I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod.

The first thing that catches the eye is a large light screen, which is composed of several parts. The top part displays the mission world: Zombie Apocalypse (one star).

On the far left, there are four categories: food, weapons, tools, vehicles, and special items, from top to bottom.

Click on the food section, and you'll find neatly arranged dishes from the zombie apocalypse world, ranging from bread and bottled water to stewed bear paws and cooked venison.

In this category, points have extremely strong purchasing power. Most foods require less than five points. If you are looking for the best value for money, one point can buy several boxes of compressed biscuits and bottled water.

Weapon Classification:

When the light screen switched to the weapon category, a Scorpion pistol worth ten points appeared in front of Lilith.

After witnessing the low prices of food in the mall, Lilith was somewhat surprised to see items priced in the double digits.

"It seems that self-preservation is more important than being well-fed in the Main God Space..."

As you scroll down to view the merchandise, the variety of weapons increases, ranging from automatic pistols and tactical knives to anti-material sniper rifles and Panzerfaust rocket launchers, with the required points ranging from ten to fifty.

Fortunately, although the guns are not cheap, you can buy several boxes of ammunition with just a few points. Considering that the weapons are for self-defense, this price is a good deal.

Next is the tool classification.

There's not much to say about it; inside are items such as wrenches, screwdrivers, electric drills, and rammed earth machines, priced similarly to firearms, which Lilith found somewhat puzzling.

...Perhaps it's because the tools can be reused.

Lilith didn't think much of it; she wasn't interested in this category. She then opened the vehicle page, which covered a wide range of items.

From bicycles to off-road motorcycles, pickup trucks, gliders, and yachts, you can find anything here—whether it flies in the sky, runs on the ground, or swims in the water.

However, vehicles are even more expensive than firearms; buying a vehicle here costs an average of around sixty points.

If you're looking for better value, you can buy a bicycle with five points; the speed depends entirely on your pedaling ability.

Finally, we come to the special items category.

When Lilith saw the name of this category, she guessed that it was not a simple category. After all, the name contained the word "special", so it must not be anything cheap.

He entered the category with great anticipation, but there were only two lonely items in the entire category:

The first item is a zombie virus, priced at 100 points.

The second item is a zombie vaccine, priced at 100 points.

Upon seeing this, Lilith was stunned. Her eyes twitched, and her tone was filled with disbelief:

"This is a special item? That's all?"

After saying that, he was still a little skeptical and deliberately scrolled down with his finger, but the page didn't move at all. These two items really were all that was in this category.

"So you weren't joking after all? But why are there only these two things in the entire category?"

Lilith grumbled. She had been looking forward to this classification, but it had disappointed her greatly.

After taking a few seconds to accept this, He helplessly examined all the items sold in the mall, and then He discovered that almost everything sold here was related to the zombie apocalypse world.

Lilith has reason to guess:

"Does completing a quest in a particular world mean you can only buy items from that world? If I visit more worlds, will the selection in the shop increase?"

After reaching this conclusion, Lilith felt a little better. After shifting her attention away from the panel, Lilith began to observe the small room she was in.

The room wasn't large or shabby; it had a single bed, a desk, a chair, and a bathroom. Given Lilith's current size, she wouldn't feel cramped even living here.

The room size is also just right to give people a sense of security.

"They even prepared a house for me? It seems the God's Space is quite nice. That bed looks so soft..."

Lilith murmured to herself, and as if possessed, she lay down on the bed. With a "plop," Lilith was completely enveloped in it.

"So comfortable..."

Lilith couldn't help but exclaim that the bed was softer than she had expected. Just lying on it made her sleepy, and she wanted to sleep soundly right away.

However, Lilith knew she still had things to do, so she got out of bed and continued to study the layout of the small room.

Besides the furnishings mentioned earlier, there is a large solid wood wardrobe on the left wall of the small room. When you open it, it is empty except for two characters floating in mid-air: "wardrobe".

"What is this...?"

Lilith was curious, so she clicked on the word "wardrobe," and a brand new page appeared before her eyes. It looked like a shopping mall interface, but the categories and products inside were completely different.

First, there are categories, from top to bottom: suits, hair accessories, tops, bottoms, and shoes and socks.

The first category of outfits neatly displays sets of clothing, such as business suits, commuter suits, neon high school suits, aristocratic formal suits, and gentleman suits.

Hair accessories are categorized into various wigs, hair clips, and hairbands; tops include linings, sportswear, and coats; bottoms include pleated skirts, trousers, and tights; footwear includes shoes and socks…

After quickly glancing at the clothes, Lilith was deeply shocked:

"Wow, there are so many styles of clothes? But... why are clothes so much more expensive than weapons and vehicles? Is that reasonable?"

Seeing that even the cheapest outfit cost over a hundred points, Lilith was puzzled, but she quickly made a guess:

In the God Realm, weapons are essential. Everyone who wants to survive the upcoming missions must purchase weapons.

Clothing is different. It's not a necessity, and no one would waste points buying a bunch of clothes. With fewer people buying, clothes naturally become more expensive.

With that thought in mind, Lilith silently closed the wardrobe, having no intention of buying any clothes.

Although the CLA-style Lolita outfit she's wearing is the initial set that comes with her after being turned into a female character, its texture and quality are far superior to other clothes, so there's absolutely no need to change it.

After closing the wardrobe, Lilith was about to rummage through the desk to see if it was useful for buying books, but before that, she inadvertently discovered a door next to the wardrobe.

"Strange...why is there a door here?"

Lilith examined the door, then looked at the position of the bed, and realized that the reason she hadn't noticed the door immediately was because the wardrobe was so prominent that it blocked the door.

Although Lilith didn't know why there was such a door in the Main God Space, it didn't stop her from being curious. Just as she reached for the doorknob, a voice suddenly rang in her mind:

[Wait, don't open this door!]