Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 202 - 202 202 Sea Beasts Feast Please Favorite

202: 202: Sea Beasts Feast [Please Favorite] 202: 202: Sea Beasts Feast [Please Favorite] Tang Feng gently patted her delicate hand, “Don’t worry, I’ve got everything under control.”

“Oh, big brother, do you think humanity will be wiped out by those monsters?” the woman asked, looking at Tang Feng.

“Of course not.

Humans are a species that grows stronger in the face of adversity, and we are very adaptable.

I’m certain that Huaxia has already stabilized for the most part, as for the major cities, they must still be under human control.”

“Then can we work like before in the future?”

“Why not?

Absolutely we can.

Besides killing those beasts, humans will live as they did before, it’s just going to be more difficult,” Tang Feng said.

“Big brother, what will we do in the future?”

Tang Feng couldn’t answer that.

He wouldn’t and couldn’t make any promises.

Protecting them was already a significant act of kindness, let alone helping them arrange their future—that was highly unlikely.

Understanding the situation, the woman didn’t ask any further.

After walking for a while, they finally arrived at the power distribution room, where Tang Feng opened the door to find a super high-power generator.

After inspecting it, he turned on the switch.

Boom!

The generator started, and with its rotation, electricity was restored throughout the building.

The engine room lit up too, and Tang Feng checked the fuel gauge, which showed a full tank of diesel fuel, enough to last at least half a month according to the description.

And there was a diesel storage next to it, so they could probably last quite a long time, especially if they were frugal with electricity during the day.

“Sister, does someone need to watch this place?”

“No need, big brother.

The generator will automatically shut down once the batteries are full, and it will start up again when there’s not enough power.

Of course, when it’s not in use, we need to come down to turn it off, and it will also stop if there’s no fuel,” she explained.

“Do you usually manage this place?” Tang Feng asked.

“Yes, I often come down here with the masters, so I know about these things.” The woman felt happy that she could be of use.

Being useful meant a higher chance of survival—that went without saying.

Tang Feng and the woman turned off most of the lights in the underground garage, left a faint glimmer, and returned to the hall.

By then, darkness had fallen, and the stars outside were still twinkling, but the city was lifeless except for some strange noises.

Not a glint of light was visible, and the whole world seemed to have fallen into silence.

The women were scared.

Although there were dozens of them, the enormous city felt lonely with so few people.

Fortunately, the lights were on.

Honestly, without lights, they wouldn’t know what to do with themselves.

The lights were indeed on, but they attracted a large horde of Sea Beasts, quickly surrounding the building.

There were all kinds of Sea Beasts, but they couldn’t get close to the building, only clawing and snarling from about thirty feet away.

Still, some Sea Snake Beasts managed to scare a few women into fainting.

As time passed, they finally settled down when they realized the Sea Beasts couldn’t enter; in that moment, they truly felt fortunate to have met a strong man like Tang Feng.

In these chaotic times, a powerful man could easily evoke a woman’s fondness and admiration.

These women were not naive nor infatuated; they understood that to survive, they needed to listen to Tang Feng, and that might come at a price.

But who would care about that now?

Deep down, they might even wish that Tang Feng would take an interest, as that would at least guarantee their survival.

Now, everyone saw him as their pillar, and it was clear the days ahead were going to be tough, not to mention whether they could even make it out.

After Tang Feng returned, he gathered everyone on the second floor, knowing that sitting among the Sea Beasts on the ground floor would likely be unnerving.

Once on the second floor, Tang Feng realized that the former office had been tidied up; desks were pushed to one side, freeing up a significant amount of space.

He then set up beds with complete bedding sets.

These were collected from a hotel by Tang Feng himself.

Forty-eight people, all in all, it was manageable.

With a place to live, the women finally breathed a sigh of relief.

It felt like there was newfound longing for the future.

Tang Feng reached the bottom of the building, and a few courageous women followed him down.

The tentacles laid on the ground were still there; tonight’s dinner would be it.

Tang Feng pulled together some tables in the corner of the lobby and then brought out the stove.

The women’s eyes lit up—they had no idea how they were going to prepare the meal until now.

