Life Dungeon Game

Until that already dull face was completely smashed.

He walked to the refrigerator, the door was open, and the enhancement and life-saving potions inside were nowhere to be found.

"Is it for these things?"

He grinned. "Looks like that guy's already gone. I wonder how he managed to sneak in... But it's a good thing for me."

He turned around, took a sealed bag out of his pocket, and then took out an extremely thin leather glove from the sealed bag.

He put on the gloves and turned on the supercomputer.

As the startup screen lit up, his expression gradually became serious.

The most valuable thing in this research institute is what's stored on this computer.

The computer quickly entered the biometric interface.

Zadi pulled a long, black, rectangular device from his pocket, then drew a dagger from his waist, pried open the supercomputer's chassis, and plugged the device into a port inside.

"I didn't expect that this thing could be used immediately after it was made."

He then returned to the screen and placed his gloved hand on the biosensor beneath it.

As a green box lit up, a virtual keyboard popped up on the screen.

After successful biometric authentication, you will need to enter a password.

Zadi remained calm. He took out a black ring, slipped it onto his fingertip, and traced the screen.

Soon, he used his ring to extract a very small, needle-like micro-sensor from the gap at the bottom edge of the screen.

He lifted his bracelet and inserted the sensor into the side of it.

Accompanied by a flash of light, it seemed that the bracelet was reading data from the sensor.

After a short wait, a 36-digit password consisting of numbers and letters appeared on the bracelet.

"Success."

Zadi breathed a sigh of relief and began quickly entering the password according to the bracelet.

After typing the last letter, he paused, checked the password again to make sure it was correct, and then pressed the Enter key.

The next second, the light on the screen slowly changed, and an upside-down emblem of stars over the sea appeared on the screen.

This is the logo of Stars Pharmaceuticals.

Immediately afterwards, software icons appeared on the screen.

"Those bastards at Qunxing Pharmaceuticals have so many tricks up their sleeves. It's really not easy to get their stuff."

Zadi quickly clicked on an external drive icon, which appeared to be the device he had just plugged into his computer.

Once the drive is clicked, it starts running automatically, and a copy interface appears on the screen.

Zadi stared intently at the copied interface, beads of sweat trickling down his forehead.

Concentrating intently on copying the data, he didn't notice a pair of calm eyes silently watching him from the shadows beneath him.

The data transfer rate of this supercomputer's data interface seemed to be very high; in less than thirty seconds, all the files on the computer were copied into the external drive.

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Di opened the computer's file interface, confirmed that all files had been copied, then walked to the computer case and unplugged his long, rectangular device.

He put the device back into his pocket, then took out several thumb-sized miniature high-performance bombs from behind him and stuck them in various places on the chassis.

After setting the timers for the bombs, she walked over to the two dead mercenaries, took out the grenades and miniature bombs they were carrying, then went to the metal door, opened it again, and went outside.

As the metal door slowly closed, he glanced back at the body in the safe, smiled, and fired from a blind spot of the camera, destroying the surveillance system on the sixth basement level.

He then attached the miniature bombs to every door on the sixth basement level and set the timers.

He then walked up to the upper levels.

He didn't take the elevator, but instead went up the stairs to the fifth basement level.

There are many rooms on the fifth basement level, but all the doctors who originally had access to this area have now left, and the entire floor is deserted.

Before entering the floor, he shot and destroyed the floor's surveillance cameras.

Zadi pushed open the doors of each room on this floor, revealing rows of silver freezers inside. Through the glass windows of the freezers, he could see neatly arranged 'organs' in silver metal boxes.

He walked to the innermost side and opened the innermost door.

Then he dragged out white metal buckets one by one, tore off the 'flammable and explosive' labels on the buckets, lifted the lids, and revealed the colorless and transparent liquid inside.

This is a mixture of alkane liquids manufactured by a chemical plant. It is a type of liquid battery. Due to its relatively stable anti-explosion properties and easy storage characteristics, it is widely used in the Federal Reserve as a storage energy source. It can be poured into fuel generators and quickly converted into electrical energy.

It also has a unique name that has been passed down since the time of the Great Cataclysm: gasoline.

Of course, it can not only be used to generate electricity, but it also has extremely high combustion performance.

Zach lifted the gasoline cans and poured the clear liquid inside into each room. Then he lifted the last can, kicked it over, and went into the stairwell.

