Life Dungeon Game

He looked at him.

"The department within the research institute responsible for matters outside of Central China,"

Yang De lit a cigarette and put it in his mouth. He offered He Ao a cigarette, but He Ao refused. So he could only hold the cigarette in his mouth and look at the seabirds in the distance. The wind carried away wisps of smoke. "We spend most of our time abroad, carrying out missions that are either secret or not so secret. Relatively speaking, we don't have as many rules. You are a good fit for us."

"But I am a law-abiding and good person."

He threw the body in his hand into the sea; this was the last one.

Yang De watched He Ao's skillful body disposal movements and fell into a brief silence.

He didn't know how to respond for a moment, but in the end he smiled and shook his head.

"Joining an overseas department doesn't necessarily mean leaving your hometown, family, or living environment. You only need to go abroad when carrying out a mission. Our salaries are high, and the compensation is also very high..."

"How tall is it?"

He Ao suddenly asked a question.

Yang De was taken aback, then thought for a moment and explained carefully, “The salary of ordinary overseas staff is about 15,000, with full social insurance and housing fund contributions. The salary of superhumans is between 20,000 and 150,000, depending on the difficulty of the work and their rank. As for the compensation… it’s probably several million.”

"Are there any outsourced tasks? Are outsourced employees covered by social insurance and housing fund?"

He Ao asked seriously.

"Outsourcing does exist... but not much, and the tasks involved are not important. There is no such thing as employees in outsourcing. We simply hand over part of the task to the outsourcing personnel to handle completely, and settle the payment in a lump sum afterward."

Yang De looked at He strangely.

"Oh," he thought for a moment, "If you want to do outsourced tasks, that's fine too. Log in to your intranet account and add me as a friend. If there are any tasks, I'll contact you. My code name is 'Warrior'."

"can."

He looked up at him and nodded slightly.

After saying that, he walked towards the cabin.

He may not accept these tasks, but leaving a channel is better than nothing.

"Heroes emerge from youth."

Yang De leaned against the railing, watching He Ao's back, and sighed softly as seagulls flew overhead.

Just then, the young man who had been translating with the megaphone earlier slowly walked over and said, "Brother Yang, have a cigarette."

"Damn it, these are all good cigarettes. Every one I smoke is one less I have. Go smoke your own."

Yang De rolled his eyes.

"You just offered that guy a cigarette..."

The young man seemed somewhat indignant.

"What are their skills compared to yours?" Yang De cursed. "Half of those thirty-odd men were killed by them, and they also dealt with those fishing boats behind them. You've been hiding in some den since the start of the war."

At this point, Yang De suddenly remembered something and looked at the young man with some confusion, "Shouldn't you be inside interrogating those pirates? How did you get out?"

“We have a ‘sharer’ in our team,” the young man said, taking out a cigarette, lighting it, and putting it in his mouth. “I’m not the one who gets to do interrogation. They can get all the information out of us just by chatting.”

“Not only that,” Yang De said after a moment’s thought, “she should have advanced in the ruins.”

"Huh?" The young man was taken aback. "What are the talents of a Sharer after advancing to the next level?"

"How would I know if you ask me?" Yang De rolled his eyes, looking at the azure sky. "Did you shake off the eyes behind you?"

"Yeah, I just sniped them from the top of the bridge," the young man nodded slightly. "These pirates seem to have ill intentions."

"Contact the research institute first,"

Yang De rubbed his temples. "I'm afraid our disguise has been exposed."

Later, I experienced some writer's block. Please add to your favorites, subscribe, vote with monthly tickets, and recommend!

Chapter 263 Emergency Situation (Please add to your favorites, subscribe, and vote with monthly tickets)

【He Ao】

[Privilege Level: Regular Player]

Physical fitness: 247

[Skills: Talent Sequence 272: Super Memory (Soul Binding) (D-rank), Basic Firearms Proficiency, Talent Sequence 40: Magician]

Mechanical modification: None

[Martial Arts: Refining Essence into Qi (Rank D)]

[Character Skills: None]

He Ao stared at his attribute panel. This time, his physical attributes had not increased at all, but a silver-gray briefcase appeared in front of him.

The suitcase is the folded form of the Adam 1.

In the end, he chose the Adam 1 mech. Compared to the other two top-tier D-class items, the repairable Adam 1 basically crossed the C-class threshold and could be used directly as a C-class item.

