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

The airport says it does not offer helicopter services, but it does have passenger planes.

As long as it can fly, it's a good machine.

She decided to go and check the situation first, and prepare for the worst.

When they arrived, they discovered that although the airport was right next to the port, it was built on reclaimed land.

Passenger planes were not operating, but cargo planes were operating normally.

When I got off the bus, I saw a cargo plane landing.

Several men and women were standing outside the airport.

When they saw a taxi stop, everyone looked over.

When Shi Jinwei got out of the car, the others were all subtly observing her.

They then discussed it in hushed tones.

A kind-looking girl walked towards her.

"Hey, hello," the girl said first.

Seeing Shi Jinwei looking over, she smiled and introduced herself, "My name is Xu Feier, and I'm a player. You're a player too, right?"

Shi Jinwei did not deny it and nodded.

Everyone knows that airports are closed and not open to the public.

Nobody would bother taking a taxi for an hour and a half from the city just to be turned away.

The only ones who can come now are the players.

If she could think of leaving by plane, others could too.

If she had more space to store a passenger plane, she would have been planning to steal one.

Of course, this is just wishful thinking.

Seeing her admit it, Xu Feier's smile widened; "Great, we're players too, want to chat together?"

This naturally refers to airplanes.

She thought the girl would agree, after all, there's strength in numbers.

Unexpectedly, Shi Jinwei decisively shook her head and refused; "Thank you, no thanks."

"Huh, why?"

Xu Feier was puzzled when she saw that she had only glanced at the airport and then walked back.

Several players standing not far away had been watching this place closely.

When Shi Jinwei nodded, they walked in this direction.

He arrived just in time to hear Shi Jinwei's refusal, and his steps faltered.

A boy with purple hair jumped out and said, "Sister, don't refuse so quickly. We are all very strong."

He had a bright smile and two small dimples.

Shi Jinwei looked at him and asked uncertainly, "Are you Hou Li?"

This face looks a lot like a popular young actor in the real world.

She doesn't follow celebrities, but her classmates do, and they often talk about young male idols around her.

The name Hou Li appears very frequently.

Having been exposed to his face for a while, Shi Jinwei also had some impression of it.

"Huh? Sister knows me?" Purple Hair raised an eyebrow.

Hearing his admission, she nodded: "My classmate used to like you a lot."

Hou Li smiled and said, "Really? I'm quite honored that someone still remembers me. But sister, why did you refuse? We don't necessarily have to join us just to discuss it."

The boy's attitude was so good that it was impossible to dislike him.

Shi Jinwei looked at the other people, including Xu Feier, who was also very kind.

He did not change his attitude because of her rejection.

This improved Shi Jinwei's impression of them considerably.

The taxi I called online will take a while to arrive.

Since we're already here, talking to them a little longer won't take much time.

Anyway, this information isn't exactly a secret.

She first asked the group, "Did you do any research before coming?"

Xu Feier nodded: "I've looked it up. Anhong City is built on an earthquake zone, so earthquakes are frequent. However, the maritime trade here is well-developed, so the economy is doing quite well."

That wasn't enough, Shi Jinwei urged her to continue.

Xu Feier looked at Hou Li, who continued, "It's only adjacent to An'nan City, so the refuge is likely there. However, there are mountains in between, and only one highway and one high-speed rail line, so it's probably impossible to leave after the earthquake."

"If it were a massive earthquake, it would definitely be unsafe to travel along mountain paths. There are protective nets everywhere down the mountain, so it's not practical to go over the mountains now," another player added.

That's why they thought of flying over from the sky, which would be much faster.

Shi Jinwei nodded: "What if a tsunami occurs during an earthquake? Will the planes be able to take off in time?"

"The nearest hotel is a half-hour drive away. Will you be able to get here in time during an earthquake? Or are you planning to pitch a tent here?"

"Who among you can fly a plane?"

"This is reclaimed land, and we don't know if there are underwater volcanoes underneath. Can you be sure this area won't be the most dangerous during an earthquake?"

One question after another was posed, leaving the young people speechless at first.

A girl stammered, "We...we can fly before the earthquake."

This idea is good.

But... "Don't forget, the evacuation points will only be announced after the earthquake."

Shi Jinwei said calmly.

Unless they keep flying their planes over the city, but how long would they do that?

It would be hilarious if they were treated like terrorists and chased around before the earthquake even started.

The young people fell completely silent.

They acted impulsively, thinking that as long as it took off, that was all that mattered.

But indeed, the game wouldn't let them leave so easily.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be called a survival game.

At that moment, a minivan stopped nearby, and seven people got out of the vehicle.

Upon seeing Shi Jinwei and her group, the group approached without hesitation.

"Hey, you guys are gamers too, right?" a man asked with a smile.

The young people nodded, and then they saw several more cars driving in their direction.

Soon, nearly fifty players gathered together.

They all shared the same thought: that during an earthquake, the sky must be the safest place.

However, most players fell silent upon seeing the actual situation at the airport.

Those who have experienced the tsunami arc still vividly remember those hundred-meter-high waves.

"We cannot have illusions; we can only prepare for the worst."

A middle-aged woman spoke calmly, and the others nodded in agreement.

In survival dungeons, taking chances will only hasten your death.

Xu Feier and the others blushed slightly, their eyes filled with gratitude as they looked at Shi Jinwei.

Having roughly grasped the situation here, no one wanted to stay any longer and prepared to leave.

A girl called out to everyone, "Um... how about we add each other's contact information? It's rare to get so many people together for a normal dungeon. I think adding contact information, like creating a group chat or something, would make it easier for us to communicate."

Her voice trailed off as she spoke, as if she were a little embarrassed.

Everyone thought the suggestion was good, and they all took out their phones, created a group chat, and joined.

Shi Jinwei had already enjoyed the group's perks twice and had joined the group herself.

Hou Li walked up to her and asked, "Sister, would you like to add each other as friends?"

She gave the boy a strange look: "Why add me as a friend? Aren't there a group chat?"

After saying that, he didn't give him a chance to explain. When the ride-hailing car arrived, he waved and got in.

On the bus, he frowned while holding a paper map.

She hadn't forgotten that in the tsunami instance, the entire mountain collapsed.

Unable to travel by land, sea, or air, how will they get out of the city? Will they burrow underground?

She was sitting in the passenger seat, and the driver didn't need to look closely to see the map in her hand.