Mechanic endlessly amassing troops in the apocalypse

After testing all the skills and knowledge, Li Fei didn't think too much about it anymore; he still had five days before he had to report to the police station.

This assessment is extremely important, as it will determine whether I can establish myself on Cangnan Star. I must be fully prepared.

With that in mind, Li Fei decided to seize the time to kill more zombies and improve his strength.

While we're at it, let's see if we can relocate our base, preferably outside the city.

I'm still a little worried about staying in the city all the time.

Without further thought, Li Fei activated the teleportation array.

A light flashed, and ten seconds later, Li Fei's figure disappeared from the repair shop.

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The rooftop of a doomsday building.

Li Fei didn't linger and went straight to the tenth floor.

"Su Wan'er, you can use this gun for now." He handed the old gun he had been using to Su Wan'er.

Although it's an old gun, it still has 95% durability left. You could easily put a 99% new label on the salted fish.

Moreover, it is perfectly suited for the post-apocalyptic environment and is suitable for anyone to use.

"Brother Fei, is this really for me?" Su Wan'er's hands trembled as she took the gun, as if she were holding a precious treasure.

"Just take it if I give it to you," Li Fei said, amused by her cautious manner. "I have plenty of guns like this."

"But remember, don't just spray bullets at zombies. Aim first, then shoot, aim for their heads."

Su Wan'er happily replied, "Yes, yes, I've got it!"

Li Fei nodded, went into the room, and handed over the food.

Su Wan'er quickly took it and looked inside, her face showing shock once again.

She and Tang Mucheng exchanged a glance, their eyes showing the same surprise.

Surprisingly, it was fresh vegetables and meat again, and even more than last time.

Tang Mucheng's expression was strange. If it happened once, she could understand that he was lucky and caught the prey, but it happened every time, which was too outrageous.

He immediately wanted to ask Li Fei, who was sitting on the sofa fiddling with guns, but he was stopped by Su Wan'er after only taking two steps.

Su Wan'er shook her head at her, pulled her into the kitchen, and whispered, "Sister Mu Cheng, last night should have proven that Brother Fei isn't a bad person. People speak the truth when they're drunk. From now on, let's not pry into Brother Fei's affairs. If he wants to talk, he'll naturally tell us."

After hearing this, Tang Mucheng thought for a moment, nodded, and then turned around and started working with Su Wan'er without saying anything more.

Eat your fill.

After tidying up quickly, the three of them continued downstairs.

The entire building was cleaned yesterday.

After Li Fei returned to Cangnan Star, the two girls checked again to be on the safe side, and they actually found a few who had slipped through the net.

One was stuck inside the balcony security bars, and the other was hiding in the toilet without moving.

The building should be completely safe now.

So the group didn't linger and walked along the escape route to the first floor.

Just as Li Fei was about to push open the door, Tang Mucheng called out to him softly from behind.

"Brother Fei, wait a minute."

Li Fei gave her a questioning look.

Tang Mucheng explained in a low voice, "Yesterday, when Su Wan'er and I were clearing out the remaining zombies, I came down to take a look."

"The situation in the lobby on the first floor is a bit bad, Fei-ge, you'd better be careful."

Li Fei nodded slightly and carefully pushed the fire door open a crack.

But when he saw the scene outside, his pupils contracted and he gasped.

In the hotel lobby, zombies were packed shoulder to shoulder, so densely packed that the ground was almost invisible.

The strong smell of decay hit my nose even through the crack in the door.

Even though Li Fei had killed hundreds of zombies, he still felt a chill run down his spine when he saw this scene.

The most I've ever killed in a single battle was 50 enemies at once, and with ample firepower, it wasn't difficult to take them down.

But right now, there are probably hundreds of zombies in this hall alone. If they are alerted, these hundreds of zombies will surely swarm in.

Not to mention that the process of killing them will attract even more zombies from the surrounding area and outside.

Even if Li Fei had just upgraded and used his reload skill to instantly change the magazine, two magazines of bullets still wouldn't be enough.

There's even less room to maneuver in such a narrow space.

Once surrounded by these zombies, it will be difficult to break out, and death will be almost certain.

Faced with this situation, Li Fei was somewhat troubled.

We can't win if we fight, but if we don't fight, we'll be stuck here forever.

What should I do?

He gently closed the door, frowning as he muttered, "How come there are so many zombies?"

Su Wan'er whispered, "It's probably because the apocalypse happened to coincide with breakfast time, and many parents and students were eating in the first-floor restaurant."

"No wonder..."

Just as Li Fei was racking his brains for a solution, Su Wan'er asked from the side, "Brother Fei, I have an idea, do you want to try it?"

Li Fei looked at her in surprise, "Tell me about it."

Su Wan'er's lips curled slightly. "Come with me."

She led the group to a window in a room on the second floor and said, "Brother Fei, can't you get fresh meat? I've observed that these zombies don't have a particularly keen sense of smell, but they do react to the smell of blood."

She pointed out the window: "This is upwind. We can cut the meat into small pieces and throw them down from here. The wind will carry the smell of blood to the open space outside the hotel's main entrance. By throwing just one or two pieces at a time, we can 'fish' the zombies in the lobby into the open space in small groups. Once they finish eating the meat, the smell source will disappear, and they won't be continuously attracted to it, so we can control their numbers."

"When the time comes, use that silent gun to kill them one by one. They're attracted by the scent and their attention is all on the flesh. If you shoot accurately enough and don't hit the ground or make a big noise, there shouldn't be any problems."

Li Fei suddenly realized that he had fallen into a misconception, thinking that he should keep the noise down as much as possible, but he forgot that these zombies were also attracted by smell. Indeed, as Su Wan'er said, if it was by smell, it would be easy to control the number of zombies and prevent the situation from getting out of control.

Now that his precision shooting is at LV5, coupled with the aim correction without cooldown, he can shoot at the maximum distance from upstairs, which is both safe and efficient!

Thinking about all this, Li Fei couldn't help but give Su Wan'er a thumbs up; this idea was fantastic.

However, he simply nodded and said in a deep voice, "That's what I was thinking too. Wait for me, I'll go get some raw meat."

He quickly returned to the rooftop, back to Cangnan Star, sealed a pile of bloody raw meat in a plastic bag, and then went back to the second floor.

"Su Wan'er, are you sure about the wind direction?" Li Fei asked as he handed her the meat.

"Don't worry," Su Wan'er pointed to the slightly swaying treetops outside the window, "I've checked, the wind direction is very stable in the mornings this time of year, it always blows from this side towards the main entrance. Although the hotel has green belts, the wind winds along the path to bring the smell right to the door."

Li Fei nodded and quickly assigned tasks: "To be on the safe side, I'll take charge of sniping. Su Wan'er, you feed the enemy precisely and control the pace. Mu Cheng, you protect Su Wan'er and keep an eye on the corridor to ensure our rear is safe."

"Understood!" the two women replied in unison.