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

The moment it rushed in, the breeze turned into a hurricane.

The gate arm at the entrance was completely blown away.

She had just rounded the underground corner when she heard the sound and didn't dare turn her head.

He frantically sped up his short legs.

The gate arm flying out was like a signal, starting a new round of the death game.

She ran all the way to the center of the parking lot before she could finally breathe a sigh of relief.

Outside, a sound louder than thunder began to ring out continuously.

The tornado started to unleash its power.

Because of the power outage, there were no lights in the parking lot, so she held a flashlight and hid under a pillar.

Even as the dust fell steadily from my head, I remained tense.

This tornado did not disappear like before; the sound and vibrations continued.

During this time, the door leading from the underground parking lot to the first-floor shopping mall was opened several times, and many people ran in.

Shi Jinwei was the only source of light here, and people ran over as soon as they saw her.

She couldn't tell whether any of these people were players, so she could only focus half of her attention on them.

Fortunately, these people, like her, were all nervously watching the situation outside.

The loud noise stopped after about an hour, and all that could be heard outside was the sound of rain.

Everyone subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief.

The next second, a loud "boom" rang out at the entrance, causing the ground to shake a few times.

Many people were caught off guard and fell down.

Shi Jinwei instinctively grabbed the pillar next to her to steady herself, while no one else was in a sorry state.

Once everything had calmed down, everyone got up from the ground.

She grabbed a flashlight and ran straight towards the parking lot exit. The others, not understanding why, followed her.

When they arrived at the entrance, they found that the exit was completely blocked by huge rocks, with not a single gap.

"Go in from the inside." Someone noticed her tense face and spoke up instinctively.

Seeing the girl glance over indifferently, he immediately shut up.

Shi Jinwei didn't say anything, accepted the man's suggestion, and ran towards the exit they had just come down from.

Those who remained inside felt a sense of foreboding when they saw the people who had just run out return.

His gaze followed Shi Jinwei's movements.

Then the girl walked back from the entrance to the mall and squatted down in the corner without saying a word.

The people who were with her shared the news with everyone: "All the exits are blocked."

Good news: They are safe here, no longer bothered by tornadoes.

The bad news: the parking lot was empty, and they didn't have any usable tools to move the rocks from the hole.

This means that the entire parking lot has become a large, enclosed space.

There was no food or water inside, and it was unclear when rescue would arrive.

With no gaps or openings, oxygen couldn't get in either, and they faced the danger of oxygen deprivation!

Even the slowest-witted person realized the seriousness of the situation and fell silent.

About thirty people ran down, and it's unclear who started crying first.

Soon, low murmurs, complaints, and whispers began to rise.

Shi Jinwei turned off her flashlight and quietly retreated to a corner.

Besides her, several other people, after calming down, also took out their phones and flashlights.

She didn't want to get involved with these people, so she turned off her flashlight and stayed by herself.

In his mind, he was calculating the number of oxygen cylinders he had.

There are currently 40 1000ml oxygen cylinders and 40 3L oxygen cylinders in the space.

This oxygen cylinder is not specially made; theoretically, 1 liter of oxygen can be used for one hour.

3l*40=120l，1000ml=1l*40=40l，加起来160l，足够她坚持三天。

The problem is that there are too many people here, and you can easily be spotted if you're not careful.

She must use it carefully.

With that thought in mind, she once again distanced herself from the crowd and hid in a more remote corner.

She won't do anything as long as these people don't bother her.

But if they come to provoke me...

A ruthless glint flashed in her eyes; she was prepared to kill them all!

In the underground parking lot, it's impossible to distinguish between day and night.

Considering there was no way to replenish the power, the people holding the light source unanimously turned off the power.

The cautious ones had already led their companions away from the crowd; several of them, like Shi Jinwei, were lone wolves.

It's impossible to tell whether there are any players here right now.

Similarly, it's unknown whether any player has the skill to identify other players.

She kept her bulletproof vest on, but after thinking for a moment, she didn't take out her bulletproof helmet.

This is a bit too eye-catching; she needs to keep a low profile.

Three hours passed before the noise outside finally stopped.

She took out her phone and glanced at it. It was 06:00 AM, the eighth day.

There are still three days until she can clear the level, so it's highly likely she won't be able to get out.

The others also tried to keep a low profile, and Shi Jinwei secretly took out a piece of milk candy from her spatial storage and put it in her mouth.

The rich aroma of milk soothed her restless heart.

Now was the safest time. She secretly placed the alarm around her, closed her eyes, and began to catch up on sleep.

You can't sleep too deeply, but you also can't not sleep at all.

She didn't know how much time had passed when she heard footsteps approaching.

I opened my eyes immediately and was met with the blinding beam of a flashlight.

She shielded her eyes uncomfortably with her hand, her voice icy: "What are you doing?"

Seeing that Shi Jinwei was conscious, the man immediately lowered the flashlight to the ground: "Sorry."

The apology lacked sincerity, and Shi Jinwei remained silent, wanting to see what else he would say.

Sure enough, the man continued, "Hey girl, I want to ask you a question."

She didn't say anything, and the man didn't seem to mind: "Are you a player?"

"Who are you? What did you say next?" She lowered her eyes and asked, feigning ignorance.

NPCs don't hear the word "player." I learned this from a girl a couple of days ago, and now I'm applying it directly to men.

The man had no doubts when she asked him that question.

He chuckled dryly, "It's nothing, it's nothing. I admitted my mistake, I'm sorry, miss."

After saying that, he turned and left without looking back.

Seeing this, Shi Jinwei muttered again, "Why does this person only ask half a question? It's so strange."

The man heard this and, perhaps feeling embarrassed, walked even faster.

Even after seeing off the uninvited guest, she didn't dare to be careless.

Seeing the man continue walking towards the other lone wolf, he asked again in a low voice.

Those other people were probably hiding something too, pretending to be stupid.

Four people were gathered around one of the lone wolves. When they heard the man's question, they pulled him over as he passed by.

The four people consisted of two men and two women, with a girl holding the man's hand.

The five whispered among themselves for a while, and the man then sat down next to the four-person team and didn't leave.

Shi Jinwei's eyes flashed.

Time quickly passed to noon, and in the empty space, the occasional rumbling of stomachs echoed.

When no one was eating, Shi Jinwei would secretly stuff candy into her mouth.

In the group of five, one boy was carrying a backpack.

Finally, unable to resist any longer, he took out two loaves of bread and shared them with the other four people.