Reborn with a Space: Building a Fortune Amidst Famine

About ten minutes later, Su Yuanyuan came out. "Mr. Zhang, the leader has agreed. Please get me a car."

"The leader agreed?"

"Yes, agreed. If you don't believe it, you can verify it with the leader."

"Okay, I'll ask the leader." This matter is too important and can't just be said casually.

Zhang Chunsheng couldn't believe what he heard; the leader said he believed Su Yuanyuan could handle it.

Is this something that can be sensed? And she's going alone, bringing three children with her.

Zhang Chunsheng felt like he was walking on air, feeling light-headed.

He came out to see Su Yuanyuan waiting for him.

"I'll go with you."

Su Yuanyuan shook her head, "I won't put myself in danger. Don't worry, there won't be any problems."

"But if anything happens to you, I'll regret it for the rest of my life."

"You're overthinking it. There won't be any problems."

Zhang Chunsheng watched Su Yuanyuan with the three children, continuously hoping in his heart that everything would be okay.

Su Yuanyuan didn't go home; the observation site was a few days' drive from here.

She stopped the car on the road and looked at the three children.

"I need to find your dad, so you three must be good. You're going to a safe place, and if anything happens, Mom will know."

The three children nodded in unison. Only then did Su Yuanyuan put them away, originally thinking they were grown up now and could remember things. She wasn't supposed to put them into the space.

But due to the special circumstances, she couldn't trust anyone else with the children.

Observing that the three children showed no signs of discomfort, and with their familiar toys and water bottles, milk bottles,

Su Yuanyuan sped up. She felt in her heart that Tan Shaoting wasn't in danger, just trapped.

But if too much time passed, unforeseen situations might arise.

She never stopped; she would use her Divine Sense to calm the children in the space, watching them play on their own, eating when hungry.

Five days later, she reached the location on the map and already knew what the mission was, so she found a hidden place to park the car a few kilometers away.

She was also afraid someone might be observing secretly, so she acted cautiously and didn't put away the car.

Approaching bit by bit, she suddenly felt people around her. Although she couldn't pinpoint their exact location, she knew someone had already spotted her.

She sent out her Divine Sense and realized she was surrounded.

Deeply relieved, she was glad she hadn't done anything conspicuous.

She continued walking forward, not wanting them to realize she knew she was surrounded.

Su Yuanyuan was very anxious; even here, she couldn't sense Tan Shaoting's presence.

This was highly unusual. The rescue plan was supposed to be very simple, but it turned out to be so difficult.

Seeing the building ahead, Su Yuanyuan frowned but didn't stop. Since she couldn't find Tan Shaoting, she decided to let them take her to find him.

That's why she came in so nonchalantly.

"Stop."

At that moment, many people suddenly surrounded her.

Su Yuanyuan raised her hands, fear written all over her face, but she remained silent.

No matter what questions they asked, or how severe they were, she didn't say a word.

But she was hit a few times, which really hurt.

"Lock her up."

Su Yuanyuan was shoved into this barrack-like building.

She didn't notice anything unusual, rows of houses. Her Divine Sense saw many people inside, watching over others; almost all the rooms were laboratories.

This was completely different from what the mission briefing had provided.

She was taken to the last row of houses. But Tan Shaoting and the others weren't there.

This was very strange. Could they have been moved?

But she obediently entered the room anyway.

She sat quietly, while her Divine Sense explored continuously.

Something was wrong. The underground was inaccessible to her Divine Sense. It definitely wasn't this simple.

Could Tan Shaoting and the others be underground? But she didn't know the entrance either. She decided not to move and just sat quietly.

Just hoping to find the entrance. When the time comes, she definitely wanted to investigate.

Also, she and Tan Shaoting had never been unable to sense each other when nearby.

She knew someone was monitoring her in secret. She let them relax for now.

Her Divine Sense was in the space, calming the three children, finding them more toys.

The three kids couldn't see Mom, but they could hear her voice, so they didn't fuss.

This was Su Yuanyuan's greatest comfort. If the three children really started crying, she would have to think about how to calm them down.

Just like that, no one bothered her. In the evening, surprisingly, food was delivered, indicating the people inside couldn't leave.

At least three people guarded each room. The researchers inside only had time to eat.

And there were too many researchers—at least a third were foreigners. It seemed this place was not simple; perhaps the information Tan Shaoting received was inaccurate.

No one brought her food. Noticing nobody was watching her, she quickly ate the tasteless bun and drank water.

She intended to go out at night and needed to conserve energy.

About a quarter of an hour later, someone was watching her again. They had gone to eat earlier.

Evidently, the place wasn't as strict as it seemed, with opportunities to exploit.

She sat there until after midnight, when her monitor was gone. Then she carefully moved a bit.

After half an hour, still not under surveillance, she approached the door. To be honest, this kind of door couldn't keep her in.

Cautiously, she went out. Her Divine Sense continually monitored outside, helping her avoid many patrols.

Still clueless about the underground, her Divine Sense covered all the rooms to conserve energy expenditure, supported by Spiritual Spring Water.

Suddenly, she noticed something abnormal in one room; there were three men and a woman inside.

They spoke softly, but that didn't hinder Su Yuanyuan.

Indeed, perseverance pays off. These four were discussing her situation. Luckily, her foreign language skills were sufficient.

"Why don't we just kill that woman outright?"

"Keeping her might make her useful as bait."

"Now isn't the time to expose ourselves; let's remain discreet. If she's here to spy, we don't want any issues," the woman said, seriously and earnestly.

"You're overthinking. She doesn't seem trained to me. What danger could such a person pose?"