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

On the sixth day of the game, Shi Jinwei did not go out to do any tasks.

I specifically set aside a day to wait for official news at the hotel.

Just as she expected, the official message arrived early in the morning.

After Shi Jinwei replied "agree", the bracelet rang shortly afterward.

The other party was an official staff member.

After confirming that the person in the video was Shi Jinwei, they asked her for her current address and free time.

They indicated they would send someone to her home to discuss the matter in detail during her free time.

Less than twenty minutes after learning that she was available, there was a knock on the door.

Upon opening the door, two soldiers in crisp military uniforms and a person in a white coat stood outside.

The people in white coats are representatives of the Superpowered Individuals Guild and the Research Institute.

The military personnel represent the military and the government.

They first asked Shi Jinwei a few simple questions about her situation.

The specific question was why she had only just appeared in Anya City.

Shi Jinwei copied the same words she used with Cheng Wenwen, and they looked at each other in bewilderment.

The official team did discover this vulnerability.

But scavengers are elusive and hard to control.

We had no choice but to give up.

Then they asked about Shi Jinwei's skill level and abilities.

"It matches the information," an officer said. "We noticed your ability to slay sea monsters on the forum. Is it a derivative of spatial abilities?"

Shi Jinwei nodded: "Yes, after we went out this time, we encountered a giant mutated plant, and after escaping, our superpowers evolved."

The officer nodded and didn't ask any further questions.

This situation is quite common as research into superpowers deepens.

Since they did see her put everything in the house into the space, they believed her.

The doctor in the white coat added "New Derivative Skill - Spatial Tear" directly to her superpower registration information.

After confirming the basic information, the three of them, who had been relatively relaxed, became much more serious.

The officer, who had remained silent until now, said to her cautiously, "Ms. Shi, what follows is top secret. Please review the confidentiality agreement first, and sign it after confirming that everything is in order before we continue."

After speaking, he gestured for Shi Jinwei to extend her bracelet and transferred the confidentiality agreement to her bracelet.

The article is short, but the punishment is quite severe.

In summary, regardless of whether she agreed to what happened later, as long as she leaked today's conversation to unsuspecting people, it was still a serious offense.

Then she would face expulsion from all safe cities and bases.

For scavengers, living outside the city is not a serious matter.

The serious consequence is that after being expelled, she will be unable to purchase supplies from these places.

Unless you're robbing a convoy or a mission team.

Alternatively, you can make private deals with quest teams that are out of town doing quests.

None of this bothered Shi Jinwei, and she promptly signed her name.

Seeing that she agreed readily, all three were very satisfied.

Next, the officer who spoke last explained the mission to her:

Overall, it's pretty much the same as what Shi Jinwei found.

However, many more detailed issues have arisen.

For example, what they are looking for in the "Lost Continent" is a pre-apocalyptic server.

Moreover, this time they won't go by boat, they'll go by submarine.

Furthermore, the situation regarding the loss of the mainland may be more complex than imagined.

People now speculate that there may still be survivors up there.

"Didn't they say that before the apocalypse, when the continental plates shifted, everyone there was moved away?"

Shi Jinwei took out the information she found online and asked about it.

"They have been evacuated, but a very small number still disagree with the evacuation," the officer said cryptically.

Seeing her puzzled expression, he added, "The server is located dozens of kilometers underground beneath the United Nations."

This shows that even if a nuclear bomb had exploded at that time.

As long as the United Nations is not the primary target, the underground is a natural refuge.

Those who are unwilling to evacuate are likely to remain there.

"But it's all just speculation," Shi Jinwei said calmly, though her heart was in turmoil.

A bold idea popped into my head:

If there were survivors there, they have multiplied to this day.

Could it be a strange world?

Because of the obstruction of lightning and waves at sea, the two sides have never been able to communicate.

The game also began; it was a survival game for them.

The Lost Continent is a bizarre game.

The two games then intersected, allowing them to enter the other continent through the game.

Meanwhile, Weird Games is also trying to infiltrate the survival game through [Parasite Ghost]?

……

The moment the thought crossed Shi Jinwei's mind, she broke out in a cold sweat.

If this guess is correct, then wouldn't the destination of this mission also be a bizarre world?

No, that's not right.

The timing doesn't match.

The game of the bizarre world has been around for at least seventy or eighty years.

Their game, at most, has only been around for about two years.

Unless the two games have been manipulated in terms of timing.

……

"So, you can give us your reply after you've thought it through."

The officer didn't notice her distraction and finished speaking according to the script.

Shi Jinwei looked at the other person and asked, "May I ask what the success rate of this mission is?"

The officer hesitated for a moment, then answered cautiously, "1%."

"Then why go?" she asked, puzzled.

Wouldn't it be better to wait until society develops to another stage and the level of technology improves several levels before doing so?

The officer hadn't expected him to ask so directly, and gave a wry smile: "I'm sorry, I can't answer that question. I had no choice but to do it."

Seeing that the expressions on the three people's faces did not seem to be fake, Shi Jinwei did not ask any further questions.

However, there was no need to consider it; she came here specifically for the mission.

To express agreement directly.

To everyone's surprise, upon hearing her unwavering answer, the two officers actually stood up and saluted her.

The doctor in the white coat also bowed deeply to her.

A dedicated person will contact Shi Jinwei again regarding the follow-up matters.

They didn't say anything more, just nodded to her and left.

After seeing the person off, Shi Jinwei checked the time; it wasn't even noon yet.

I sent a message to Zhou Cheng, but he didn't reply. He's probably off on a mission.

Xiao Wen is still in the city.

She accepted several tasks on her bracelet, asking Xiao Wen to pick her up so they could leave the city again.

When Zhou Cheng returned home that evening, he immediately replied to Shi Jinwei's message.

Shi Jinwei asked Zhou Cheng to help her check if there was any information related to "pre-apocalyptic servers".

Because ordinary players are unaware of [beta test missions], these terms will not be blocked for them.

As before, Zhou Cheng readily agreed.

I rushed off to investigate, but found nothing.

She guessed that the task was issued by An Xincheng, so perhaps only An Xincheng could find it.

Unfortunately, even if she went to Anxin City now, she wouldn't be able to find out without hacking skills, so she had to give up.

In the following days, an official contacted her to confirm whether she wanted to participate.

It has been confirmed three times in total.

On the fourteenth day of the game, Shi Jinwei received another message.

This time it wasn't a confirmation, but rather she was told to report to the designated location on the twentieth day, which is six days later.