In just a few days, after shuttling back and forth between Havana multiple times, Pierre felt physically and mentally exhausted.
After all, even an iron man would find it taxing to spend more than ten hours a day flying in the sky.
Even though his LV.3 spatial ability could temporarily double its capacity, each trip still couldn't transport more than a mere twenty thousand tons of sugar. If he wanted to stockpile enough supplies before leaving the United States, he would have to make several more trips.
To improve efficiency, Pierre even rented over a dozen warehouses in Florida to store the goods.
As for the subsequent transportation and transactions, they could all be handled in Florida.
The flight from Havana to Florida took about two hours.
Three flights a day.
That was about sixteen hours in total.
He could only manage a little over fifty thousand tons a day.
There was no other way—he just had to fly more trips.
