During the rest period, Chen Mo instructed Gao Zheng and the others to eat the rations they carried, but not to eat too much, as they still had to march at a high intensity later.
For this expedition, each person carried three days' worth of rations.
Although it was three days' worth of rations, it didn't allow them to eat their fill each time; it was divided so they could eat for three days.
Given the appetite and consumption of a Martial Artist, the remaining rations would only last for two more meals if eaten to satisfaction.
Gao Zheng and the others were taken aback and asked, "Captain, what about tomorrow if we eat all the rations now?"
"Survive today first, then worry about tomorrow." Chen Mo was not very explicit.
Gao Zheng looked at the solemn expression on Chen Mo's face. After a moment of hesitation, he took out the rations.
Their rations consisted of ground rice flour and coarse grain pancakes.
The rice flour wasn't the noodle-like kind.
