Through the shaky camera lens, she saw white smoke swirling high in the sky, covering most of the sky, in the direction of the food factory industrial area.

Another explosion occurred in an industrial area, triggering a seismic tremor.

When I looked at the map beforehand, I only confirmed the location of the highway, and I was prepared to be "disturbed".

But the explosion gave her a bad feeling.

Thinking of something, she immediately took out her phone and started looking through the saved offline data.

Information about that industrial zone was quickly found.

In addition to ordinary factories and chemical plants, there are also many semiconductor manufacturing plants and aluminum smelters there.

I have no idea about these factories, and I don't know if it's reasonable for electronics factories and traditional smelters to be located next to each other.

However, it is known that hydrogen fluoride is needed in both semiconductor manufacturing and aluminum smelting processes.

Hydrogen fluoride, on the other hand, is highly hygroscopic and corrosive.

If exposed to air, it will combine with water vapor in the air to produce acidic fumes, which is the white fog we just saw.

It is also highly soluble in water, forming hydrofluoric acid.

In a 1% aqueous solution of hydrofluoric acid, if the hydrogen ion concentration is 0.3 mol/L, the acidity is about 0.3 and the pH value is about 0.52.

This acidity is contained within the relentless downpour outside.

She dared not imagine what would happen.

In particular, both hydrogen fluoride and hydrofluoric acid are extremely corrosive to glass.

With so much glass, I wonder if it can last that long.

However, her thoughts were quickly interrupted by the alarm sounding from the monitor.

The surveillance footage showed trucks speeding through the rain, heading towards the building.

The car looked brand new, as if it had been modified, with no signs of corrosion.

The back of the vehicle was loaded with neatly stacked sheets that looked like plastic.

It's somewhat similar to the scene where Shi Jinwei robbed someone in a car outside.

These cars seemed to be just passing by, and they didn't seem inclined to stop at the villa.

To be on the safe side, she stayed in front of the monitor the whole time.

I only relaxed when no more cars passed by.

The impact of this explosion is also visible to the naked eye.

Villa building materials are made of the most corrosion-resistant stone, not reinforced concrete.

Even if it gets rained on these past few days, the corrosion it suffers will be limited.

But after the explosion today, the gas started to spread, and she could see white smoke drifting through the forest.

This resulted in very obvious marks appearing on the wall surface.

She went out in protective gear and inspected all the walls; the outermost layer had mostly peeled off.

If the acid rain continues, she'll probably have to take refuge underground in a couple of days.

Nothing much happened, and there wasn't much entertainment.

As usual, Shi Jinwei went to bed early that night.

Less than 20 minutes after I closed my eyes, I suddenly heard car horns outside the gate.

"Beep—beep—beep—!"

She opened her eyes immediately, without turning on the light.

He took out a protective suit from the space, put it on, and put on an oxygen cylinder and a gas mask.

Use surveillance cameras to check what's happening outside.

Then I saw a truck loaded with goods parked at the gate.

The high beams shone directly onto the gate, making it impossible to see anything through the video doorbell.

A figure jumped out of the car and walked against the light to the doorbell.

Through the intercom, you could hear him muttering to himself, "He really is rich; even the doorbell casing is made of glass. No wonder it hasn't corroded yet."

After saying that, he turned to another figure who jumped out of the car and said, "How's this place? The lights aren't on inside, and the car has been running for so long without any sound, so there's probably no one here."

His companion, still feeling uneasy after hearing his words, said, "Brother Kun, how about we wait a bit longer? What if she's already asleep?"

"What are you waiting for? If someone is no good, just kill them. It's not like we haven't done it before."

The first man sneered and even made a throat-slitting gesture.

His companion remained silent, then the man said impatiently, "It's not like we're without weapons, what are you afraid of?"

"We have killed people before, but that was to protect ourselves. Those people in the city are like madmen; if we didn't kill them, we wouldn't be able to escape. But the people living here aren't like those madmen in the city."

"Damn it, Liu Zi, if you want to be a saint, then stay away from me. Get lost."

The man cursed, turned around, and took a ladder from the truck bed, securing it to the gate.

However, the ladder was severely corroded, and it creaked as he climbed it.

Seeing this, Liu Zi sighed and quickly helped the man hold the ladder.

Shi Jinwei stood in the room without moving.

Since they were able to climb in on their own, she decided not to go out.

Waiting for the rabbit to run into the tree stump is also a good option, as it saves you from getting wet in the rain.

After the man came in, he immediately opened the door and let Liu Zi in.

Liu Zi handed him a crowbar, then turned and closed the door again.

The two walked around, looking at the courtyard.

"Brother Kun, it really looks like no one lives here. Look, the yard hasn't been cleaned up at all," Liu Zi said to the man.

The man sneered, "Are you stupid? Who the hell has the time to tidy up the yard in this weather?"

Liu Zi disagreed: "I meant before it rains."

Once they had a guess, they became bolder.

They stopped at the door and found that the door looked very sturdy.

Looking around, they saw a floor-to-ceiling window nearby, exchanged a glance, and prepared to break through the window.

Suddenly, the door opened.

Upon seeing the heavily armed people inside, Liu Zi screamed in terror, "Mommy, it's a ghost! Aaaaaah!"

Kun was relatively calm, but when he saw that there was only one person, a fierce look appeared in his eyes.

They planned to strike first.

How could Shi Jinwei possibly give him that chance?

One skill is used to take care of the person.

Liu Zi's scream stopped abruptly, as if he hadn't realized what was going on.

He saw the person in the room slowly walk out and reach out his hand to him.

He immediately knelt down, his knees hitting the ground with a thud.

He kowtowed and cried out, "Don't kill me! Don't kill me! Please, please! I promise to burn incense and make offerings to you every day from now on. Please, spare me!"

Shi Jinwei: "..."

She was speechless.

They really thought she was a ghost.

Just as I was about to call for someone to get up, I heard the sound of a car again.

Then came the sound of doors opening and closing.

Liu Zi wanted to continue nagging, but Shi Jinwei knocked him unconscious with a single blow.

But people outside who saw the car naturally knew there were people inside.

Instead of knocking, they shouted, "Listen up, you're surrounded! Open the door and we'll let you live!"

After saying that, he fired a shot into the sky with a "bang".

Then several men started yelling and cheering him on.

She looked at the monitor again, and this time three SUVs drove up.

A dozen or so people stood outside the gate, wearing protective suits and gas masks.

I can't see people's faces clearly.

The man's pistol was too blurry to see clearly, making it impossible to determine if it was a prop.

Not knowing if they were players, she decided to test the waters first.

NPCs are easy to deal with, but you have to be more careful with what players say.

Thinking this, I tiptoed to the gate.

The people outside seemed not to hear her footsteps and continued to yell and scream.

She pulled a grenade from her spatial storage and threw it out.

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