Apocalyptic World: Surviving with my husband and my cute little babies Chapter 127: To the library

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"We still have so dicine available. Take it, but please use it sparingly," Elena said as she handed over the fever and cough dicine.

She wanted to convey that dicine was no longer common, so it shouldn’t be wasted or given to others.

"Thank you, Mrs. Caldwell," Dr. Paige replied, understanding the implication behind her words.

"Well, we’re also here to hire you to check on our pets, especially since our cat seems to be restless."

’Mimi seems upset for not being allowed to see Dolphie. Tsk, she has beco so pampered, loved by both Grandpa Caldwell and Little Mia.’

Elena wanted to arrange a general check-up for her pets and needed soone with Dr. Paige’s talent for this task, all while gauging his interest in joining her team.

Yes, she decided to mark Dr. Paige.

"Just take care of your sister first. Once she’s healed, we can discuss further," she added.

Dr. Paige agreed imdiately. Although he didn’t know how long this disaster would last, he felt sowhat secure with them looking out for him.

"Alright. Thank you."

Afterward, Ethan and Elena left the unit and made their way downstairs.

They first looked for a secluded area to summon Xander, Uncle Anthony, and Andrie before exiting the building.

They wanted to experience and adapt to the situation outside, promising to listen to them.

Since they couldn’t babysit them forever, it was best for them to experience the ongoing disaster firsthand.

This would better prepare them for what lay ahead.

They quickly boarded their motorboat and set off toward their first destination: the City A library.

Elena was determined to preserve these books, as they would greatly benefit the next generation.

Additionally, she had her own motives for wanting to ensure that Little Mia and the other kids had access to valuable learning materials.

anwhile, Xander carefully steered the motorboat away from the debris, knowing there were many hidden dangers beneath the water.

As they traveled, they encountered small whirlpools with strong currents that could pull in anything, making the water more dangerous.

Fortunately, Xander was a professional and skillfully maneuvered the motorboat to ensure their safety.

After driving for over an hour, they finally saw a modern library in the distance, standing tall in the floodwaters.

City A Library was a ten-story building well-known for its large collection of books on various subjects, including science, mathematics, law, and health.

It was recognized as one of the best libraries in the nearby cities.

However, as Elena approached, she felt a deep sadness upon seeing that the fifth floor was already flooded, imagining the precious books that had been damaged and could no longer be saved.

Xander circled the building, looking for an alternative entrance, as the whirlpools at the main entrance made it difficult to get inside.

When they spotted a glass door on the sixth floor, they quickly maneuvered the motorboat into position, steadying it while Elena placed the door inside the space.

After checking the area and finding no one around, Ethan went inside, and soon after, Elena then exited at his location, dragging the others.

"It was indeed one of the best libraries," Andrei exclaid, checking the books on the shelves.

"Just looking at the array of books, if you read them one by one, it would take you years to finish!"

"Truly lives up to its title. I’m glad we can still fetch these books," Xander added.

He spotted so basic math books for his little brother and advanced math books for his sister. He still wanted them to learn despite the disaster.

"Alright, let’s gather them up," Elena said, waving her hands as she began to store the books from the shelves.

The sixth floor primarily housed books on mathematics, science, and history.

The collection featured works by renowned scholars and experts in their fields, showcasing a diverse range of perspectives and insights.

Once they finished on the sixth floor, they went upstairs to explore the other floors.

The seventh floor contained a small cafeteria, likely intended as a resting area where readers could relax, eat quietly, or enjoy a snack before returning to their studies.

They quickly collected the supplies stored in the building’s inventory, which included a selection of expensive coffee brands such as Black Ivory, Kopi Luwak, and Jamaican Blue Mountain.

Additionally, they found other premium options, such as St. Helena Coffee, Hacienda La Esralda, and Elida Geisha, alongside more common varieties like Arabica and Robusta.

"Are you sure this is a library? It feels like we’re in a coffee shop. With brands like these, only the rich can afford such expensive coffee."

"Well, researchers might gather around here, and you know they can be quite picky. They only drink the best."

