Mobile City Farming Guide

Chapter 233 Are there any high-level caravans and towns in the wasteland? (4K)
When the furnace overload is activated, the alchemical werewolves begin to accelerate the destruction of their enemies, and also accelerate their own destruction.

At this moment, the alchemical werewolves began to fall one after another.

The vast majority of them will fall into a deep slumber.

At the same time, the vampire civilization, the ghoul civilization, and the alchemical werewolf civilization are advancing simultaneously.

The ghouls dispatched a special Tier 3 vehicle from their civilization: the Bloodborne Earth Dragon.

From its appearance, the Bloodborne Earth Dragon resembles a long, narrow sandworm. Its body is covered with armor plates made of flesh and machinery, with a corrosive, bright green slime seeping from between the plates. Each vertebra is a finely cast alloy pillar, inlaid with rotating gears and pistons.

Its head has no eyes, only a spirulina-like, unfolding mouthparts, inlaid with seven rotating hydraulic jaws, each tooth equivalent to a small drill bit. When it moves through underground rock strata, the pressure generated by each bite is enough to shatter granite. Deep in its throat is installed a high-frequency vibrating ground-crushing device; when it roars, the sound waves can directly destroy rock strata within a hundred meters ahead.

The Bloodborne Earth Dragon was not an offensive vehicle of the ghoul civilization, but rather a transport vehicle.

Each Bloodborne Earth Dragon can carry around 5000 ghouls.

All the ghouls reside inside the Blood Sea Dragon in a highly compressed state—these monsters possess a higher tolerance for pain than humans.

Upon arriving at the dungeon guarded by the spider demons, the Blood Bone Dragons will open their massive jaws and spew out ghouls like fountains.

The vampire civilization dispatched its own soldiers.

Vampires possess extremely strong vitality and physical strength.

Most importantly, their natural enemy—sunlight—is absent in the underground world.

Thanks to their powerful vitality and regenerative abilities, even if they suffer severe injuries, the vampire soldiers can quickly recover and continue fighting the spider demons.

What's most surprising is that vampires can also revert to their original forms.

These are ferocious monsters resembling giant bats, and in this state, their combat abilities will be further enhanced.

Initially, the spider demons found dealing with vampires extremely difficult. This was because vampires could still be resurrected even after most of their bodies and even their hearts were destroyed, unless their bodies were completely destroyed from head to toe—which was very difficult to do in battle.

But soon, the spider demons found a way.

They sent their companions to carve a tunnel to the surface, using a special type of spider silk—mirror silk.

The spider demons wove a huge plane with mirrored spider silk and cleverly placed it in many tunnels, thus bringing sunlight into the underground city.

This practice greatly restricted the vampires.

What they didn't expect was
Over the course of more than two hundred years, the spider demons have collected a large amount of mineral resources, including silver, both underground and on the surface.

They devoured the silver ore, then digested and secreted it into entirely new spider silk—silver spider silk.

Vampires are creatures that are afraid of silver, and silver spider silk is extremely lethal to them.

The progress of the vampire civilization in the underground world was thus severely hampered.

As for the gnoll civilization.
Among the many monster civilizations responsible for exterminating them, it was practically just there to make up the numbers.

The gnoll civilization is far less unique than other monster civilizations. At most, the gnolls are individually powerful, but they have no special characteristics.

Therefore, they can only rely on mobile cities and vehicles, as well as firearms.

In order to defeat the Spider Demon civilization, the Gnoll civilization sent a large number of soldiers into the underground world.

Moreover, the Jackal people also have special forces.

However, due to the unique terrain and the spider silk arrangements of the spider demons, the gnoll civilization was simply unable to withstand the pressure.

Even a fierce attack on an underground city could not bring it down.

The spider demons discovered this easy target among their enemies and launched an attack.

As a result, the gnoll civilization suffered heavy casualties in just one day.

In the research base, Li Ye stared intently at the screen.

At this moment, humanity has begun its all-out advance into the underground world.

From Heath, he learned that the 500 level 0.5 mobile cities did not represent all of the human forces.

The next 0.5 level mobile cities are still in production and will be continuously deployed to the Arctic.

"They really have a deep pocket," Li Ye couldn't help but remark.