He stared at the pungent smell emanating from the fifth basement level, took out the dagger tucked at his waist, and without hesitation stabbed himself in the shoulder, bright red blood spurting out instantly.

Then he turned around and, as he ran upstairs, threw a grenade behind him.

After Reid's death, he became the only person in the entire research institute who could access the surveillance footage from the fifth and sixth basement levels.

No one knows what happened on the two lower levels.

The grenade's metal casing struck the slippery floor with a crisp sound, followed by a deafening explosion that reverberated throughout the space.

Zadi couldn't dodge in time and was blown away by the blast wave, crashing into the wall. He struggled to his feet, went up the stairs, and opened the security door to the fourth basement level.

"Sir!"...

A group of mercenaries immediately rushed up, blocked the security door, and helped Zadi up.

Violent explosions rang out one after another downstairs, and raging fires began to burn up the stairs.

“It’s Pete! Pete isn’t ‘home’ at all,” Zadi spat.

He coughed up blood and said with difficulty, "Run! Tell everyone to run! He's gone mad! He's going to kill everyone!"

puff--

Standing in Zadi's shadow, He Ao casually filled a paper cup with water from the water dispenser on the fifth basement level. Just as he was drinking and preparing to take a break, He Ao suddenly spat out the water in his mouth.

He was quite certain that Zadi hadn't discovered him, and that he was the most suitable person to take the blame, so Zadi simply used him.

Although this guy was talking nonsense, he wasn't entirely wrong.

“Mr. Reed was killed by Pat, and that guy is probably already up here.”

Zadi wiped the water droplets from his face, thinking that the automatic fire extinguishing device had been activated. He stood up with difficulty. "We need to retreat to the ground. Contact the group. Contact the group immediately."

He Ao, standing behind him, silently took a sip of water.

The group quickly went upstairs.

After all, 'Pete' is a genuine C-rank, and the main force of the research institute has been transferred to 'Pete's home'. Only a small number of mercenaries remain at the research institute, and Zadi only returned midway.

These mercenaries weren't the most elite group to begin with, and since they were paid to do the work, there was no need for them to fight to the death with a powerful superhuman like Heo. Upon hearing Zadi's order, they all rushed upstairs in a scramble, and a few of them even fell into the flames below.

The whole situation instantly descended into chaos.

During this process, Zadi took advantage of the chaos to press an emergency button on the bracelet.

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"what!

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As soon as they reached the ground, they heard chaotic shouts, followed by a burst of raging flames.

Just as everyone was going upstairs, the buildings on the ground floor of the research institute were already engulfed in flames.

Countless mercenaries and researchers were thrown into chaos.

At this moment, sunlight had already fallen from the sky, and raging fire filled the entire space. The lights overhead seemed to have been destroyed by the flames, and thick smoke billowed in.

"Someone is setting fire. Isn't Pete alone?"

One of the mercenaries following Zadi hunched over, coughing as he peered into the fire.

"It's possible that one of Wheem's bastards infiltrated and colluded with Pete. Damn it, those bastards are the worst kind of people."

A burly mercenary nearby covered his mouth and cursed under his breath.

The wounded Zadi looked up at him.

The group searched along the way, but none of the automatic fire extinguishing devices worked, and there was no water in the fire extinguisher boxes, suggesting that they had been deliberately sabotaged.

Zadi ordered everyone to split up and rush out, and fewer and fewer people remained around him.

In the end, only the two mercenaries who had spoken earlier remained.

"Who?"

The tall mercenary raised his head and looked into the depths of the flames.

boom--

A gunshot rang out behind him.

Another mercenary turned around, and another shot rang out.

"Boss."

Zadi stood up, holstered his gun, and two figures rushed out from the fire, handing him a breathing mask. ...

The three of them smashed a window together and rushed out of the fire.

At that moment, the city government's fire trucks arrived with piercing sirens blaring.

Zadi straightened up, glanced back at the research institute burning fiercely in the night, removed his breathing mask, and limped into the darkness along with the two people beside him.

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"If you had brought me the hacker any later, I would have become the head of the research institute."

On the dark path, under the shade of trees, the quiet night wind rustled the evergreen leaves. Zadi leaned against the wall, his younger brother bandaging his wounds.