Wasteland scavenging, fat girl takes the sick and disabled family away

Chapter 411 Mission Success Rate

The survivor who had accepted the planting task involuntarily took two steps back.

He looked with some wariness at Shi Xiangrui and Shi Jixiang, who showed great interest in what he was saying.

Not far away, someone seemed to notice the strangeness of the place and immediately walked over warily to ask.

"What happened?"

When you're away from home, people from your hometown will naturally help you.

Especially these young people who came from the old school, they are as united as can be when they are outside.

In this dangerous wasteland outside, no one can bully them.

Shi Jixiang hurriedly turned around and said to the boy,

"A survivor here asked us what to do if he killed the sapling he received?"

Shi Xiangrui nodded, "Yes, so will it be our turn or theirs?"

The boys gathered around upon hearing this.

"If the seedlings die, it's our responsibility. It must be because the seedlings we provided were not good enough."

It is probably only those saplings that are congenitally deformed and have no chance of growing that will be planted and killed.

That must mean that their base didn't do proper quality control when exporting the seedlings.

That's why the survivors who accepted the mission killed the tree they planted.

But the boy paused and then said...
"Since the tree is dead, this task will be canceled and will not be counted in the failure rate."

All the survivors who accepted the mission in front of the electronic screen in the lair.

Even the laborers in the lair who take on missions.

Their information will eventually be compiled and sent to their hideout.

Guai Guai set up a large computer there that could record the success or failure rate of each survivor who accepted a mission.

In other words, the more missions you accept and the more successful you are, the higher your survival rate. If you accept missions but don't complete them properly, and keep failing, your failure rate will keep increasing.

This is also to make it easier for the base to release some tasks that can only be accepted based on the success rate later on.

Survivors with a high failure rate are less likely to receive high-paying missions.

High-paying tasks often come with a certain degree of danger.

Even the most prized items may only be available once or in just a few times.

The number of people who can accept a task must be limited.

The survivor, satisfied with the answer, left.

He was getting ready to grab his tools and get to work on the land preparation tasks ahead.

But when he returned to the edge of the snowmelt, he rubbed his eyes in disbelief.

When he left, the sapling tied to the stone wasn't very big.

How come this sapling has grown to over a meter tall after he only went around to the edge of the safe zone and came back?
Is this still the same sapling he originally planted?
Did someone replace his saplings with other saplings after he left?

So, according to that logic, he actually benefited.

After all, the task description also states that as long as you grow this sapling to five meters tall, you can complete the task.

He has now obtained a tree that is over a meter tall in just over an hour.

If he waits another ten years or so, and the tree grows to five meters tall, he will be able to get more than a hundred small red flags.

This saved me several years of time for no reason.

He thought to himself with a smug grin, then furtively glanced to his left and right.

He was afraid that the fool who had switched his saplings would realize what was happening and come back to take the saplings back.

For this purpose, he even took tools and started preparing the ground right next to the saplings.