At the end of the natural disaster, I have a capsule house

The villagers on the grassland, except for the women, the elderly and children, all the other men followed the village chief down the mountain.

They went down today mainly to check the crops grown in the fields. If they could salvage some, they would be able to solve everyone's urgent needs.

There was a large group of people. Let’s not talk about anything else. The sun came out and the haze in everyone’s hearts disappeared.

Vegetable seeds, the villagers also brought some in the cave.

As long as there is no strong wind, they will put up the yurt again and plant rice and vegetables. After working hard for more than half a year, life will get better.

But when they arrived at their fields, they were all dumbfounded. The farmland that used to be square and angular has now turned into a big river.

"Village...Village Chief! All our fields are flooded."

"What can we do? Everyone is still pointing to these crops to eat!"

"Oh... God has no eyesight! This is going to kill our way out!"

A few villagers with fragile hearts choked and wiped away tears.

Village Chief Wang frowned, and suddenly his eyes lit up when he looked at the watery farmland in front of him.

He remembered that many villagers, like his family, grew radishes. The radish grows deep in the soil and cannot be blown away by the wind.

"Everyone, please stop howling! Whose family has grown radishes before? Let's go dig them out together. Maybe the radishes can still be eaten."

After the village chief finished speaking, he was the first to roll up his trouser legs, test the depth of the water, and then stepped on it.

The water in the field was only ankle deep, but the soil below was submerged and turned into particularly soft mud.

The village chief sank into the mud as soon as he stepped on it, and the water on the mud reached his knees.

The other villagers did not dare to go down at first, but later they saw that the village chief stepped deeply and shallowly into the field and nothing happened.

What made them even more happy was that the village chief actually found a big white radish in the soil under the water.

"Wow! The radishes are really still there! I also grow radishes at home!"

"My family, my family also has radishes!"

The villagers who were still standing watching on the side now rolled up their sleeves and trouser legs, and all went down to the fields with a thud.

Everyone bent down and groped back and forth in the mud underground with their hands. Many people touched radishes.

"Ah...I touched a radish! It's still fresh and edible!"

"I also touched the radish! I can drink some clear and light radish soup tonight."

"Finally you don't have to go hungry, radish is better than wild vegetables!"

A group of people groped back and forth in the water-filled farmland for more than an hour until the small bamboo baskets carried by everyone were filled. The village chief asked everyone to carry the radish to the cave first.

After everyone returned to the cave, they had lunch and then came down to continue digging radishes in the fields. These radishes will spoil if soaked in water for a long time, so dig them out quickly.

While everyone else was walking up the mountain carrying baskets of radishes, the village chief said he was going to see a friend, and then walked toward the main road carrying a basket of radishes.

He wanted to visit the place where Su Keke parked the RV. I wonder if they were still there? If they were there, the village chief would like to give these baskets of radishes to them. It would be a little bit of his wish.

However, what disappointed him was that where the RV was originally parked, there was now nothing but branches and fallen leaves on the ground.

"It's been so stormy these days, it's normal for them not to be here! Alas! I just don't know if we can meet again in the future? I hope the good people can live a safe life."

The village chief walked around the area, then went to the place where the villagers were buried and stood silently for a while.

At this time he seemed to have an RV on the other side of the road.

"Is it really them?"

The village chief hurriedly walked further ahead, and sure enough, on the other side of the cement road, Su Keke and Grandma Qiao's RV was parked there.

Moreover, the two of them were still drinking tea and basking in the sun.

Looking at such a peaceful scene, Village Chief Wang thought he had entered another world.

A world without natural disasters and those hateful Sakura people.

"Uncle Wang! Why are you standing so far away!"

Su Keke stood up from the chair, smiled and waved to the village chief.

"Xiao Su! Sister Qiao! Are you really you? I just went to find you where you originally parked your car. Why did you move here? The wind and rain these days have not affected you at all, right?"

The village chief said as he walked towards the RV.

"Our car's ability to withstand wind is excellent. Except for some branches on top, everything else is fine."

"Uncle Wang! What are you carrying?" Su Keke asked.

"These are radishes! It's rare that these radishes haven't been blown away by the strong wind. I took the villagers to dig them in the fields this morning. I want to give you some to try. I grew them myself. They taste so sweet."

The village chief put down the basket and said with a smile.

"Village chief, sit down quickly! Try the tea I made!"

Grandma Qiao took out a small cup and poured a full cup of Pu'er for the village chief.

Su Keke gave up her chair to the village chief. She went back to the RV and took out an outdoor chair from the space.

By the way, she also went to the room to pick up the peaches and red apples that she and Grandma Qiao had specially picked in the morning. Each one is juicy, big and fresh, and looks particularly delicious.

Su Keke washed four or five dishes and put them on the plate. She was holding a folding outdoor chair with one hand and a plate of fruit with the other.

When the village chief saw him, he quickly put down the tea cup he had just taken a sip from and ran over to help get the outdoor chairs.

"Village Chief! Try the peaches and apples we grew ourselves, they are so sweet!"

Su Keke said.

"Your peach is bigger than my fist! It looks really good!"

The village chief was not polite, he just picked up a peach and took a bite.

"Hmm! So sweet! Fresh and juicy! What a peach! Where did this peach grow? Aren't you all on the way?"

The village chief took another bite and asked doubtfully.

"Hahaha! We have a piece of land elsewhere and it has not been affected yet."

“A lot of vegetables and fruits are grown on that land, and we hire people to look after it. Sometimes when we settle in a place and want to stay for a month or two, we will call the satellite phone and ask them to send fresh vegetables and fruits. .”

"No, as soon as the strong wind here passed, they gave away a lot of vegetables and fruits. Village chief, you are lucky today. Later, you can ask all the villagers to come over and take some back to try."

Grandma Qiao explained for Su Keke.

"How...can there be such a good place?"

The village chief sighed secretly in his heart, the life of rich people is so good! Even in the apocalypse of natural disasters, people can still live with food and drink.

But he also thought that he and the villagers were lucky to have met such caring people as Xiao Su and Sister Qiao.

"You guys should eat too! It's embarrassing for me to eat alone."

The village chief raised the half-eaten peach to Su Keke and said.

"Okay! Let me eat an apple to appetize you! I'll have lunch later."

"I...I want to use Uncle Wang's radish to make pickled radish. I haven't eaten pickled radish for a long time."

"Uncle Wang! Can I get two radishes from you?"

Su Ke was afraid that he would not accept the vegetables and fruits he wanted to give to the village chief later, so he asked the village chief for two large radishes first.