Life Dungeon Game

So what other cities feared most about leaving their cities was a perfectly natural thing for the people of Rock City.

The residents of Rock City all have a relative or acquaintance working in a mine outside the city.

However, the mines outside the city are generally protected by small high walls and patrolled by security forces, which is quite different from the pure wilderness.

The northern part of the city has the most mines and the most miners.

The only way for the miners to enter or leave the city was by riding in a convoy of fully armed transport vehicles operated by the mining conglomerate.

These vehicles are only free for miners on their first visit to the mine; otherwise, they are charged exorbitant fees.

Rockville was still quite cold in March; it had just snowed heavily a couple of days ago.

He Ao covered up the bloodstains, went into the 24-hour supermarket, and bought a hooded windproof coat, a carton of milk, a sandwich, and a newly released adult holographic projection chip.

A person who buys things in a secretive manner is suspicious, but a person who buys adult learning materials in a secretive manner is not so suspicious.

Roque has a strong religious tradition, and the overall atmosphere is relatively conservative.

At least that's how it looks on the surface.

The supermarket cashier was a young girl who looked like a student. She skillfully swiped He Ao's card and printed the receipt, pausing slightly when she got to the adult chip, and then quickly completed the checkout.

By this point, He Ao had spent all the cash he had on him.

He ate the sandwich and drank the milk, put on his windproof coat, pulled up the hood, and slowly disappeared into the night.

The news of his arrest warrant hasn't spread yet, and even if it did, not many people would really care.

People are more interested in a wealth of entertainment products than a vicious criminal.

Of course, He Ao's high reward will inevitably attract the attention of some people.

Coupled with the extensive search by the hidden force connected to the mine, a frenzy to find him is bound to sweep through the city in the coming days.

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At dawn, He Ao arrived at the north gate.

However, he did not go directly to the city gate.

Standing at a distance, he could see the FBI agents conducting checks at the city gate.

The city garrison typically does not cooperate with the FBI, and its internal information database is not accessible to the FBI. Therefore, the FBI often issues warrants for the arrests of cult members who are not on the city garrison's records and can freely enter and leave the city.

However, the FBI is not without options.

They can't easily check people entering the city, but they can set up checkpoints to check people leaving the city one by one.

Such checks are very time-consuming and labor-intensive, and they are also subject to both overt and covert obstruction from the city's garrison.

It seems the other party really went to great lengths to capture me.

strength.

He glanced at the checkpoint from afar, then turned and disappeared at the end of the street.

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Around nine o'clock in the morning, a long convoy appeared at the north gate of the city.

This is a convoy of a mining consortium heading to a mine.

At the head of the convoy were the security company's vehicles, followed by armed buses carrying the miners, and at the very back were a long line of trucks.

At that moment, He Ao was inside a truck.

This convoy belonged to the mine where Nell's father worked. Nell had come with his mother to see his father off when he was a child, so Heo knew the convoy's pick-up point very well.

Sneaking into the carriage is also very simple. Find a corner, and while the convoy is loading goods, memorize the carriage's code. Then, when no one is around, you can sneak in.

It just means that you might need to test your skills and reaction time along the way.

The convoy was quickly stopped by an FBI checkpoint.

The security company personnel showed their passes.

The accompanying mining consortium employees got out of the car and followed the FBI agents for inspection.

The detectives quickly finished inspecting the miners and went to the back of the convoy.

What's in your truck?

The detective asked casually.

"These are supplies to replenish the mine. After all, so many people need to eat, drink, and relieve themselves, so we brought a little extra."

The mining consortium employee said cautiously.

The detective casually patted the back of one of the trucks.

"Open it and see if there are any people hiding there."

"How could we possibly hide people? We're only carrying supplies to be sent out of the city."

The employee casually handed over a rolled-up banknote and said softly.

"I'll let you open it and take a look!"

The detective's face darkened.

The smiles on the faces of the mining consortium employees froze.

In the distance, a machine gun on an armed bus was pointed in their direction.

"Are you out of your mind? This is a mining conglomerate!"

Another detective rushed over, pulled the first detective away, and took the roll of banknotes from the employee's hand, laughing, "It's alright, it's alright, you can go ahead."

The employee, still smiling, returned to his car.

The convoy continued its journey without encountering any obstacles at the city defense checkpoints, proceeding smoothly all the way.

He Ao, inside the carriage, glanced back at the 'supplies' beside him.

These so-called "supplies" to the mines were machine guns, laser cannons, and sensor mines.

These are all contraband items and cannot be transported out of the city without a permit.

It's an open secret in Rock City that mining conglomerates' convoys transport contraband out of the city to sell to wilderness wanderers in exchange for furs.

Nevertheless, these items are still contraband and cannot be exposed to sunlight.

No one dared to inspect the mining conglomerate's vehicles.

As the vehicle gradually stabilized, He Ao took off his blood-stained cotton coat, wrapped it around the broken sword, and held it in his arms.

A strong sense of drowsiness suddenly struck him. After all, Neil's body was that of an ordinary person. Having experienced so many intense events and suffered such serious injuries, he really needed to rest for a while.

The convoy's first stop will be the Wilderness Camp, and it will take a long time to get there.

He Ao, holding the broken sword, leaned against the box containing the laser cannon and closed his eyes slightly.

When he regained consciousness, a sudden burst of crimson blood blinded him.

The world around me is illusory and bizarre.

He was pulled into some kind of 'dream'.

The next chapter will probably have to wait until tomorrow, emmm, I haven't been feeling too well lately.

Chapter 343 Divine Revelation (Please subscribe, add to your favorites, and vote with monthly tickets)

A murmur, like a whisper, rang in He Ao's ear.

They are faint and fragmented, like the buzzing of mosquitoes in summer, or the chirping of cicadas by a pond.

The crimson that had blindfolded He Ao gradually faded, transforming into a distorted and bizarre crimson sky.

Beneath this sky lies a secluded path.

He looked around and saw twisted trees with blood seeping from their bark growing crookedly along the path.

The path has a distinct curve, suggesting it's a route leading uphill.

He looked behind him; the blood-red mist obscured his vision and also the road below the mountain.

He raised his head and looked ahead.

The secluded road turned into a bizarre, dense forest.

The whispers in the woods grew increasingly chaotic, like invisible parasites trying to burrow into Heo's mind.

Even He Ao was gradually filled with irritability and confusion due to the chaotic whispers.

He guessed that he had entered some kind of twisted secret realm.

He tried to escape the secret place, but found that the whispers in his ears were growing stronger and stronger, as if they were going to completely erode his will and his soul.

However, He Ao still had some resistance to this kind of crazy pollution. His will swept through the intense whispers and gradually came to the senses of his sleeping body.

He felt the scenery around him disappearing, a blood-red sky descending, and everything becoming unreal.

Just as he was about to 'wake up,' he gave up.

The surrounding scenery became clear again. He walked on the path of blood-red mud, and heard noisy and indistinct whispers in his ears.

If it were an ordinary person, they might have already been driven to madness and depravity by the influx of these whispers into their minds.

However, He Ao felt that he could still resist these whispers to some extent.

So he decided to continue exploring deeper into the area along this path.

The path down the mountain was blocked by fog, so He Ao decided to 'go up the mountain' to take a look.

But when he took his first step, he paused slightly.

Going up the mountain didn't present the difficulties of climbing in the real world. Instead, it felt like going down a mountain, with a force pulling you along, making it exceptionally easy.

He Ao took his first step but didn't control his strength well and almost rolled forward.

He thought for a moment, then turned and took a step in the direction of 'going downhill'.

A powerful pulling force was hindering He'ao's movement.