6 Chapter 6 The Universe Was Full of Danger
The box was filled with drinking water, a bottle of 555 milliliters.
Jack counted simply.
There were one hundred bottles of drinking water on each floor.
And this box was almost half as tall as a person and had ten floors!
The value of a bottle of drinking water was needless to say.
It was known to all that a bottle of drinking water was enough to make a person hold on for half a month when there was nothing else.
Jack was overjoyed.
He had been wondering if he should exchange a large amount of food for water resources.
He didn't expect that he could get the thing he wanted.
And there were one thousand bottles of drinking water in the whole box!
According to the normal frequency of drinking water, so many water resources were enough for him to drink for several months.
What's more, he could regenerate water resources, and the continuous flow of water resources can even let him use it forever.
Jack's eyes lit up.
It suddenly occurred to him.
He could have taken out some drinking water in exchange for more resources.
As we all know, in the early stage of survival, in addition to food, the most urgent thing was water.
Jack put the box with his own supplies.
He checked the number carefully.
He had everything he needed now, water, food, fire tools, and a lot of raw materials.
In this way, there were fewer items that could resist the cold.
It was well known that the temperature varied greatly between day and night in such an extremely bad environment.
After all, people always had to sleep.
He didn't want to sleep in the wasteland at night.
Jack suddenly thought of something.
He had enough drinking water.
He took out a bottle of drinking water from the box.
Through the halo scanning, the basic information of drinking water immediately appeared on the trade interface of the world channel.
"555 milliliters of unopened drinking water."
Transaction requirement: "Sleeping bag or lighter".
Not long after the message was released, more than a dozen comments appeared on the transaction interface.
"Hello, do you need a mattress?"
"I have 60kg saltpeter. Can I exchange a bottle of drinking water?"
"I have stones and wood. I beg and ask for a bottle of drinking water!"
"OPPA, I'm a Korean celebrity. If you can give me a bottle of drinking water, I'll give you a smecta."
"Moses Moses, good people are always safe. If you can give me a bottle of water, I will wish you happiness and longevity."
The comments below Jack's transaction link posted were increasing at a visible rate.
But most of them planned to exchange the basic materials.
Some of them were so shameless that they were not intended to pay for it.
Jack checked the comments casually.
He was not in a hurry, although there was still nothing he wanted.
But as long as the link was connected to the world channel, he would definitely get what he wanted in one day.
"Warning! Something is about to touch in front of us!"
"Five!"
"Four!"
"Three!"
Jack immediately sat up straight.
He saw a black shadow of a behemoth appear in front of him.
He didn't have time to look at it carefully.
He quickly turned the steering wheel to the right.
"Boom!"
A loud crash suddenly came to his ears.
At the same time, the side of the meteorite beneath his feet brushed past the behemoth.
The gravity of a meteorite was always small.
Even this touch almost drove Jack away.
"What the fuck!"
Jack grabbed the controller tightly to avoid being thrown out by the collision.
A few seconds later, the meteorite finally managed to avoid the behemoth.
Jack didn't feel relieved until he made sure there was nothing wrong.
Thinking of the sudden change just now, he was still afraid.
If he didn't fully control the steering wheel, or he didn't have time to react at all.
The meteorite would directly bump into the behemoth.
In that case, the only result left was death.
What the hell was that thing?
Jack frowned and looked back at the behemoth.
The meteorite was too close to him, so it was difficult to see it clearly in his direction.
Jack walked carefully to the back of the meteorite.
The front and back sides of the meteorites were actually the same. They were all flat spaces.
The only difference was the thickness of the soil.
The whole meteorite was about five meters thick.
And the soil on the back was more than one meter thick.
It was not until he walked to the back of the meteorite that Jack saw the behemoth.
It turned out to be gobi.
This gobi was very huge exposed on the ground, but its shape was a little strange and crooked.
It was like a scissor, upside down and inserted into the soil.
Jack returned to the front of the meteorite.
He controlled the meteorite to get closer and observe.
He found that this gobi didn't seem to be born here. It seemed to have fallen.
He came to a conclusion soon.
Why did the system alarm only come out in five seconds? It was because the system did not record the existence of such a lump of the earth here.
Jack also found that the soil here was different from the direction he had just passed.
Because the soil here was more like the weathered land, and there were cracks everywhere.
There should have been a large amount of water here before.
As a result of the destruction of the natural environment, it dried up.
The fact that the gobi could be inserted into the soil proved that there had been water here before.
Jack took a closer look.
His eyes lit up.
It turned out to be underground water.
Because he saw that some of the cracked soil was a little wet and soft.
So there must be water below.
Jack took out a military shovel and dug a big hole in the cracked place.
Sure enough, clear water gushed out.
Unexpectedly, there were still some fish coming out of the water.
In this way, he didn't have to worry about drinking up the water.
He could even enjoy a delicious fresh meal.
As a matter of course, Jack was supposed to be excited about the gift from nature.
But because of what happened just now, he was not happy.
This made him alert again:
The universe was full of crisis!
Because of the protection of the earth's atmosphere, many falling objects' materials melted during the landing.
However, the gobi, which had suddenly appeared in front of a meteorite without any protection, could easily cause an accident if one was not careful enough!
Especially after the earth was torn apart.
Nowadays, the most garbage in the solar system was space trash, and none of them was fatal.
Jack was in a desert now, if it is in a very cold vacuum.
Even a drop of water would instantly condense into a fatal icicle.
The gobi had just been inserted into the ground. If it fell from the sky, even directly smash into the meteorite where he was.
The consequences would be unimaginable.
A large part of the decreasing number of people in the world channel had died in an accident in such a natural environment.
