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"Little Lu, let's make this clear first. You're not allowed to use power beyond the scope of this game's world, nor are you allowed to use weapons from other worlds."

Silver Wolf held up an index finger and waved it in front of Lu Ze, announcing the rules of the game in a serious tone.

She finally got a chance to play a real-life Resident Evil game. If Lu Ze used his Void Form to roast all the zombies on the street into dried corpses, then her trip would have been for nothing.

"Yes, yes, yes."

Lu Ze responded listlessly; he had given up on correcting Silver Wolf's way of addressing him.

So be it, it's not like I'll lose anything.

Seeing that Lu Ze wasn't in a good mood, Silver Wolf rolled his eyes.

I know this kid must have been ignored by Black Tower earlier, and he's still sullen.

She grabbed Lu Ze's arm.

"Little Lu, don't be sad. Even though you don't have the Black Tower character to play with anymore, you still have me. I can completely take her place."

Silver Wolf patted his chest, speaking in a boastful and self-important manner.

After saying that, she pulled Lu Ze up and prepared to find the entrance to the hive; she couldn't wait.

"Alright. But let's make this clear beforehand, I plan to mentor a few newcomers. You don't mind, do you?"

Lu Ze stood still, no matter how Silver Wolf tried to pull him, he needed to settle the terms first.

"No, absolutely not. As long as I'm here, we'll all win without even a second's hesitation!" Silver Wolf agreed without a second's hesitation.

She grabbed Lu Ze's sleeve and pulled him forward forcefully, as if afraid he would change his mind.

"Wait a moment, let me get ready."

Lu Ze broke free from Silver Wolf's grasp, walked to the fire equipment cabinet, and tied the fire axe and crowbar he had just retrieved together with a rope.

The mission I had to come to the fourth floor was to find this thing; I couldn't go back empty-handed.

Silver Wolf watched as Lu Ze hoisted the blood-stained fire axe onto his shoulder, and the expectation on his face instantly vanished.

"You're planning to use this stuff to fight monsters? Resident Evil is a shooting game, not Assassin's Creed."

"Didn't you say yourself that you can't take weapons from other worlds?" Lu Ze glanced at her sideways. This girl had just mentioned the setting herself, but she had already forgotten it.

"But... do you expect me to grab an axe and go chop down zombies? Wouldn't I get splattered with brains and blood?"

Just thinking about that scene gave Silver Wolf goosebumps.

She used to be able to headshot zombies in games from across the screen, but now she has to engage in close-quarters combat, which is a bit too hardcore for her.

"We have the most realistic physics engine." Lu Ze found it quite amusing to see Silver Wolf's little face scrunched up.

"Well... how about I take some ranged weapons from my storage bag for you?" Lu Ze patted the storage bag at his waist.

"No, I want to collect it myself; it's part of the game experience." Silver Wolf decisively rejected the cheat code Lu Ze offered.

The fun of pioneering is in starting from scratch. If you just get a full set of god-tier gear right away, what's the point?

Silver Wolf decided to find a police car or a gun shop later and scavenge a few handy weapons.

"Whatever. I'm all packed, let's go."

Lu Ze picked up the bundled fire axe and crowbar with one hand and pushed open the iron door of the warehouse.

In the corridor, several zombies, attracted by the sound, were staggering towards them.

Silver Wolf instinctively hid behind Lu Ze, then remembered that he was there to play a live-action shooting game, not to be a spectator.

"I'll make my move after I find the gun."

She muttered something under her breath, trying to find a somewhat plausible excuse for her quick timidity.