"Farke! Farke!" Englishman Martin sat on the stairs leaning against the wall, cursing constantly.

Next to him, Isabelle, whose little face was a little pale, held a roll of silver-white tape with a metallic luster. He carefully tore off a piece and helped him stick it to Martin's exposed left arm.

The silver tape has a very good effect. Once it is applied, the long wound on Martin's left arm is completely covered, and blood is no longer flowing like before.

"Hiss..." Beside him, Julian, a Tsarist Russian man, took a breath of air conditioning, his face ferociously, as if he was trying to endure something.

The bulletproof vest on his body had been taken off, and even the original one-piece suit was taken off, revealing his strong and furry upper body.

However, behind him, silver tape that occupied most of the back was densely covered, wrapping him like a mummy.

Next to the two wounded men, temporary captain Jimmy was slowly approaching the thick door above his head, carefully looking at the small glass observation window on the door.

Due to the dust, the glass observation window is still a vast white area, as if a layer of white mist is lingering, making people unable to see the scene outside.

Suddenly, a black shadow suddenly became larger in the white mist, blocking the entire observation cabin.

Immediately afterwards, there was a dull collision... "dong"!

"Fake! They're still outside!" Jimmy couldn't help but swear.

"They won't crash in, are they?" Justin looked panicked.

"It shouldn't be. This door is five or six feet thick, and there are reinforced metal load-bearing walls next to it. They should not be broken." Although Sheldon next to him looked a little shocked, the analysis was still as clear as ever.

"What the hell is this?" Under the stairs, Shawka poked a pool of things on the ground with a slender metal stick.

That was when they retreated before, and then rushed into a meatball monster in the passage. Due to the narrow passage and inconvenient dodging, Julian took it into two halves by a saw and fell to the ground.

In fact, they did not go smoothly when they retreated before. The meatball monster rushed over quickly, and the three people behind the palace were injured to varying degrees.

"Maybe it was a mutant creature produced after radiation?" Cumberbatch, with a long face, also stood next to the monster, pulled the suspended light closer to the light and observed carefully.

"They don't have wings, how could they fly so flexibly?" Donnie was worried about the hit rate of the DingTalk machine before.

"Well..." Cumberbatch touched his chin and pointed the beach with the thin stick in his hand to explain: "You see, these monsters are not solid. They are like pufferfish, which will inflate themselves into their stomachs and turn themselves into a balloon. With the high-speed jet on its body, the principle is like you let go of the air inlet of a balloon full of air, and the balloon will fly out all at once..."

"Yes, their power is not very great. It attacks everyone with the bone spurs hidden in the sarcoma of just a part of their body." Sheldon on the other side also expressed his opinion: "If we can find more metal plates such as 'simple dam module' to protect the four sides, we should not be afraid of them."

"I don't understand at all." Jack next to him couldn't help but ask: "These ghosts don't look like they don't have eyes. How did they find us and come straight towards us?"

Everyone looked in the direction he pointed out. Sure enough, the two halves of monsters looked very simple, with only a hideous mouth and a body full of sarcoma. There was nothing obviously with eyes on them.

"Well..." Cumberbatch touched his chin and thought about it for a while before saying, "I think it should be because of the nuclear winter. In the nuclear winter, nuclear dust covers the sky, covering the sky and the sun, the visibility on the earth is extremely low, and the radiation in the air is extremely large. In this case, the eyes of biological organisms in general are useless. It is understandable that these creatures that have been mutated by nuclear radiation all year round have not evolved into eyes. They may use sounds, smells, sound waves, or heat sensing to perceive the outside world."

"Yes, there is a possibility." Sheldon agreed.

"What should we do next?" Tom looked at the monster corpses on the ground for a while, and turned around and asked.

"There are at least twenty or thirty monsters outside now, and we don't have the right weapons to deal with them now..." Martin covered his arms and said, "Let's avoid it. Anyway, there are several exits below, so there are no need to force it."

"By the way, why didn't you see anyone else outside just now?" Shawka expressed doubts: "It seems that we are the only ones on the top of the mountain."

"There are eight passages in the base." Cumberbatch analyzed: "Why do we need to design so many passages? There must be a reason... If all of these eight passages lead to the top of the mountain, if the top of the mountain is bombarded by nuclear bombs and the passage collapses, wouldn't everyone in the underground shelter be buried alive? Some must lead to the top of the mountain, some lead to the foot of the mountain, and some lead to the foot of the mountain or some other place."

"Yes! Let's go to other channels! Follow those Chinese people." Jimmy made a final decision: "Although these Chinese people are not very friendly, they are too many people after all. Now we have nothing to do. With them to help solve the monsters in the early stage, it is easier to survive. At worst, you can find opportunities to part ways in the future."

His words made sense, and others agreed, and the group turned around and went down the stairs.

On the way, I met several waves of Chinese people coming up along the stairs. Jimmy, the best Chinese language, came out to explain the situation outside the passage, but not all teams followed his warnings, and there were still several teams full of confidence and continued to move upward, without taking the dangerous monsters outside at all.

After another twenty minutes of trek, the group finally returned to the large square with a glass room in the middle.

"Which door should we go?" Donny looked around.

"Go over there." Jimmy pointed in one direction and explained: "That was the first door to be opened, and there were the most people entering, so it should be the safest."

The group continued to move forward, but as soon as they reached the entrance of the passage, Jimmy paused.

"What's wrong?" Isabelle next to him expressed confusion.

"It's time for me." Jimmy's face was bitter.

Just now, a holographic screen that no one else could see jumped out with a "beep" sound in front of him. Two lines of words were clearly written on the screen:

"Your virtual reality game time today is about to run out. Please be prepared and actively exit the game and virtual reality world before the countdown is over. The countdown is 14 minutes and 59 seconds."
Chapter completed!