Now, all problems were solved.

“You all help out a bit, the cooks cook, the washer washes the veggies.

We’ve got quite a lot of people here, so please put in some effort,” Tang Feng said.

“Sure, that’s what we should do.”

Tang Feng nodded with a smile.

The women were pretty good, not making a big deal and not slacking off, and he also began to busy himself with his own tasks.

He brought out a large grill, stacked it with charcoal, and prepared the seasoning.

Just then, Tang Wushuang came downstairs.

She walked over to Tang Feng curiously.

What was he planning to grill?

It surely couldn’t be that giant tentacle, could it?

Who would dare to eat that?

It looked disgusting just to behold.

“Little aunt, you start the fire while I go upstairs to install the electric water heater for you guys,” Tang Feng said.

“Alright.” Tang Wushuang was impressed by Tang Feng—he seemed to have everything under control without her needing to worry about a thing.

Everything was well taken care of.

After Tang Feng had installed the electric water heater, the women were overjoyed, but they noticed the water pressure wasn’t strong.

Seeing this, Tang Feng remembered the water pipe that had been broken by the Octopus Beast.

He went outside, exerted his pressure, and the low-level Sea Beasts scattered, disappearing in a blink.

He dived into the water, found the leaking pipe, and resealed both ends of the break.

When he got back upstairs, the joyful voices of the women told him the problem was taken care of.

Honestly, taking care of others felt great, and being admired was exhilarating.

Back in the lobby, more women had come down, and together they worked hard.

Some moved tables while others brought chairs.

Everyone divided up the tasks, and soon the dining tables were set up.

Tang Feng brought out several more stove sets, and those who knew how to cook began working together.

With combined efforts, dozens of dishes were made in an hour.

Everyone sat around as if at a banquet.

Tang Feng grilled the tentacle stripes, caught some Shrimp Beasts, Crab Beasts, and Fish Beasts from outside, and then served them grilled.

Initially, the women were hesitant to eat, but the aroma was tempting and they had heard that eating these foods would improve their health, and even beautify them.

So, one by one, they began to eat.

As it turned out, the taste was really quite good.

In the cold weather, eating this meat made them feel warm and very comfortable.

Tang Feng also brought out a large selection of drinks, red wine included.

He was like a magical vending machine that provided whatever was asked for.

In the eyes of the women, he was a deity, omnipotent.

Each of them looked at him with utmost sincerity.

Tang Feng was a bit overwhelmed, especially by Tang Wushuang and the other unmatched beauties, who seemed to want to devour him whole.

Throughout the meal, there were countless blinks, chest thrusts, and blown kisses.

Tang Wushuang felt extremely frustrated when she noticed this, but there was nothing she could do.

She couldn’t have anything romantic with Tang Feng but also couldn’t prevent other women from doing so.

Suddenly, she realized she wasn’t willing, and she even felt a bit jealous, which shocked her so much she lost her composure.

The things she wanted to avoid the most were often the ones that sought her out, which was quite torturous.

That day, the forty-eight women lived in fear and shock but never expected to enjoy such a lavish dinner in the evening.

They were already looking forward to the next day.

In a corner of the lobby, there was a pile of rice and flour.

Tang Feng told them that he would go out the next day; first, to find food, second, to look for survivors, and third, to find an outpost outside Xia City.

He instructed the women not to leave the building after him.

If they got bored, they could read books, watch TV, or finish their previous work, as the company might be able to start up again.

Naturally, Tang Wushuang didn’t want Tang Feng to go, but she knew once he made a decision, it wouldn’t change.

All she could do was ask him to be careful.

That night, most people fell asleep while a few couldn’t.

Some were worrying about their loved ones, some were confused about the future, and some were lovesick.

In the vast Xia City, one of the buildings stood out with its bright lights, like a beacon piercing through the darkness, affirming its illumination and energy.

It was there to light up Xia City, to warm hearts.

Where there was light, there always dwelled hope.

The next morning, Tang Feng set out early.

He wanted to have a good look around Xia City and, incidentally, catch some Sea Beasts.

In the distance, a Sea Snake Beast appeared in his view.

He smirked and flew towards it.