Chapter 251: Chapter 249: Slapping the Apocalypse Rebirth Girl 30
Anning felt no surprise when she learned that Su Leqing and Yu Ping were getting married.
With the apocalypse approaching, Su Leqing must have wanted to completely tie down Yu Ping, and marrying him was the best way to do it.
Had the apocalypse not been looming, maybe Su Leqing would have even considered having children just to bind Yu Ping more securely.
Anning merely chuckled to herself about Su Leqing’s actions and cursed her as a fool, then went back to her experiments.
Su Leqing and Yu Diping’s wedding was far from grand.
It didn’t match Su Leqing’s original fantasy at all.
She had imagined her wedding would be extremely grand, like something out of a dream, where she would hold the groom’s hand and receive the blessings of all guests, along with envious glances from other women.
Unfortunately, her wedding was hastily arranged, with very few guests attending. The Yu family nearly started quarreling at her wedding.
Su Leqing felt regret, but considering the impending apocalypse, she thought a grand wedding would be pointless anyway and cast the matter aside.
After getting married, she followed Yu Ping around every day, actively working on building their relationship.
Also, Yu Daya and Yu Erya both got divorced.
Due to Yu Ping’s request, Yu Daya and Yu Erya, valuing their brother above all, divorced their husbands. They didn’t even ask for their children, providing some money to send them back to their home villages.
Only Yu Sanya insisted on not getting divorced.
She negotiated with Su Leqing for a sum of money and moved back to her village with her family.
Without the Yu sisters, Father Yu and Mother Yu also became more reserved, no longer causing issues for Su Leqing.
However, after getting married, Su Leqing did not return to her own villa but instead stayed with Yu Ping at the Su Family home.
Father Yu and Mother Yu were quite saddened by this.
They felt as if their son was raised for the benefit of the Su Family.
At the end of March, a volcano erupted in a certain country. This was followed by several days of rain, and the weather began to fluctuate unpredictably, sunny some days and as cold as winter on rainy days.
Su Leqing, observing these weather changes, knew that the apocalypse was nearing.
She remembered that in her past life, too, there was erratic weather around this time. Back then, she had not paid attention, as her mind was completely focused on Xiao Yuan, eager to get married to him and constantly chasing after him, but Xiao Yuan never took her seriously.
Now, she had to start preparing early.
Su Leqing began instructing Su Peng to sell the family’s real estate and some jewelry and ornaments.
In her opinion, these things would be worthless in the apocalypse, especially the jewelry, which couldn’t even be traded for a pack of instant noodles. It was better to sell them early and exchange them for supplies.
Afterward, Su Leqing started buying large quantities of medicine as well as fresh meat and seafood.
Later, Su Peng even took Su Leqing abroad to purchase weapons.
With the Su family taking such significant actions, Xiao Keer was definitely aware.
When she got home, she discussed with Xiao Zhiyuan and Xiao Yuan: "Su Leqing has been making big moves lately; she even sold her real estate. Something bad might happen soon, so we should prepare as well."
Xiao Yuan remembered what Anning had told him.
He smiled, "No need, Ningning said we don’t need to prepare."
Xiao Keer looked at Xiao Yuan.
She was sweating with urgency, but Xiao Yuan was completely unconcerned, his carefree demeanor deflated Xiao Keer’s urgency: "Brother, you really are ’the wife sings, the husband follows.’ Whatever my sister-in-law says, you believe."
Xiao Yuan was quite proud: "Of course, who else should I trust if not your sister-in-law?"
Xiao Keer was extremely helpless: "But we can’t just sit around unprepared, what if..."
Xiao Yuan thought for a moment: "Let’s just stock up some food and drinks at home. I’ll have someone deliver some in the next few days."
Preparing something was better than nothing, and in her heart, Xiao Keer wasn’t entirely sure the apocalypse would come. Seeing Xiao Yuan agree to prepare, she didn’t say much more.
By June, the weather remained abnormal, and moreover, there were increasing cases of people falling into unexplained comas.
Su Leqing had prepared everything and rented a villa in the suburbs, moving in with her family. She was extremely proud of herself. Looking at Yu Ping by her side and thinking of the abundant supplies in her space, she felt she could become a winner in life this time.
