Chapter 135: Just Consider It as a Thank You for Their Help on Our Behalf

After entering the cabin, everyone felt a little better without the cold wind blowing outside.

No way, who made them fly directly from the warm low-latitude northern temperate zone to the high-latitude Arctic Circle.

From 20 degrees Celsius above zero, it dropped directly to minus 20 degrees Celsius.

There was no time to change the clothes on my body, so I had to wear a thick down jacket for a while.

If they hadn't been prepared in advance and lowered the temperature in the cabin in advance, they might have caught a cold by now.

"This is your lounge. I've had people clean it up in advance. The male compatriots will live with us, and you female compatriots will make do with it for now. This ship is no better than other places."

Captain Morgan led everyone to the rest area inside the cabin, opened a hatch and pointed to a lounge inside that was obviously temporarily arranged.

There are three bunk beds, two tables and a set of lockers inside. The space in the cabin is not large, but it can be used by several girls, so it won't be too crowded.

When Leni looked at the layout of the cabin, she always felt like she was seeing a school dormitory.

Nothing but relatively clean.

Fortunately the cabin wasn't cold.

Thanks to the six huge diesel engines on this ship, a continuous flow of warm air is delivered to all parts of the cabin by the central air-conditioning.

At least here they don't need to wear down jackets all the time and can sleep peacefully.

Captain Morgan set a time limit for them to use the shower room and ensured that no one would disturb them during that time.

Leni nodded. After all, her group had something to ask for, and it was natural for them to obey their arrangements.

A few strong men helped them put down their luggage, but they originally wanted to hang on in the name of helping.

But under the fierce gaze of his own captain, he reluctantly got up and said goodbye to several ladies.

"I still have something to do, so I won't interrupt you. If you need anything, you can always call me through the intercom on the wall. You guys have a good rest."

After kicking the crew member who finally came out of the room, Captain Morgan greeted everyone with a smile and left with Colson and Fitz.

Leni smiled and watched everyone leave, keeping the APG-63 radar system on.

It wasn't until Colson and Coulson were confirmed to be safe that they returned to the cabin and sat on the hard bed.

"They two are fine. We don't need to worry about them. Let's pack their luggage first."

The girls had no objection and each chose a bed.

Melinda knew that she was the oldest and the strongest, so she took the initiative to sleep in the lower bunk closer to the door.

The two female researchers, Simmons and Meister, were placed in the innermost part of the cabin by Leni, while Skye slept on top of her.

Their strength is not good, and their ability to protect themselves in the face of danger is poor. Leni does not trust them.

Melinda, who has long been tired of field missions, is not picky about the accommodation here. After all, she has experienced worse environments.

Leni is the same, whether she was a female gunner or an ordinary person in her previous life, it was common for her to sleep in the wild or in cheap cubicles.

I don't know about Mesteleni, but judging from her appearance, she must have experienced dormitory life.

Simmons, on the other hand, doesn't seem to feel much now, and is more excited about the dormitory life.

I just don’t know if Simmons, a seemingly ladylike girl, will not be able to adapt after this excitement is over.

After making the bed, Leni took out other people's personal belongings from the void.

Not to mention cosmetics, sunscreen is a must.

In the Arctic Circle, which lasts for several months, no matter how low the temperature is, the 24-hour uninterrupted ultraviolet rays are still very torturous.

Lying on the bed, no one spoke. Even Simmons, who was chattering excitedly just now, felt a little tired.

Not to mention Melinda, who had been flying all day, had already closed her eyes and took a nap.

Skye, on the other hand, is used to living alone in a car, so he doesn't feel uncomfortable with the environment here.

It was the continuous stimulation of information in the past two days that made her unable to sleep when she was free now.

S.H.I.E.L.D., Arctic Survey Corps, Captain America, Hydra...

The series of information made her a little overwhelmed and even more confused.

Where should I go?

Previously, I impulsively decided to join SHIELD to find out my life experience, but now I know what SHIELD actually needs to do.

Skye doesn't know if she's up to it, let alone whether she can uncover the secrets of the past.

I didn’t understand it before, so I had no fear.

Now that she knew some secrets, Skye actually retreated a little.

…

At dinner time, everyone and the crew went to the mess hall of the Polar Star and had dinner with them here.

Colson went to socialize with Captain Morgan, but Fitz had no choice but to carry the dinner plate and sit down next to the women.

"Although I expected that the environment in the crew's lounge would not be very good, I didn't expect it to be that bad."

Fitz sighed, taking a helpless bite of beef as everyone looked at him inquiringly.

"This ship was put into service in 1976. It is about the same age as my father. Even though I was prepared, it still surprised me."

He scooped a spoonful of potato stew and put it into his mouth to fill his hungry belly.

"The cabin you're in should have been specially arranged by the captain. They haven't had a female visitor for a long time. It must have taken a lot of effort to make that room."

Laini nodded slowly. She could see that. The furnishings in the room could be guessed at a glance that they were temporarily arranged.

"What do you want to say?"

Fitz shook his head, indicating that he didn't mean anything else.

"I just think that compared to us, these ordinary crew members are really hard-working. Maybe we should bring more supplies or other spiritual comfort."

Laini didn't comment and motioned Fitz to continue.

"I think... maybe I can help them upgrade the satellite network, at least so that they can video call their families or play games when they are resting..."

Laini had no objection to this and patted Fitz on the shoulder.

"In that case, do it if you want to. Just thank them for their help on our behalf."

Simmons also nodded to Fitz encouragingly. She had confidence in Fitz in this regard.

"Then I'll leave it to you, Fitz."

After getting the affirmation from the person he liked, Fitz breathed a sigh of relief and patted his chest to indicate that he would take care of it.

"I can help too!"

When Skye heard that it was about network technology, she couldn't find her role in the team for a while and quickly stepped forward.

However, when she saw everyone looking at her strangely, she suddenly realized that she was a little abrupt.

She could only smile awkwardly at the people around her and sit back down honestly.

"I mean... probably..."