Nen users starting from Highschool of the Dead

In the end, Su Yan still did not grant Saeko Busujima's request for a reward.

After all, time is a bit tight. If we really want to satisfy Saeko Busujima, it will take at least one or two hours.

But they have to go home at noon, so he can only fulfill some small requests from the purple-haired girl, such as short-term snuggling.

So, after spending a tiny bit of time fulfilling the purple-haired girl's small request, the two got back on their motorcycle and rode on the road.

On the way, Saeko Busujima suddenly asked Su Yan curiously, "Junior Su Yan, where are we going next?"

Su Yan didn't answer, but instead asked the purple-haired girl behind him, "Saeko-senpai, where do you think the largest and most concentrated population is in Tokoname City?"

Where are the most people?

This question is less about where there are many people and more about what happens when a zombie crisis breaks out.

Where are the most zombies likely to be found?

"A commercial street?"

Without a second thought, Saeko Busujima came up with this answer immediately after hearing it and blurted it out.

After speaking, the purple-haired girl thought about it carefully, making sure her answer wasn't too problematic, but still added, "The shopping street near the station?"

"What you said makes sense, but..."

Su Yan didn't immediately deny Saeko Busujima's answer, but then added a "but" to her statement: "Senior, you overlooked something."

"Under normal circumstances, the commercial street near the station is indeed the place with the highest foot traffic."

"But in case of danger, places like shopping streets, which are spacious and have multiple entrances and exits and safety passages, are more dangerous."

"Once there is a risk of zombie infection, the people inside will scatter and flee in all directions, and the noise caused by the fleeing people will easily attract the zombies away."

"So, unless there are special circumstances, places like shopping streets don't usually have a high density of zombies."

"Yeah?"

Saeko Busujima leaned her head against Su Yan's back and thought about it carefully; it seemed that this was indeed the case.

Then, looking up, he asked again, "So, Junior Brother Su Yan, where do you think there are the most zombies right now?"

"Schools and office buildings!" Su Yan replied.

"Office building?"

Saeko Busujima asked, puzzled.

She knew about the school, after all, that's what happened when the zombie crisis suddenly broke out yesterday.

In just a few hours, their Fujimi Academy was completely overrun.

Former classmates have all turned into zombie monsters who can only act on instinct.

The sheer number of zombies last night certainly gave her a satisfying killing spree.

But office buildings?

This was something that the girl, who had been learning kendo at her family's dojo since childhood and had little exposure to information about it, really couldn't understand.

Why are office buildings such places where zombies are concentrated?

"It's simple, because yesterday was a workday!"

Su Yan smiled and gave Saeko Busujima the answer: "Saeko-senpai, you may not know this, but in fact, no matter which country you are in, office buildings are basically not isolated, but rather a large area of ​​office buildings connected together to form an entire office building area."

"In addition, the zombie outbreak yesterday happened on a weekday afternoon, before the end of the workday."

"At this time, the adults are still working outside."

"And office buildings are where most adults in every city gather to work."

"On a single floor, there are anywhere from a few companies to a dozen or even twenty. Just a rough estimate suggests that there are at least a thousand people in an office building that is currently in use."

"Most importantly, office buildings are not like commercial streets with easy access and escape routes. They usually only have two stairwells at the far sides of the building as safety passages."

"Elevators are unlikely to malfunction in dangerous situations, and even if they are in normal working order, office buildings typically have no more than eight elevators, and most office buildings only have two elevators under normal circumstances."

"This means that if zombies appear near an office building and are not contained in time, the people inside will basically have nowhere to escape."

Of course, the above is just Su Yan's own speculation. As for whether it is right or wrong, we'll have to wait until we get to the scene.

By simply unfolding the circle and sensing the situation inside the office building, the answer can be obtained quickly.

However, for now, Su Yan really does see the schools and office buildings in Bed City as future dungeons to grind in.

"I see."

Saeko Busujima wore a look of satisfaction, then praised Su Yan, "Junior, you're really amazing. You were able to analyze it so clearly."

That being said, the purple-haired girl didn't understand what Su Yan was saying at all, because she didn't know him.

But that doesn't matter. For her, it's enough as long as Su Yan is by her side.

Even the killing that he once craved most has become something he no longer needs.

Saeko Busujima spoke again, repeating the initial question: "So, where are we going next—to a school or an office building in Tokoname City?"

"Neither."

Su Yan said with a hint of helplessness, "It's a gas station."

"Gas station?"

Saeko Busujima paused for a moment.

He wondered if there were more zombies at the gas station than Su Yan had mentioned in the school and office building.

Su Yan pointed to the motorcycle beneath him and said with a helpless expression, "Because the motorcycle we're on is almost out of gas, and we urgently need to refuel it."

After driving all night last night, plus driving quite a distance this morning, I've already driven a whole night.

The motorcycle beneath him was finally nearing the end of its life.

If he doesn't find a gas station to refuel his motorcycle soon, he'll have to find a way to use his piloting abilities to consume his psychic energy to move it.

It's fine for a short time, but if you control it for a long time, the mental energy consumption will be too great.

That would be a case of losing more than you gain.

"hehe."

Saeko Busujima chuckled, "Is that so?"

The girl felt somewhat ashamed of her earlier wild imagination.

Fortunately, Su Yan recalled the map of Bedhouse City that he had memorized in his mind beforehand.

We discovered that there was a gas station nearby.

It wouldn't burn the motorcycle beneath him to the point where he would have to use his telekinesis to power it.

However, just as Su Yan was driving his motorcycle into the gas station...

An unexpected situation occurred.

A group of people dressed in a shady style, with brightly colored hair, and carrying sticks or knives, who looked like they belonged in a gangster's world, surrounded Su Yan and Saeko Busujima from all corners of the gas station.

"What a lucky day! I actually ran into such a beautiful woman."

The green-haired leader glanced at Saeko Busujima behind Su Yan with amazed eyes and muttered to himself.

Then he took a knife commonly seen in gangster movies from one of his underlings.

He walked up to Su Yan and threatened him with a perfect trilled "r" sound: "Kid, you're lucky to have such a beauty with you. Leave the motorcycle and the woman behind, and you can get lost. I won't kill you."

Seeing this, Saeko Busujima leaned close to Su Yan's ear and whispered, "Should I help you?"

Neither of them took these thugs seriously.

"No need, let me do it."

Su Yan shook his head, stopping Saeko Busujima from doing so.

Then, turning his gaze to the green-haired man blocking their path, he said calmly, "You're right, I am indeed very lucky, but conversely, you're about to have a lot of bad luck."

Before this, Su Yan had been troubled about how to capture some people and zombies to conduct experiments and test the infectivity of the zombie virus.

After all, the more you know, the better you can avoid the possibility of being infected by the virus.

However, Su Yan still had her bottom line and generally didn't want to take action against ordinary people.

But now things are much better; the test subjects are being delivered to our doorstep.