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

The current safe city is protected by a super-large "shielding device".

It can make the city invisible, preventing it from being detected and attacked by mutated plants, animals, and zombies.

However, the shielding device will also fail when a geomagnetic storm occurs.

The city becomes especially dangerous at this time.

Basically, before each geomagnetic storm occurs, the authorities issue countless missions to "clear out mutated plants and animals around the city".

They will also send military personnel down to sweep it up.

The city was not attacked after the previous cleanups were successful and, thanks to good luck, the jamming devices failed.

I never expected it to happen this time.

Fortunately, the authorities were prepared.

The military's superhumans immediately mobilized and surrounded Qian Suilan.

Ordinary soldiers also rushed over to evacuate the surrounding crowd and carry out rescue operations.

She also discovered that, in order to speed things up, they mostly rode bicycles or used tricycles to transport people.

With excellent teamwork and swift action, the affected NPCs were all rescued.

Some of the bolder ones, or those who lived on higher floors like Shi Jinwei, watched as the superhumans killed the mutated Millennium Orchid.

Shi Jinwei thought about it for a moment, but still didn't go out.

With so many people there, even if she went, she wouldn't get many points.

It's best not to get involved in this mess.

Soon, the mutated Welwitschia mirabilis was killed by the combined efforts of the superhumans.

When they dug its roots out of the ground, they all gasped for air.

Its root system is over 50 meters long, densely intertwined.

It contained many skeletons, some from mutated beasts and some from humans.

There were probably more than several hundred pieces, which shows how much meat this guy "ate".

In the distance, there was a faint black mist between these bones and roots.

Amidst the surrounding chatter, one of the superhumans realized something and his expression changed.

He called out to everyone to go home immediately.

The NPCs were confused, but then they heard the man continue, "The Welwitschia mirabilis is dioecious, and this one is female."

If you said this before the apocalypse, everyone would just laugh.

After the apocalypse, telling everyone this will only make them change their expressions drastically.

Simply put, if mutated plants are divided into male and female, they will inevitably appear in pairs.

Is the female plant here? Where is the male plant?

He definitely wouldn't let "his own wife" go out for a walk alone.

As if to confirm the superhuman's words, another rumbling sound came from not far away.

Another mutated Welwitschia mirabilis quickly emerged from the ground.

The difference is that its center is not a female cone, but dozens of male flowers waving in the wind.

It felt as if it had sensed the death of a loved one, and it was filled with intense rage.

The leaf, over 30 meters long, was flung out, causing a nearby seven- or eight-story building to teeter on the brink of collapse.

The NPCs hiding in their homes screamed in terror and panicked.

Upon seeing this, the residents on the female plant side dared not stay any longer and ran off in the opposite direction.

They were afraid of being affected.

The superhumans continued their journey towards the male Welwitschia mirabilis plant.

Shi Jinwei kept her eyes fixed on that side through her binoculars and noticed that there seemed to be a gray cloud falling towards the crowd above the Welwitschia mirabilis.

A strange feeling arose in my heart.

She shifted her focus, adjusting the focal length to shoot towards the clouds.

When I saw what it was, goosebumps immediately rose on my skin.

That cloud of gray mist was none other than mosquitoes the size of an adult's fist.

Its long mouthparts are at least ten centimeters long.

If you get stung...

With a hiss, Shi Jinwei immediately closed the window.

Meanwhile, the crowd on the other side also noticed something amiss, and mosquitoes quickly landed on the stems and leaves of the thousand-year-old plant, chasing after the scattering crowd and beginning to attack.

The long mouthparts adhere to the thick, long leaves; whether the Welwitschia mirabilis feels anything is unknown.

Its leaves kept wriggling, and another leaf humanely curved around to swat away the mosquito.

There was no other way; the leaves were too long, so we had to take a roundabout route.

Shi Jinwei kept staring at that spot, then revealed an expression that said, "I knew it."

A mosquito clinging desperately to a leaf to suck blood was slapped to death by the leaf.

Bright red blood flowed from his body.

It wasn't much, but it was enough to enrage the Emperor.

Its targets shifted from the superhumans to these small insects.

The leaves swayed powerfully.

Meanwhile, the superhumans also turned their attention to the mutated mosquitoes.

Individually they are not very powerful, but when they appear in large groups, they become a nightmare for all living things.

An ordinary person gets stuck to the back by a mosquito and lets out a painful scream.

His body shriveled up visibly, as if all the moisture had been drained away.

Another person had one stuck to his arm, so he grabbed a piece of building debris and started smashing it against the mutated mosquito.

The mosquito remained motionless.

They couldn't withstand the force of a thousand-year-old's "slap".

The force of an ordinary person's blow is nothing to them.

His wife, who was standing nearby, immediately shouted to him, "Quick, quick, get the lighter!"

The man had already fallen to the ground, and with difficulty, he pulled a lighter from his pocket and threw it to his wife.

The woman picked up her coat from the ground and set it on fire.

Her hands trembled uncontrollably with fear, and tears streamed down her face.

The man was now on the verge of death.

The moment the clothes caught fire, the woman immediately threw the mosquito at the man's arm.

Sensing the heat, the mosquito immediately released its grip and flew away.

Upon seeing this, the woman went berserk and attacked it with burning clothes.

The mosquitoes were set on fire and fell to the ground, burning to ashes.

She then realized what was happening and quickly ran to her husband, helping him move away.

After scattering, these mosquitoes not only wreaked havoc in the surrounding area, but also flew towards the nearby buildings.

Without the protection of the shielding device, the entire city looked like a delicious cake to these creatures.

For some reason, a mosquito, swaying and wobbling, "traveled" several hundred meters to Shi Jinwei's window.

Even if it mutates, it won't know that glass is transparent.

I wanted to rush over as soon as I saw the girl inside.

As a result, it slammed into the glass with a "thud".

Undeterred, he bumped into it a few more times.

Shi Jinwei wanted to see what was happening on the other side, but she got annoyed by it and tore it off and threw it over.

In the blink of an eye, the mosquitoes exploded in the air.

Upon seeing this, the mosquitoes that flew over immediately stopped and turned to fly away in another direction.

But Shi Jinwei would never let them wreak havoc on others.

Why would she let points that were handed to her for free slip away?

So I threw out two more tearing attacks and got rid of all the mosquitoes.

I recall that in the "Ant Infestation" instance, you could also use perspective selection.

She picked up her binoculars and stared into the distance, trying to frame a mosquito chasing after someone a hundred meters away.

When you look at a mosquito with your naked eye, it's just a black dot. But after using a telescope to select the area, the range becomes much larger.

The surrounding birds were also selected within the same frame.

The next second, several mosquitoes exploded at the same time.

Shi Jinwei discovered that selection could be done this way, and she learned a new skill.

Feeling pleased, I continued to select other targets.