Survival in the apocalypse: I exploited a bug in an infinite dungeon.

I actually ran into a player mixed in with the NPCs. I don't know what kind of luck she had.

She ducked to avoid the bullet, then pulled out her crossbow and fired at the man through the gap below.

As for why tearing wasn't used, it was because it was considered too bloody.

The blood and gore on the ground will be hard to clean up, and it's right by her window, so it'll be too obvious!

The room was pitch black, and after she stepped back, the man couldn't see what the people inside were doing at all.

Shi Jinwei took out a crossbow, which made no sound when fired.

Since there were no streetlights outside, by the time the man realized what was happening, the crossbow bolt was already only half a step away from him.

He was very fast, but he still couldn't dodge it.

The crossbow bolt pierced his arm, and he groaned but didn't dare scream.

Several footsteps could be heard in the distance, indicating that someone was walking in this direction.

If he had absolute strength, he wouldn't be mixed up with NPCs as a refugee.

Seeing that his sneak attack had failed, he gritted his teeth, secretly made a mental note of Shi Jinwei, and turned to leave quickly.

Shi Jinwei naturally couldn't leave this potential problem unresolved, so she immediately opened the door and chased after her.

As she walked out of the building, the group had already passed her window and didn't notice the bloodstains on the ground.

But she remembered that she followed the bloodstains on the ground with a flashlight, and only stopped at the entrance of a building.

Then I heard people talking upstairs:

"Should we call the police now? It's the middle of the night, and the old lady just died in her home. It's too creepy." It was a gruff-voiced boy.

Next came a calmer male voice: "The nearest police station is a 20-minute walk away. Given the current situation, we don't know if anyone is on duty. Let's wait until dawn and tell the community staff to handle it."

Then another voice voiced its opinion.

The group decided to wait until dawn and left together without lingering.

The sounds of their coming and going could be heard upstairs and downstairs.

Knowing that someone had died, no one dared to go out anymore; they hid at home, trembling with fear.

Throughout this time, Shi Jinwei remained hidden in the shadows, listening quietly while keeping a vigilant eye on her surroundings.

The male player's bloodstains disappeared here, which means he should still be hiding nearby.

Having been seriously injured by her, he couldn't possibly go back to the underground parking garage with his wounds, so he circled back here.

If I'm not mistaken, he probably wanted to go to the victim's home to treat the wounds.

After trying to analyze the man's mentality, Shi Jinwei's eyes turned even colder.

A person who would kill someone over a single word is clearly petty and holds grudges.

Letting him escape would be no different from releasing a tiger back into the mountains.

She could never allow a venomous snake to lurk in the shadows, ready to attack her at any moment. This man must die tonight!

Sure enough, after the building became quiet again, faint footsteps could be heard nearby.

Most gamers have much more acute senses than NPCs, so Shi Jinwei subconsciously slowed her breathing to pinpoint the source of the sound.

It must be said that this male player was also a cautious person, stopping every few steps to warily look around.

Only after confirming that there was no disturbance did they continue forward.

He covered a short distance as if it were a long march, but Shi Jinwei was not in a hurry and patiently waited for him to reveal himself.

After trying several times, he felt he was finally safe, so he quickly stepped out, revealing his identity.

Shi Jinwei finally saw his figure and, without hesitation, immediately activated the tearing technique.

Before the man could react, he was already torn to pieces.

The flesh and blood were scattered in the grass, so they weren't afraid of being discovered.

She emerged from the shadows and crouched down where the man had just stood.

Slowly squat down.

Without any hesitation, I started picking up the items that had fallen on the ground.

The man threw his gun directly into the space.

They also picked up a few scattered banknotes, totaling 500 coins, a bank card, an ID card, and a mobile phone.

Really poor.

Feeling disgusted, she looked around.

A hand was found still there.

I picked it up and tried the fingerprint unlock; it successfully opened his mobile banking app.

It's okay if you don't know the password, you can still use fingerprint unlock.

After much effort, Shi Jinwei discovered that the other party's card balance was only 0.01 coins, and she felt like whipping a corpse.

After going through so many rounds of the game, to still end up so badly is just too much of a failure.

After confirming that there were no other props, she got up and left.

Whether there was money in the deceased's room was not something she considered.

She may not have morals, but she doesn't want to be treated like an animal.

An hour and a half passed after all that fuss.

With no power and no hot water, I could only use cold water to carefully wipe the blood off my body before going back to sleep.

Early morning of the third day of the game.

The residents living on the floors above and below the deceased hurriedly reported the murder to the staff who came to check on the residents in the underground parking garage.

When Shi Jinwei woke up, the police had already finished their investigation and left.

Rescue forces outside the city are still stuck outside, and rescue forces inside the city are insufficient.

Therefore, this is the only arrangement that residents of the East District can make for the time being.

Fortunately, no one was crushed to death here.

I heard that people in other residential areas were crushed to death, and the rescue efforts were all spontaneously organized by the community.

In these situations, once people make comparisons and see others who are having a harder time than themselves, they will feel more at peace and stop making a fuss.

Shi Jinwei did not go out again and spent the day quietly.

On the afternoon of the fourth day of the game, the community used a loudspeaker to call people in the neighborhood to come out and collect supplies.

Shi Jinwei didn't want to go out, but the wooden boards on her windows were too conspicuous.

Everyone knows that a very capable young girl lives there.

Not wanting to attract attention, she wore a mask and pretended to have a cold, but still went out to queue.

After two days without a tornado, everyone seems to have gotten used to this kind of life.

When they see a familiar neighbor, they can still greet them with a smile.

Compared to other disaster-stricken areas, it was much more peaceful.

Shi Jinwei was also very satisfied with this kind of life, and seemed to understand the purpose of the player pretending to be a refugee.

The official provision of food and lodging is much more convenient than having to rack your brains to buy supplies and rent a house with only 1000 coins, right?

Suddenly, several loud explosions rang out from a distance.

The bustling crowd receiving supplies fell silent instantly, all turning to look at the site of the explosion.

To the northwest, thick black smoke billowed straight up to the sky.

"Hey, Lao Zhou, I remember that direction, isn't that the newly developed oil field?"

An elderly man, adjusting his glasses, asked another elderly man uncertainly.

Grandpa Zhou stared at the black smoke carefully for a moment, then nodded: "It's a newly opened oil field. We took the bus there before when we were out for a walk."

Upon hearing their conversation, someone directly asked the community staff, "Was that loud noise from an oil field explosion?"

The community staff naturally didn't know what was going on, but it couldn't be anything good.

In the current situation, all the officials can do is reassure the public and prevent further panic.