Life Dungeon Game

In fact, they no longer needed He Ao's escort on their way back.

Because Zhang Yusi was carrying a plasma cannon, especially one that was covered in monster flesh and blood.

When Zhang Yusi and He Ao walked over, the flesh-and-blood spiders in the shadows did not crawl out to attack.

It seems that the tentacle monster was very intimidating in this area before, so much so that even Zhang Yusi wielding its plasma cannon could scare those monsters.

Of course, it's possible to kill those monsters, but it's not worth it.

"Wait a minute,"

He Ao put his hands in his pockets and pulled out some small gray particles. These were the energy blocks from the mechanical helmets he had found while searching for the storage chips.

These mechanical helmets do not require power to sustain high-energy-consuming weapons like plasma cannons, so they do not store many energy blocks, and they are not very large.

He fed all these energy blocks to the plasma cannon.

This plasma cannon originally had eight lights on and could fire eight shots. However, when Zhang Yusi rushed over to rescue Shu Gui, she fired one shot to clear out the monsters, leaving only seven lights on.

After absorbing these small energy blocks, the lights increased by a little over one, returning to a little over eight.

After feeding the plasma cannon energy block, He Ao asked Shu Gui some details about the 'safe zone' they had arrived at when they landed.

Once everything was cleared up, Shu Gui retrieved her dagger and headed back with Zhang Yusi.

He Ao watched Zhang Yusi and Shu Gui leave until the two completely disappeared into the dark corridor.

These two are capable of protecting themselves. On their way here, all the monsters that could threaten them have been cleared out by He Ao.

Finally, He Ao turned his head and looked at the corpses in the dim light.

skeleton.

His steps passed over the corpses, moving forward step by step.

Soon, he saw brighter lights at the end of the passage.

The area illuminated by this light is the 'safe zone' that Shu Gui and Iver arrived at when they entered the spaceship.

He Ao stepped into the area, his eyes scanning the surroundings. He quickly spotted a damaged monitor in a corner, with an open metal door beneath it.

These are the details he obtained from asking Shu Gui: there's a computer, a metal door, lights, and most likely a working power source.

The area wasn't large, with benches scattered everywhere, suggesting it used to be a private 'lounge'.

He Ao walked to the open metal door, glanced at the cut wires inside, then reached out, felt for the power cord, and pulled it out.

He reconnected the power lines to the motherboard module, then connected the storage chip he found between the mechanical helmets to the motherboard module, resuming the operation he had just performed in the hall.

However, this time, since there was already a ready-made program, he didn't need to use Hyper-Memory to crack it again.

Then He Ao shorted the switch, starting the motherboard module.

Soon, some interpretable surface data appeared on the display screen in He Ao's hand.

This storage chip stores very little data, far less than the chip obtained from that tentacle monster.

He Ao flipped through the information inside. There were also maps of the surrounding area, but they were all fragmented, unlike the connected information in the chip stored by the tentacle monster.

He saw the hall he had visited before, the dimly lit passage he had just seen, and some other scenes he had never seen before in these fragmented maps.

These maps are very scattered, almost illogical, and mostly contain useless information, but there is some 'useful' information among them.

Three areas were highlighted in these maps.

The first one is the hall that He Ao just visited, which is marked in light red.

The second one is the area behind the gate in this safety zone, which is marked in red.

The third one is the map that appears to be the location of the elevator. The map is very incomplete and marked in red and black.

The deepest, darkest reddish-black.

It appears that this color depth is a marker of some level of danger.

Is the elevator area the most dangerous?

This also corroborates the fact that the map of the elevator area in the storage chip of that tentacle monster was the most incomplete, indicating that even that tentacle monster did not dare to venture deep into the elevator area.

He Ao shut down the motherboard, stood up, and looked at the gate.

According to Shu Gui's account, after Iver and his group entered the gate, Iver closed the gate from the inside.

But at this moment, the gate that appeared in He'ao's field of vision opened a small gap, a gap large enough for one person to enter.

Seeing this, He Ao frowned slightly.

Shu Gui is indeed human, not some kind of monster in disguise.

When they first met, He Ao carefully observed his life card and scanned his body with his divine sense, confirming that his energy flow was normal.

Moreover, he had no reason to lie at the gate. Heo's questioning was before he was allowed to return to the safe house, and before that, he did not know what Heo was going to do next.

If Heo brought him to this area, his lie would be exposed the moment he saw this door.

Therefore, He Ao is more inclined to believe that Shu Gui did not lie.

So, did this door open again after it was closed?

He Ao stared at the gate, sheathed his bone sword, and walked over step by step, then slipped through the gap in the gate and went behind it.

