My Way

Chapter 1038 [Regular Level] [Elite Level] [War Level] [Strategic Level].

'It seems like I'm doomed.'

But it seems there's still hope.

Recalling Teacher Huang's meaningful words earlier.

Ji Lang felt that he was gradually becoming a classic diode.

The thoughts kept flashing through my mind: "My life can still be saved" versus "My life is beyond saving."

Even after that.

Teacher Huang and the team leader did try to inspire people, which was also the case.

After all, many things that are difficult to say directly can be figured out by oneself.

Moreover, just as Teacher Huang automatically understood many things he couldn't figure out before after realizing the relevant issues.

At this very moment, Ji Lang silently and automatically figured out many things.

For example, Ji Lang, who didn't quite understand why the authorities would put the [Sublimation Potion No. 13] on sale recently, now clearly realized that perhaps... it was a silent selection process, giving each newborn a chance to survive.

perhaps.

In a few more years.

Those children who didn't take the [Sublimation Agent No. 13] might not have survived at all.

Bottom line.

Due to physical limitations.

Various negative situations will first manifest themselves in the elderly, the weak, the sick, and the disabled.

Therefore, the more you think about it, the better.

Ji Lang understood all too well that he had to obtain the [Sublimation Potion No. 13] as soon as possible...

Otherwise, we'll have to wait until the storm has fully brewed.

Even if the higher-ups were willing to allocate a batch of [Sublimation Agent No. 13] to lower- and middle-level personnel, it's unlikely that I would get a chance.

Think of this.

His gaze also became incredibly firm.

finally.

After glancing at the nuclear crater that was now almost within reach, and then looking around at his teammates who were all on high alert, ready to deal with any mutated creatures, he realized that...

He felt that he might be able to take advantage of this mission to hunt down some mutated creatures of a suitable level, and then use the materials from those mutated creatures to make up for the merits he had lost...

of course.

In this regard, the specific outcome ultimately depends on luck.

Mutated creatures aren't so easy to kill...

According to the current classification of human civilization levels.

Their group was at most trying to hunt down mutated creatures that had barely reached the [elite] level.

To this day, the four levels of [Regular], [Elite], [War], and [Strategic] are how human civilization classifies mutated creatures.

[Standard Level]: Three to five ordinary people carrying standard individual weapons could potentially kill them.

This is the most numerous mutated organism.

[Elite Level]: Requires either an enhanced user who has used [Ascension Potion] or heavy firepower to kill. Note that heavy firepower here refers to large-caliber mortars, howitzers, etc.; heavy machine guns and heavy sniper rifles are considered standard individual weapons.

They usually only appear in sparsely populated areas.

[War-level]: Apart from a very small number of top-tier powerhouses, the human camp has virtually no chance of killing them with a small force. Even if they use a single-soldier self-destruct nuclear bomb with the power equivalent to hundreds of kilograms of high explosives to launch a close-range attack, they may not be able to kill the target.

Although the number is not large, it has been steadily increasing in recent years.

Even in Ji Lang's country, mutated creatures of this level require serious attention, requiring 24/7 monitoring via satellite. As for those forces with insufficient strength…

You could be wiped out on the spot if you just encounter one [War-class] monster.

[Strategic Level]: Apart from a few powerful human beings and genuine high-yield nuclear weapons, the human camp basically has no ability to kill targets. Even at close range, it is difficult to cause serious damage if they are directly hit by a large missile that does not carry a nuclear or hydrogen warhead.

According to supercomputer calculations, there are currently only a few dozen mutated organisms worldwide that have reached this level.

Moreover, at least two-thirds of these strategic-level mutant creatures live in the ocean.

Even in the country where Ji Lang and the others lived, they had only encountered three mutated creatures of this level.

And those three [strategic-level] mutated creatures.

Ultimately, they all became part of their country's material reserves...

to be honest.

Relying on space satellites, high-yield nuclear weapons, top-tier experts, and tens of thousands of simulations...

Even though the [strategic mutated creatures] are indeed terrifying.

Before the cataclysm, any one of them would have been enough to easily destroy a medium-sized country.

That would still mean dying a rather miserable death.

He could barely muster any strength.

Of course, the classifications of "standard," "elite," "war," and "strategic" are essentially just a rather rudimentary way of categorizing them.

It's just a relatively concise and clear way of referring to someone's rank.

In reality...

Each major level is often further subdivided into ten smaller star levels, thus achieving a higher level of specialization.

For example, [One-star conventional-level mutated organism].

All you need to do is find a decent rifle and fire a burst at it to take it down.

But what about the [Ten-Star Regular-Level Mutant Creature]?

Even if you fire ten magazines of bullets at close range, the opponent will likely only suffer minor cuts and bruises.

It would take a heavy machine gun, armor-piercing rounds, and various high-powered explosives to successfully kill the enemy.

just now.

As they gradually approached the nuclear crater.

Ji Lang also began to fantasize that while he and his companions were collecting various data, a few fairly strong [elite-level mutated creatures] would walk right into their trap.

Ok.

Ideally, it should be an elite-level mutated creature of around three or four stars.

As long as the number of those elite-level mutated creatures is limited to three to five, their team is fully capable of forcibly taking them down.

on the contrary.

If the opponent is an elite-level mutated creature of seven stars or higher... then they can only hope that they are lucky enough to kill it before everyone dies.

That level of [elite-level mutated creature].

It can be described as an invulnerable example.

Even if a high-powered aerial bomb with a special explosive defense system is used and successfully hits the target, it may not be able to kill it directly.

Their claws are sharp enough to tear apart the outer armor plates of a main battle tank as easily as tearing paper.

Therefore, even though most of the members are genuine elite warriors and they have made various preparations in advance, it is still very difficult for this team to forcibly take down a target of that level.

(End of this chapter)