While she was unaware, a national department received a report.
The weather had not been good these past few days, causing unrest in various places, and many departments had been extremely busy.
That evening, a certain secret department was also working overtime.
Suddenly, a file package appeared on the computer of one of the section chiefs.
He quickly summoned the leaders and computer experts.
Soon, the file package was opened, revealing some text discussing Su Leqing’s possession of a Space Spiritual Artifact and her potential for making predictions.
This mysterious department dealt with incidents that were often inexplicable by science.
Seeing the text did not particularly surprise them.
They continued reading, growing increasingly astonished by the photographs and videos that followed.
The documents chronicled everything from Su Leqing bribing someone to steal Anning’s bracelet to Anning confronting her to reclaim the stolen bracelet—with Su Leqing refusing to return it and nearly committing murder to keep it—followed by the Su family father and daughter collecting materials everywhere.
One segment of the footage was particularly clear.
It showed a warehouse where Su Leqing began gathering materials.
Everything her right hand touched vanished in an instant.
Recognizing this footage, the leaders started to believe that Su Leqing did indeed possess a Space Spiritual Artifact, and that the so-called artifact was likely Tang Anning’s ancestral bracelet.
Then, a set of data emerged, listing the Su family’s sale of company shares, houses, jewelry, and other assets, as well as all the materials they had collected.
Sweat broke out on the foreheads of the leaders as they looked at these figures.
At the end of the file, some speculative text appeared. The sender guessed that Su Leqing might have foreseen the apocalypse and knew that Tang Anning’s bracelet was a Space Spiritual Artifact, which was why she stole the bracelet and was stockpiling supplies.
Having read the documents himself, the section chief wiped his sweat and said softly, "What’s stated in the files must be true. If it wasn’t for impending chaos, the Su family would not have broken off their engagement with the Xiao family."
The leaders quickly inquired, "What broken engagement?"
The section chief explained about the Su family going to the Xiao family to break the engagement, as well as Su Leqing’s subsequent abnormal behavior.
After reflecting for a long time, a leader said, "Have someone follow Su Leqing and see what she’s up to."
Anning quietly sent off the information to a certain department, then took some pills and went to the hospital.
One of her classmates, who got along very well with her, suddenly fell into a coma during class and had been taken to the hospital. Anning brought some medicine to visit her.
When Anning arrived, the hospital was overwhelmed with people.
She struggled to find out which ward her classmate was in, and upon entering, saw a room full of people.
She found her unconscious classmate and the classmate’s parents in a corner.
Anning quickly went over, "Uncle, Auntie, has Nana woken up?"
Nana’s mother looked exhausted, her face streaked with tear stains, "She hasn’t woken up yet. Many people have fallen into comas recently, and none have awakened so far. I’m afraid Nana won’t wake up either..."
Anning was also worried as she carefully observed Nana for a while.
In reality, she was checking how much Demonic Qi was present in Nana.
"You should head back now."
Nana’s mother was a very kind person and started to shoo Anning away after she had only been standing there for a short while, "The hospital isn’t a good place, with so many sick people. Who knows if this illness is contagious. Don’t delay yourself here."
Anning agreed, pulling out a bottle of medicine and handing it to Nana’s mother, "Auntie, this is a medicine I recently developed specifically for Nana’s condition. I’m giving it to you. If Nana doesn’t wake up, you can give it to her. Maybe it will wake her up."
Nana’s mother clutched the bottle of medicine and thanked her profusely.
Anning waved her hand, "Nana and I are classmates, and she often helps me. This is the least I can do. Please don’t thank me. Besides, I have not conducted human trials for this medicine. If you trust me, go ahead and give it to her. If you have doubts, then don’t."
Nana had been in a coma for several days, and Nana’s mother was almost in despair.
Now that Anning had offered her hope, she was certainly going to try it.
After all, Nana’s mother knew Anning well; she had developed several highly effective medicines with excellent healing properties. Trusting Anning’s new medicine enough to give it to Nana meant that it surely wouldn’t do any harm, even if it couldn’t cure her.