The Farming Saint in the Starry Wasteland (Elizabeth Schofield) novel Chapter 114

Chapter 114 Express Delivery

“Um, excuse me, are you Ms. Schofield?” The man bent over a little, speaking carefully and politely.

“What do you want?” Elizabeth glanced at him indifferently.

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Once she confirmed who she was, the man’s smile grew even wider. He stepped aside and gestured for her to go ahead.

“Oh, it really is you! Someone as busy as you shouldn’t be wasting their precious time standing in line! Come on, take my spot at

the front!”

Elizabeth didn’t even look at the front of the line. Her voice stayed calm. “No thanks. I’m not in a hurry.”

Even after being turned down, the man didn’t give up. He moved closer, rubbing his hands, and quickly introduced himself. “Ms. Schofield, I’m from Hope Town. My name’s Danny Wilger. I’m not a bad guy! I heard a lot of people in our town work for you and earn liquid supplements. Can I join too? I’m strong, I can handle heavy work! Carrying stuff, cleaning trash–I’m great at it! And I don’t ask for much. Just one bottle a day, no, even half a bottle is fine! I can also help manage others. If anyone slacks off, I’ll be the first to call them out…”

He kept talking non–stop, basically selling himself, his spit practically flying as he spoke.

Elizabeth frowned slightly. Before he could finish, she cut him off. “We’re not hiring right now. If we need people, your town head will be informed.”

The hopeful smile on Danny’s face froze.

Seeing Elizabeth getting annoyed, he panicked. Without thinking, he reached out, trying to grab her arm and keep pestering her. “Ms. Schofield, please think about it, I-”

Before his hand could even touch her sleeve…

Bang!

A dull thud, followed by Danny’s sudden scream.

He was kicked hard and sent flying several feet away. He crashed onto the ground, clutching his stomach, curling up in pain. His face twisted as he struggled to breathe, unable to get up.

Elizabeth slowly lowered her leg. Her eyes were ice cold, her voice full of disgust as she said, “Don’t touch me. I’m a germaphobe.”

Danny lay on the ground, groaning. When he looked up at her, a flash of resentment crossed his eyes, but it was quickly drowned by fear.

He didn’t dare say another word.

The people around them instinctively stepped aside, making a clear path straight to the counter.

Elizabeth didn’t hesitate. She walked right to the front of the line and stopped in front of the service robot.

“Shipping.” Her voice was calm again, like she hadn’t just knocked someone flying.

The robot quickly displayed a menu.

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Chapter 114 Express Delivery

Standard Delivery: arrived within one week–10,000 stellar coins.

Express Delivery: arrived next day–100,000 stellar coins.

If it were before, Elizabeth would never pick the 10,000 stellar coin standard shipping.

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But now, thinking about the heavy 10 million “gift” in her account, she moved her finger and chose Express Delivery without

hesitation.

Spending 100,000 stellar coins just to send a package still hurt a little.

But she treated it as part of the return gift.

When filling out the shipping info, she typed directly in the address: Hewitt Castle, Sky Island No. 2, Centria Planet.

Everyone in the kingdom knew Sky Island No. 2 belonged to the Hewitts, so there was no need for a detailed address.

Then in the recipient field, she wrote: Mrs. Zaylee.

She placed the two storage buttons–one with strawberries, the other with sweet potatoes and potatoes–onto the robot’s security conveyor and paid the expensive 100,000 stellar coin shipping fee.

The robot generated a digital receipt. The whole process took only two or three minutes.

After finishing, the robot politely asked, “Do you require any other services?”

Elizabeth glanced at the price list for goods. She thought the prices listed there were for sale, so she waved it off and left.

She could go to Centria Planet every three days now. No way she’d buy overpriced stuff here.

After leaving the recycling station counter, she took out her hover bike, ready to head home.

What Elizabeth didn’t notice–or didn’t care about–was that ever since her hover bike showed up near the station, several hidden eyes had been locked on her.

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