Behind the gate was a gray and dark space.

He Ao turned on the flashlight of his miniature computer, illuminating the area around him.

Then he paused, not far in front of him.

On the wall near the gate, a sentence was written in blood.

This time, the handwriting wasn't from the first district, but from the second district, which He Ao was very familiar with.

What that means is,

I'm so hungry

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Written by people from the second district?

He Ao glanced at the blood-red words, shone his flashlight, looked away, and walked forward step by step.

Although all the more advanced electronic computers in the ruins allow users to select the language of Zone 2, this was the first time He Ao had seen traces left by the 'people' of Zone 2.

The faint beam of the flashlight illuminated the cold, dark space, which was filled with a damp, sticky, and faint smell of blood.

The style of this area is different from the areas that He Ao had visited before.

From the moment He Ao arrived at the spaceship, he saw mostly dilapidated steel structures or damaged robots, with very little flesh and bones.

Although this area was also filled with small mounds of mechanical artifacts, unlike other areas, almost all of these mechanical artifacts were stained red with blood.

Between the steel beams, one could vaguely see fragments, small pieces that looked like human bone fragments.

The further you go, the stronger the smell of blood becomes.

There are no windows or light here, only a blood-stained floor and scattered bones like gravel, like a slaughterhouse in the deepest part of the night.

The cold beam of the flashlight shone across the blood-stained wall, and behind the words "I'm so hungry" that He Ao had first seen, there were no more new words.

Nourishes—

Just as He Ao put away the flashlight and prepared to continue walking forward.

With a soft hissing sound of electricity flowing, a monitor stacked among the broken machinery on his left suddenly lit up.

A faint light shone in the pitch-black space.

There were still electronic devices operating in this place, which was somewhat unexpected for Heo.

He turned to look at the monitor, whose outer screen was cracked, and the image on the monitor looked somewhat like the grainy speckles on an old-fashioned CRT monitor.

The spots trembled violently, and then a line of blood-red, constantly trembling text appeared on the monitor.

[The gates are closed, we're safe. What happened outside? Why did the robots riot? The network is down, we can't contact the command center, and Seno is injured. Damn it.]

It's text from the second zone.

The instant He Ao finished reading that line of text, a new monitor lit up in front of him on his right, diagonally opposite the original monitor.

The scabbing spots and blood-red lettering still lit up on that monitor.

The glow of the two monitors illuminated the dim space.

He glanced at the faint light reflected off the floor and reached out to turn off the flashlight.

That's good, it can save power for flashlights.

He then continued walking forward and looked at the text on the second monitor.

[Sino's body is weak. He can no longer speak normally and his consciousness is unclear. There is nothing we can do but bandage him according to the emergency medical guidelines. We have no medicine. God, bless this poor man.]

At this moment, the new monitor lit up to He's left front.

He Ao naturally continued walking forward, displaying one exhibit after another.

The instruments shone brightly in the darkness, illuminating a faint path forward.

We're running out of food. We rushed in and didn't bring anything with us. Every day there's loud banging and strange roaring outside the gate. It's the third day, and we still can't get in touch with the command center.

[Swin and I redistributed our food and water. Seno was completely unconscious. We left him a portion of food, but he probably won't need it.]

[Sino is dead, and the spaceship has undergone an anomaly that we are unaware of. It's been five days, and we still can't contact the command center. All the networks are down.]

We placed Senoan in the corner of the cabin and held a simple funeral for him, hoping that the command center could resolve the issue soon and rescue us. I think I heard screams outside the gate. Sven said I was hallucinating. I hope so. I haven't slept well for a week.

We took Seno's share of food, but it still wasn't enough. Although we had been frugal enough, our food wouldn't last two days.

I felt a little dizzy when I woke up this morning, as if everything before was a nightmare. I think I heard the captain scolding me for oversleeping again. We are still living peacefully on the spaceship. Unfortunately, none of this is a dream. I'm so hungry.

The situation was worse than we had imagined. We had run out of food, and we found two energy bars that Seno had hidden in his pocket. These hard and astringent things were our last food.

Sven was in a bad mood. We still couldn't get in touch with the command center. There were a lot of sharp noises outside the gate, like someone was scraping the door with a knife. Sven said we might not get rescued, but all I wanted to do was sleep. Only when I was sleeping was I not hungry.

All the food was gone, and we only had water. Sven said we couldn't just sit and wait to die; we had to find a way out to find some food. The gate to the elevator was blocked by something. We tried to open the gate to the recreation room, but we only managed to open a crack before a monster wearing a helmet rushed in. We finally managed to kill the monster and seal the gate.