Then he realized another problem.

“Archbishop Hiss, but wouldn’t that be too costly?” he couldn’t help but ask.

After all, this level 0.5 mobile city is a special version for the underground world, and its shape is that of a truck adapted to tunnels.

Once the underground war ends, it will be difficult for these mobile cities to find new jobs.

After learning about Li Ye's idea, Heath gently shook his head.

"The cost is actually far less than you imagine."

He told Li Ye that recovering a level 0.5 mobile city was a simple matter. All that was needed was to dismantle its weapons, city components, power engine, tires, and tracks, and then recover them.

As for the remaining truck templates, they can be completely ignored and can even be put back into the forging plant to be made into steel.

"So you understand now? Compared to continental wars involving level 1-2 mobile cities, this war is relatively inexpensive," Heath said.

Li Ye suddenly realized.

"Thank you for the explanation. But by the way, do level 0.5 mobile cities have production workshops?"

Heath continued to explain things to him.

Level 0.5 mobile cities have production workshops, but due to city level restrictions, they can only produce and craft ordinary-level items—which is completely insufficient in a wasteland teeming with monsters.

The level 0.5 mobile city that humanity deployed this time was specifically built for combat, so there was no need to install production workshops.

As he listened, Li Ye suddenly had a brilliant idea.

The production workshop can be considered the core building of the mobile city; as long as you input the design blueprints, you can create both ordinary and high-level items.

Is it possible to directly install production workshops on the base vehicles or towns in the survivor convoys, so that they can gain production capabilities without having to move the cities?

If that's the case, the survivor caravans and towns could be gradually built, strengthened, or even upgraded using blueprints and resources obtained by hunting wasteland monsters.

Upon learning of Li Ye's idea, Heath didn't seem particularly surprised; instead, he smiled faintly.

"This idea is indeed feasible."

However, he emphasized one point.

The production workshop is not an independent entity; it is fully linked to the core of the mobile city.

To add production capabilities to a target town, you need not only a production workshop but also the core of a mobile city.

Production workshops and city cores can only be built by organizations capable of producing mobile cities, namely the Cult of Apocalypse, the Throne of Titans, and the Iron Oath Brotherhood.

"So, there really are high-level caravans and high-level towns in the wasteland?" Li Ye asked in surprise.

Heath nodded slowly.

"Yes, they do exist, but they are extremely rare."

Ultimately, not all humans in the wasteland enjoy living in mobile cities.

Once players have collected enough crystals and resources, some will equip their base vehicles with production workshops and city cores. Other towns will add production workshops and city cores, gaining production capabilities similar to mobile cities.

However, like mobile cities, upgrading production workshops and city cores still requires corresponding levels of city upgrade blueprints, city structure blueprints, and city crystals. As for resources like iron ore and coal, since base vehicles and towns are far smaller than mobile cities, they consume fewer resources. "Although they exist, survivor convoys and towns still cannot become the mainstream in the wasteland," Hiss concluded. "Mobile cities are far more powerful than the former two, not to mention after upgrades."

Li Ye nodded slightly.

Ultimately, it comes down to the old saying: everyone has their own ambitions.

In the wasteland, everyone has their own way of surviving.

After the exchange, the two men each took command of their own troops.

Heath's 65 mobile cities have begun their journey into the depths of the underground world, currently exploring to a depth of 1052 meters.

The 15 cities that were left behind were divided into 5 small teams, who hunted scattered spider demons in the vicinity.

He could leave important matters like conquering the underworld to the big shots; he would be content just to follow behind and collect some resources.

"In another ten minutes or so, the next batch of intelligence will be ready," he thought to himself.

Two days have passed, and the system CD has now been working properly.

This intelligence gathering was very short, lasting only 8 hours.

