Marcus Quinn sat in the cafeteria counting the remaining supplies. There were still 150 pounds of pig trotters, enough for just one more day. The black fish was gone as well. If they bought daily, the cost would be high. There would be a large demand for beef and mutton in the future, so a stable supply was needed. Calculating this, there were at least eight to ten tasks to be done.
Since everyone had been busy all morning, they went to rest after lunch. Marcus went to the cafeteria's earthen stove to cook the pig trotters for sale the next day.
Having calculated today's profit, A'tan quickly went to find Marcus and found him by the stove.
Marcus was adding firewood to the stove, wearing a vest that showed his strong and muscular arms. Because the stool at the stove was low, his long legs were crossed. When he saw A'tan approaching, his eyes brightened slightly, but his face showed no expression.
