The little bag was distributing the items methodically. As soon as one portion was handed out, Lin Ye would pass it on to each person. Each person received a bottle of water, two pieces of bread, and an umbrella.

When she encounters children, Xiao Douzi will take two candies out of her backpack and put them in their hands.

She makes sure the recipient holds the food securely before letting go, and she tells the elderly to "eat slowly" and patiently repeats to children, "You can't eat this desiccant."

Despite the strong winds and rain, and the low temperature, a thin layer of sweat appeared on her forehead, and her wispy bangs were damp and stuck to her smooth forehead.

Lin Ye took out a tissue from his pocket and gently wiped her hair, then tucked a few strands of wet hair behind her ears. Seeing Xiao Douzi's meticulous actions and expression, his heart softened.

Little Douzi is doing it seriously in her own way.

After everyone had their own rooftop, Lin Ye took her to the next one.

For a moment, the surrounding area was filled with the sounds of people expressing their gratitude excitedly, chewing food, and umbrellas snapping open.

The distribution was completed quickly. Lin Ye looked around to make sure no one was left out before instructing them, "There are plenty of supplies. More will be distributed later. Don't be stingy, but don't waste them either."

He paused, his expression turning cold, and his tone becoming more stern as he emphasized again, "And absolutely no fighting over it! If I find out, you can forget about getting it again!"

As he spoke, his gaze swept casually over a few places. His gaze was not sharp, but it carried a heavy weight, pressing down like a mountain, making people afraid to look directly at him.

The wind and rain seemed to have stopped for a moment, and the only sound on the roof was the pattering of raindrops hitting the umbrella.

The people nodded eagerly. A few who had finished their bread and were looking at others with longing glances quickly withdrew their drooling eyes when they felt the gaze. They shrank back, pressed their umbrellas down further, as if trying to hide themselves in the shadows and give up on their plans.

Since Lin Xianren has said so, let's wait and see. What if he really doesn't send them the money?

After the supplies were distributed, the water in the city had been almost completely drained. Lin Ye glanced down at the water level, which had dropped to about an inch deep. The dark blue stone slabs on the street were now faintly visible, covered with a layer of silt and emitting a damp, earthy smell.

Everyone in front of them settled down, squatting or standing under their umbrellas. The black umbrellas stretched out in the gray sky like a thin shell, sheltering these survivors from the wind and rain.

Lin Ye then carried the little bag and returned to the outskirts of Su City on his flying sword.

Passing by a large rice paddy near the Wei River, he put all the remaining unlimited water pumps into it. The grayish-white machines sank steadily into the murky water, then emitted a slight hum and began to operate rapidly.

Lin Ye continued towards the official road.

The footprints left in the mud were of varying depths, and water slowly seeped out from each depression, forming shallow puddles. The wild grass on both sides was all bent over on the ground, covered in mud, looking exhausted as if it had survived a disaster.

The air was filled with the distinctive fishy smell of receding water, mixed with the scent of mud and decaying grass, damp and seeping into the nostrils.

The soldiers and medics had already seen the situation inside the city from the sky, and they knew it was time to enter the city.

Everyone spontaneously lined up on the official road, waiting for the figure to get closer and closer.

Things proceeded smoothly afterward.

The city gates were opened, and soldiers entered to lead the disaster victims out and settle them. The victims, holding umbrellas, walked out of the city gate one after another, their steps unsteady, but their expressions were much calmer than before.

Lin Ye placed two house modules at the city gate, one as a place for the disaster victims to live, and the other to store supplies and serve as a dormitory for the guards.

Some people still had fevers, with two abnormal red patches on their cheeks, dry, chapped lips, and unsteady gait, as if they were walking on cotton.

There were other symptoms, and coughs rose one after another from the crowd; some coughed so hard they bent over and couldn't straighten up for a long time.

Lin Ye wasn't a medical professional and couldn't prescribe medicine for them, so he simply provided each medical officer with a translator.

This little gadget costs 50 Shock Points in the store, it's cheap! The Great Flame Man can understand modern words on the sky screen, but he's completely lost in reality.

Since the medical officers were already equipped with them, Lin Ye decided to equip the soldiers with them as well, so that it would be easier for them to read the instructions for things like tents.

Lin Ye then instructed the medical officers to select usable medicines from the delivered supplies to treat the people.

The medical officers were very excited to see the new medicines and rushed to the silver-white building where the supplies were stored.

The disaster victims, holding umbrellas, were led to another silver-white building, where soldiers began distributing tents, clothing, blankets, and other items to them.

Just then, the little bag in her arms suddenly spoke up: "The people are all soaking wet. If only there were hot water to take a bath..."

She frowned, her gaze falling on the people. They were dressed in soaking wet clothes, the hems hanging heavily, water gushing out with every step. Their shoes were filled with mud, making a squelching sound with each step.

Their hair was wet and stuck to their faces and necks. Someone would wipe their face from time to time, but their hands were dirty, and wiping it only made the face look worse.

Lin Ye also looked over, his gaze pausing for a moment.

Indeed, they must have water to bathe in, and afterwards they must wash their hands frequently and pay attention to hygiene, because the disease is mainly caused by dirt.

Why were epidemics so rampant after floods in ancient times? Because people in ancient times had little concept of hygiene. Floods carried a large number of germs and viruses. People did not know this and drank dirty water and had long-term contact with it, making them most susceptible to epidemics.

What is invisible to the naked eye is often more terrifying than the flood itself.

He browsed the online store again and found a faucet that could provide a continuous flow of water and had adjustable temperature. The water quality specifications indicated it met residential water standards.

Lin Ye raised an eyebrow. If the temperature is set to 100 degrees Celsius, wouldn't that mean it's boiled and drinkable?

He immediately provided one to each house module, and the disaster relief supplies included folding basins so that they could take a shower before changing clothes.

correct!

Lin Ye suddenly remembered something. He remembered that there should be promotional brochures in the disaster relief supplies. Anyway, they were on his list. Zhou Ran was always meticulous and would definitely not miss them.

He took out his phone again and opened the item transfer page of the item transfer station. Sure enough, the manual was probably at the bottom because it had the fewest items, and he hadn't seen it before.

They immediately sent a copy to every soldier and medic, so that they could all read it.

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