According to Jin Yuqing's description, her father is an architect who has participated in the construction of safe houses.

However, because it is a top-secret project, ordinary people would never know about it.

Jin Qingyu, an NPC, only learned about her father's identity after his death, when she was sorting through his belongings and discovered the notes and blueprints he left behind.

This also benefited player Jin Qingyu.

"The blueprints are in my room. If you don't believe me, I can take you to get them."

Jin Qingyu took the initiative to offer her services, demonstrating her sincerity.

Shi Jinwei glanced at her and pushed her into her room.

Her room was nothing special, except for a safe placed inside the wardrobe.

She gave the password, and Shi Jinwei opened the box, finding a notebook inside.

There were indeed a few drawings tucked inside the notebook.

Some are construction drawings, while others are topographical maps of the island.

Seeing her eyes light up slightly, Jin Qingyu smiled: "How about it? I didn't lie to you, did I? I was originally planning to hide inside myself."

Hearing this, Shi Jinwei looked up: "You didn't tell Xue Long about this information?"

Jin Qingyu nodded: "Of course, I'm not stupid."

Seeing that she was still a little smug, Shi Jinwei silently pulled out her gun again: "Then hand over the other props, and I'll let you go."

Jin Yuqing frowned: "You... you just said that."

"We agreed not to kill you, but I didn't say I didn't want your tools."

She interrupted her, ignoring the woman's increasingly unpleasant expression.

Since we've all become bandits, we should treat everyone who robs us fairly.

Jin Yuqing wanted to bargain, but Shi Jinwei didn't give her the chance.

The gun was pointed directly at her forehead, and a countdown was being made softly.

Jin Yuqing took a deep breath and finally reluctantly handed over her props: a long leather whip with barbs, a first aid kit, and a bottle of pepper spray.

Shi Jinwei swept them all into the space.

Then, just as Jin Qingyu was about to speak again, he finished her off.

If it were other information, Shi Jinwei might actually have released the person.

The safe house is much smaller than the one in the Rainstorm instance, and can only accommodate one person.

Let Jin Yuqing go; who knows if she'll come looking for her alone in the end?

What if the intelligence is leaked?

Other players have all sorts of unique skills, and she can't guarantee that she can escape successfully if a dozen or so players come looking for her.

She didn't touch Jin Qingyu's body; she simply left it there.

I took the notes and map back to my room and started looking at them.

While looking at the map and comparing it with the large map I had bought, I finally confirmed the exact location of the safe house.

But this location looks dangerous no matter how you look at it.

It's actually located at the foot of a volcano.

If you want to take shelter inside, it's best to do so before the volcano erupts.

After a whole night of fussing, I finally came to my senses on the morning of the third day.

She turned on the radio.

The channels I saved earlier have lost signal.

After re-tuning the frequency, we finally found a sound source.

The signal was poor, and the host's voice was not very clear amidst the crackling sound.

The message was essentially to inform the islanders that a strong typhoon was approaching and that everyone should avoid going out as much as possible.

She looked at the strong wind and heavy rain outside.

The streets were deserted.

Cars parked on the roadside seem to be on the verge of taking off; if someone goes out, they'll probably be carried away.

She could only wait patiently for the rain to subside before speaking.

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On the third day of the game, the typhoon had passed, but the torrential rain still hadn't stopped.

The outside was a mess, and the streets were still deserted.

But Shi Jinwei didn't want to wait any longer.

The longer we linger here, the more dangerous it may become later.

At that moment, I suddenly felt the house begin to shake.

The wind and rain were quite loud, and the shaking was very slight, but she instantly sensed something was wrong.

Looking out from the floor-to-ceiling windows facing the sea, one can see waves seemingly splashing faintly on the gloomy sea surface.

If you can't see clearly, just take out your binoculars.

Then a horrifying scene unfolded:

About 500 meters from the sea, the seawater began to boil and leap.

You can see water vapor constantly escaping from the rainwater.

Turbid mud gushed out from the seabed, as if something was about to burst forth from the water.

The waves were rolling more and more violently, and the island was shaking more and more violently.

Immediately afterwards, a huge column of smoke shot out from the center of the wave, like a rolling dragon.

It soared to a height of several hundred meters, then plummeted down in an instant.

However, the surrounding water did not calm down.

The mud carried by the surging seawater instantly formed black stones of varying sizes on the sea surface, which then floated on the water.

An underwater volcano erupted, and it was quite powerful.

Many islanders living by the sea witnessed this spectacular sight, but few ventured out.

Shi Jinwei saw a person wearing a raincoat walk out of a nearby shop, holding a monocular telescope and observing the sea until the sea returned to calm.

That person then returned home as if nothing had happened.

She looked away and looted all the supplies in the guesthouse, throwing them into her storage space.

Then I prepared to put on my raincoat and go out.

They didn't want the paper money.

If you can't deposit the money into your bank card, you can't take the copy out.

The bank was closed because of the typhoon.

The eruption did not appear to be very powerful, so it did not trigger a tsunami.

But what if?

As soon as I opened the door, I saw that the person from before was actually standing at the entrance of the guesthouse.

The hand that was slightly raised seemed to be preparing to knock on the door.

Seeing a young girl standing inside, the man was slightly taken aback: "Eh? Where's the proprietress?"

She shook her head: "He went out this morning, saying he was out of food and needed to buy more."

Hearing her say that, the man didn't find it strange and even laughed, "I was going to come and ask her if there was any water here, but she wasn't here."

The island has enough supplies to sustain its inhabitants for about six months without contact with the outside world.

However, not every household has prepared enough food and water.

Especially water resources, freshwater is mostly filtered rainwater that has been stored for a long time.

In addition, there is the freshwater resource brought by cargo ships.

The previous typhoon affected the water supply equipment for several days, and before it could be repaired, another typhoon hit.

Many families now have no shortage of food but lack water.

The man seemed to know the proprietress well, which is why he came over to see if he could borrow a few bottles of mineral water for an emergency.

Hearing Shi Jinwei say that she had gone out, he marveled at her courage.

Seeing Shi Jinwei's calm expression, he became interested in striking up a conversation.

"Little girl, weren't you scared by that eruption just now?"

The man went straight into the house, which displeased her.

Just as she was about to send the man away, her heart skipped a beat when she heard him ask that question.

"Weren't you scared?"

Instead of answering directly, she threw the question back at the man.

It wouldn't hurt to take a few minutes to get some information out of this NPC.

Sure enough, the man seemed a little proud when he heard her question.

"That's right, that's one of the unique features of our island. Although the extinct volcanoes on the island don't erupt, the underwater volcanoes erupt frequently," he said.

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