Although it was only an intermittent Grade C.

He lifted it; the suitcase was very light.

This was the first time he had combined the feelings of the real world with the memories of the dungeon world.

For Wei An, whose physical fitness level is only 35, this suitcase is too heavy. Although he can lift it and run, the feedback to his brain is that it is 'too heavy'.

However, for He Ao's physical attributes, which are as high as 247, the weight of this metal box did not feel strong, and it was not much heavier than a tablet computer.

He Ao pressed the button on the briefcase.

A faint blue light shone from the edge of the suitcase.

This is the mech recording Heo's biological information.

In fact, He Ao has been studying the entire mecha for a whole day, but he is only now beginning to enter biometric authentication information.

The data entry was very fast; it was almost instantaneous, and the entry was completed in the blink of an eye.

After the data entry was completed, the mecha emitted a soft 'ding' sound.

If it's in a dungeon world, Eve will activate immediately upon input.

Clearly, the Adam 1 model provided by the system does not include advanced artificial intelligence like Eve; it only has the most basic combat modules.

But this was nothing to Heo, because Eve herself was created by Vian, line by line.

Although Vian borrowed a lot of existing artificial intelligence databases and code snippets when writing Eve, it was not written from scratch.

However, after removing these databases and code segments, and making slight modifications, He Ao can still write a 'youth version' of Eve.

Compared to the full version of Eve, which requires massive computing power, this youthful version of Eve should be more suitable for the central processing unit used by Adam 1 and the situation of the main world network.

Well, if we could find the central processing unit that was taken from the tower in the ruins, it might be able to support a complete version of Eve.

However, all of these things take time; even replicating the code from memory takes time.

He Ao yawned, picked up his suitcase, and walked out of the room.

It was dinnertime, but the countdown to the next dungeon run was still ticking in his field of vision.

The system time is very accurate, always forty-eight hours, and will not be modified due to changes in time zones.

The journey was relatively peaceful; after that encounter with the pirates, nothing else happened, and there were no further developments.

They sought revenge from the pirates, but never encountered any other pirates.

The journey was smooth and the sky was clear until nightfall.

The daytime is actually longer than normal.

Because the cruise ship that He Ao and his companions were on was traveling from east to west.

Planets rotate from west to east. When sunlight shines on a planet, the side that is illuminated is daytime, and the side that is not illuminated is nighttime. In other words, if we take the Earth as a frame of reference, the boundary between day and night moves from east to west.

A person who does not move is relatively still relative to the earth. Night passes by him from east to west, and from his perception, it is the transition from day to night.

The cruise ship moves from east to west, which is equivalent to running through the night. Instead of staying still and waiting for night to fall, the ship is running into the daytime area. Naturally, the time spent in the daytime is more than the time spent standing still.

He looked out the window; the starry sky shrouded the dark sea.

His day passed quickly. He logged into the foundation's intranet through the cruise ship's satellite router, added Yang De as a friend, and then kept tinkering with Adam One without eating a single grain of rice. Although he didn't feel hungry, He felt he should go and eat something.

He carried his suitcase and headed towards the restaurant on the cruise ship.

The rebate period had long passed by this time, and there weren't many people in the restaurant.

The cruise ship has a buffet with a variety of food and fruit for diners to help themselves.

He Ao picked out a roasted chicken leg, a braised pork belly, a stir-fried eggplant with vinegar, a braised pork knuckle, a simple egg fried rice, a bowl of old duck soup, and casually found a place to sit down.

He had just put down the tray when a figure sat down opposite him.

"You ate so much?"

The commentator propped his head up and blinked as he looked at He Ao.

She was also carrying a tray of food, but the tray only contained one large steamed bun, a bowl of porridge, and a small dish of pickled vegetables.

He Ao looked up at her, picked up a piece of braised pork and put it in his bowl. He ate the pork while eating rice, ignoring her.

Aren't you curious why I'm eating so late?

The commentator approached mysteriously.

He Ao looked at her with a puzzled expression.

That look seemed to say, 'I'm not surprised, I'm just eating now too!'

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The commentator felt frustrated.

For the first time, she realized how difficult it was to get someone to talk.

Standing next to He Ao, she often doubted whether her talent was a fake talent.

"Actually, I went to interrogate those pirates," the commentator clicked his tongue, glancing casually in another direction, "and they've only just come out now..."