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

Xiao Xuan heard the sound and looked over at her, his face expressionless.

Seeing her once lively, adorable, well-behaved, and clever son transformed into his current state, Qian Wenxin felt as if her heart was being torn apart.

Tears streamed down her face.

While crying, she carefully comforted Xiao Xuan, hoping he could regain some composure and recognize his parents.

The person who can be parasitized is nothing more than a parasite in human skin.

How could I possibly understand what she said?

Xiao Xuan glanced at the two of them, then looked away and continued to scrutinize Hu Hao.

The man's waist was tightly constricted, and he looked like he was in pain.

Even then, he still couldn't bring himself to lay a hand on the child.

Shi Jinwei raised her hand, ready to lash out with the whip.

But Qian Wenxin held her wrist firmly: "No, don't hurt him!"

She spoke to Shi Jinwei, her eyes filled with pleading and sorrow.

Shi Jinwei paused for a moment, then rationally pointed out, "He is no longer your son. Your son was killed long ago."

"I know, but if it dies, we'll never see our son again. We used our last resurrection card on Xiao Xuan in the last dungeon, and we don't have any points left to buy him another one..."

Qian Wenxin cried bitterly, and Shi Jinwei felt sympathy but could not soften her heart.

"So, you just want to watch a monster commit evil in your son's body? Why don't you think about avenging him, about freeing him?"

She asked calmly, breaking free from Qian Wenxin's grasp.

The conversation lasted only a dozen seconds before Hu Hao's face turned purple and he was on the verge of death.

The strength to struggle was waning.

Even so, he still looked at his wife and Shi Jinwei pleadingly.

Qian Wenxin burst into tears.

They all knew that what Shi Jinwei said was nothing but self-deception.

But she had already lost her son; she couldn't afford to lose her husband too...

Thinking this, Shi Jinwei slowly lowered her hand that had been blocking her.

She covered her mouth, squatted on the ground, and sobbed uncontrollably.

Shi Jinwei didn't use tearing; instead, she used a weapon to shoot the little boy to death.

Her idea was simple: at least leave the child with a complete body.

Xiao Xuan's attention was entirely focused on Hu Hao, and she didn't notice Shi Jinwei's actions.

He only seemed to feel it when the bullet passed through his chest.

Blood trickled from the corner of his mouth. He stared blankly at the two people opposite him before slowly collapsing.

But Shi Jinwei didn't forget that these guys couldn't be dealt with by a single bullet.

He pulled Qian Wenxin back from rushing forward, watching as Xiao Xuan quickly got up.

The couple were somewhat surprised. Xiao Xuan's bullet holes were still bleeding profusely, and his tongue was attacking Shi Jinwei.

The numb expression disappeared, replaced by a ferocious and terrifying one, and the eyes began to redden.

The expression is similar to that of the guy in the young couple.

Qian Wenxin finally couldn't take it anymore and fainted.

Hu Hao lay on the ground, looking at his son, and squeezed his eyes shut.

"Xiaoyue, please, let him be free," he said in a hoarse voice.

While dodging Xiao Xuan's attacks, Shi Jinwei used a whip to bind him.

She knew that Hu Hao meant for her to stop holding back.

He sighed inwardly at the "hearts of parents everywhere," knowing that he no longer needed to hold back.

With a sharp look in his eyes, he threw a tearing weapon at the struggling Xiao Xuan.

As Xiao Xuan struggled, he turned into bloody foam and fell to the ground, bringing tears to Hu Hao's eyes.

Time seemed to stand still at that moment, with only the man's sobs remaining.

It took the man a long time to calm down.

He slowly got up from the ground and bowed deeply to the standing girl.

He put Xiao Xuan's only well-preserved keepsake into his pocket—a small ball that he always liked to hold in his hand.

He then walked up to Qian Wenxin, bent down to pick up his wife, and staggered towards the door.

The two figures quickly disappeared into the mist, leaving no trace...

Shi Jinwei and Qian Wenxin only killed a few parasites in the fog.

There were also more than twenty others lingering in the fog.

Going out would be tantamount to suicide for the two of them.

Since she was already planning to deal with the parasites outside anyway, she quickly followed them out.

Sure enough, Hu Hao was surrounded by several parasites.

He dodged in a disheveled manner, his will to survive was not strong.

Qian Wenxin lay on the ground, still unconscious.

Because she was wearing thick clothes, her tongue couldn't touch her skin, and a parasite was lingering on her clothes with its hands.

Looks like these guys haven't learned how to take off their clothes yet.

Shi Jinwei lashed out with her whip, sending the parasite flying.

He then repelled the parasites surrounding Hu Hao and coldly said to him, "Take her away!"

The man was stunned for a moment, then scrambled over to his wife and picked her up.

She whispered "Thank you, be careful" to Shi Jinwei, and then disappeared into the thick fog again.

Shi Jinwei did not respond; her attention was focused on the parasite.

Only after they revealed themselves did they realize that these parasites now moved on all fours, looking more like animals crawling.

Each of them had bloodshot eyes and long tongues that dragged on the ground.

It occasionally let out low growls from its throat, its bared teeth making it seem like it was threatening her.

It's unclear whether this is the final form after parasitism or if it will continue to evolve.

She pulled out her gun, crippled them all first, then piled them together and unleashed a skill to eliminate all the parasites.

However, two were left alive. Instead of using any special abilities, the guns were used to shoot them through their brains and hearts.

Skills can only be used a few times a day, and we need to find other ways to eliminate them.

Besides burning, she wanted to try other methods.

After observing for half an hour, the parasite whose brain had been blown out died completely.

Even if someone's heart is pierced by a bullet, they can still continue to move.

It's the same setting as blowing up a zombie's head in a novel.

She shot it in the head with a crossbow and observed it again, but it did not revive.

He couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

They're easier to deal with than dried corpses.

With a solution in hand, my gloomy mood improved considerably.

Back at the unfinished building, I moved the alarm from the second floor back to the main entrance and continued to hide.

On the tenth day of the game, there were even more parasites roaming outside.

Shi Jinwei resolved all the issues surrounding the unfinished buildings.

She didn't care about the areas further away, nor could she manage them.

On the eleventh day of the game, more than a dozen more parasites appeared downstairs.

Shi Jinwei planned to eliminate them as usual.

But after going downstairs, he quickly realized that something was wrong.

The aura emanating from these parasites was significantly stronger than that of those who came a couple of days ago.

If I had to say something, it would be that their strength has improved a lot.

The seven parasites not only work together, but also attack Shi Jinwei's weak points in defense.

What's even more troublesome is that their tongues begin to split at the tip, much like a snake's forked tongue, but the splits are exceptionally long.

It's almost like having two extra tongues in your mouth.

If you're fighting with one, you have to control both of their tongues at the same time.

Otherwise, the split could take a detour and launch a sneak attack.

Fortunately, her skills can kill instantly. She lured the two together, activated her domain, and killed them both instantly.

Looking at the corpses scattered on the ground, she felt no joy; on the contrary, her mood became even heavier.