1. After fleeing Southern Liuzhou, the Frankenstein civilization chose to settle on an archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. The monster faction did not recruit it during their campaign against the Spider Demon civilization. (Intelligence Value: Average)

2. In the underground world of the Frozen Continent, the fastest-growing monster force has advanced to a depth of 5312 meters. (Intelligence Value: Excellent)

3. The Iron Brotherhood has deployed multiple mobile suits to clear out the nuclear submarines roaming the Arctic waters. (Intelligence Value: Excellent)

4. The Spider Demon Civilization possesses an ultimate project called "The Web of the End," a project of continental scale. Be careful. (Information Value: Rare)

5. Under the military pressure from both the human and monster world-class organizations, the Monarch monster Jormungandr chose to compromise. She expressed her desire to hibernate in the mantle layer, while both world-class organizations stated that if she dared to take even a step inside, they would immediately wage war against her regardless of the cost. After weighing the pros and cons, Jormungandr chose to enter hibernation in the shattered waters of the Oceanic Continent. (Intelligence Value: Rare)

"The amount of information is indeed substantial. It seems like the value of the intelligence gathered over the past 8 hours has been gradually increasing?"

While reflecting on this, Li Ye's gaze quickly fell on the fifth piece of intelligence.

"So it was already agreed upon."

After all that commotion, the giant snake has finally calmed down.

During this time, he noticed a key word.

Regardless of the cost.

Even world-class organizations seem to struggle particularly against Jormungandr?

After a moment's thought, his gaze fell on the second piece of intelligence.

"Why are the monsters advancing so quickly?" he asked in surprise.

I've observed Hiss's progress from the field; it's already quite efficient, but so far it's only explored 1052 meters.

The monster's depth is a full 5312 meters, which is almost one-third of the depth of the entire underground world.

Almost instantly, he understood.

"It's a wind element civilization!"

at the same time.

At a depth of 5312 meters in the underground world.

A massive underground fortress built by spider demons.

Tens of thousands of spider demons in the dungeon were on high alert.

They even appeared extremely nervous.

"They're coming, they're coming," a spider demon murmured absentmindedly.

Under the watchful eyes of the spider demons, the numerous tunnels surrounding the underground city began to tremble.

It wasn't due to excavation or collapse, but rather to some ancient, more violent force.

The first thing to come was a wind blade.

It roared in from a tunnel, invisible yet deadly, tearing apart the spider demons' carefully constructed spider silk barriers like a thin veil.

Before the spider demons, who were lurking in the tunnel using camouflage silk, could react, fine cracks had already appeared on their carapaces.

It then exploded under the continuous cutting of the second and third wind blades.

The intruder, who had launched wind blades, slowly appeared.

That was a wind element.

It has no fixed flesh and blood body, but exists between the substantial and the void, like a personification of a storm, or like air having a will.

The wind element sometimes transforms into a howling miniature tornado, sometimes into a human form, and sometimes into flowing, drifting winds, with a faint elemental core at its center.

That is where its soul resides, and where its energy is stored.

Under the watchful eyes of the spider demons, countless wind elements appeared one after another.

Each wind element is about 1-2 meters high, and their movement has a kind of physics-defying elegance.

It doesn't need to step or fly; instead, it moves by distorting local air pressure.

As they move, they leave behind spiral-shaped trails of airflow, like invisible staircases.

The leading wind elemental general spoke coldly.

"Tell your king that the judgment of the Spider Demon civilization has arrived!"

At its command, wind elementals surged out of the tunnel and swept towards the underground city.

The spider silk fired by the spider demons had absolutely no effect on them.

During their movement, the wind elements deployed different combat forms.

Some transformed into small drill bits that spiraled forward at ultra-high speed, recklessly spewing and destroying everything in the underground city.

Some extended their hands into whips tens of meters long, wildly striking the spider demons along the way.

Some of them gathered together, forming a giant wind dragon. It spread its hundred-meter wings, made of compressed hurricanes, and each flap of its wings stirred up a storm of blades.

The spider demons wanted to fight back, but were horrified to find that any action they took was futile.

Wind elements themselves have no physical form; their strikes and spewed spider silk all miss their mark!

Some spider demons noticed the wind elemental core and attempted to target it.

However, it was actually illusory, and could not be attacked at all.

"How is this possible! How is this possible!" one of the spider demons screamed. "This makes absolutely no sense!"

In fact, there is a way to defeat the wind element: completely deplete its energy.

However, for spider demons, which are level 3 monsters, they simply cannot do this.

Therefore, they could only be slaughtered at will.

(End of this chapter)