There were also teas available, showcasing a range from luxurious to everyday options.

Among the more expensive selections were Da Hong Pao, renowned for its rich flavor, and Gyokuro, a delicate Japanese green tea.

anwhile, more common brands like Twinings and Lipton offered affordable varieties, making tea accessible to all.

Uncle Anthony didn’t comnt further, believing that these expensive items were likely ant for the wealthy scientists who frequented the place.

Aside from that, preserved cookies were available, their packaging intact and still fresh.

However, the sandwiches had developed mold, so they decided to discard them.

The cafeteria also featured vending machines offering a variety of sodas, including Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Dr Pepper, as well as healthier options such as sparkling water and iced tea, for patrons to enjoy while studying.

There was also equipnt, including a coffee machine, a microwave, a water dispenser, and sturdy tables and chairs. Elena took everything that could still be used or repurposed.

Her mindset was simple: collect, collect, and collect.

It didn’t matter if the items were useful or not; in the near future, they would beco extrely rare.

"They also have expensive chocolates. Little Mia will definitely be happy about this," Andrei said as he opened the chocolate and tried it for himself.

"Probably to make sure the readers stay awake and have the energy to study more. Just don’t tell her about the chocolate; otherwise, she’ll follow you until she gets one," Uncle Anthony replied, thinking about his precious daughter’s little antics.

Seeing Andrei eat one, Elena couldn’t resist the temptation and wanted to indulge as well.

She was stunned again.

’Why am I craving chocolate? No way! I promised myself to go on a diet. I need to be fit to fight properly.’

Ethan chuckled as he watched his wife struggle with the decision. He then opened a chocolate and placed it in her hands.

"Wife, take a bite. There’s no need to stop yourself from enjoying it."

Elena hesitated, thinking about her commitnt to avoid high-calorie snacks.

But her stomach grumbled. "Alright, just a bite." She finally took a bite.

At first, it was just a nibble, but soon she finished the entire piece.

"I finished the whole thing. Sigh, I guess I’ll have to exercise more."

"Don’t worry, I’ll help you train later," Ethan said with a suggestive look, holding his wife’s smooth hands.

Elena playfully slapped his hands, blushing as she continued to store the items.

After clearing out the items on the 7th floor, they proceeded to the 8th floor, which was mostly filled with law and health books.

The library offered a wide range of dical books focused on essential dical knowledge. There were guides about the human body, diseases, treatnts, first aid, and even detailed texts for doctors and nurses.

Additionally, there were books on health and well-being. The shelves were lined with guides on nutrition, exercise, ntal health, and body care, all easy to read and helpful for people of all ages.

"Your aunt would definitely love these books," Uncle Anthony exclaid, knowing his wife enjoyed studying dical literature.

While Ethan walked around collecting books, he accidentally kicked one on the floor and found a charming baby book.

Intrigued, he picked it up and realized it was a guide on Pregnancy and Childcare.

The book provided valuable information on everything from prenatal care to tips for caring for newborns, making it a must-have for new parents.

He quickly added it to his inventory, knowing it would be a helpful addition to his collection.

Everyone was busy collecting books, and after clearing the floor, they proceeded to the 9th floor, where they found mostly manuscripts from renowned historians and experts.

Elena stored the manuscripts carefully, hoping to showcase them one day.

She felt it would be a sha for these important historical papers to be damaged, lost, and forgotten.

The last floor was dedicated to storing books in digital form, securely saved on hard drives.

It was filled with nurous computers and shelves lined with storage devices and backup equipnt, creating a high-tech haven for preserving knowledge.

"With so many storage devices, I believe they’ve already made a digital backup of every book here."

"Indeed. Let’s take them all."

Elena did not hesitate to store everything.

She understood the importance of safeguarding this information, knowing that one day, if society were to return, they would have the ans to restore forgotten knowledge.

With a wave of her hand, the storage devices disappeared and were stored in the space.

Once everything had been taken, everyone decided to leave and check the mall, particularly the jewelry stores.

Elena was excited to collect more jade later, as her Golden Tablet needed these items, unaware that they would soon encounter their enemies.