin. This weight was still as light as a feather to Mu Rufeng.

He handled them gently and placed the four cases of goods down.

He recalled that for beer, they should be stacked five layers high, with seventeen pallets per layer.

Four horizontally, forming three rows, and five vertically, forming one row, totaling seventeen.

However, stacking them this way required alternating the pallet orientation, which would make the stack more stable.

Mu Rufeng had considered this situation, so he only took three cases at a time.

The first, second, and third layers would have the standard pallet orientation, while the fourth and fifth layers would have the alternating orientation.

At the same time, for the fourth and fifth layers, he directly used both hands to grab two layers of four items each for stacking.

As a result, the speed was actually faster than when stacking the Scarlet Eyeballs.

Moreover, Mu Rufeng handled everything with care, ensuring there would be absolutely no damage.