The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

And so, Su Mu continued searching and traveling.

The load increased to 20 kilograms.

Most of the items here are disassembled electronic components, such as graphics cards and cooling components, and there are even a few old-fashioned mobile phones that don't need to be unlocked.

At that moment, he arrived in front of a hotel.

Su Mu stood in front of the four-story building, looking up at it.

The exterior walls are covered with beige tiles, which, although a few years old, are well-maintained. Above the main entrance hangs a red sign... "Hongdou Hotel" in four large characters, written in the kind of gold-plated regular script popular in the 1990s, though some parts have peeled off, revealing rust underneath.

This is the most eye-catching building on the entire street.

Su Mu withdrew his gaze and quickly made calculations in his mind.

After searching through more than a dozen houses, I only found one gray treasure chest. I don't know if it's just bad luck, or if the drop rate for treasure chests is just that low?

However, based on the experience of the past two days, it seems that the more dangerous the place, the higher the probability of shipping.

Yesterday, one of the two silver treasure chests was in a goblin lair surrounded by goblins, and the other was in a place where hundreds of adult goblins were fighting with minotaurs.

The hotel in front of us, a four-story building, is considered a densely populated area within the resort. There must be a considerable number of zombies inside.

High risk, high reward.

This logic should hold true.

Moreover, such places usually have some supplies stored up. And logically, hotels should have a canteen, or at least a small shop.

The houses he searched earlier had too few supplies; he couldn't take things like rice and flour... There were no pots or stoves, so even if he took them, he couldn't cook.

But hotels are different.

In places like this, there are bound to be ready-to-eat foods such as instant noodles, biscuits, and bottled water.

At the very least, bring a couple of fire extinguishers; they'll be able to handle any emergencies that may arise.

Moreover, standing here, he also noticed the amusement park area. Although he could only see a few scenes, he also noticed the number of zombies there. There were a lot of them, yes, a lot.

At a glance, there were at least forty or fifty of them.

He had reason to suspect that the zombies reappeared during the daytime when many people were visiting.

Therefore, even if there was only one level-two mutated creature around, he felt that it was unlikely he would gain anything from this trip.

This way, we won't end up with nothing to show for it.

Su Mu made up his mind.

Moreover, this is a good opportunity to practice at the Red Bean Hotel and get familiar with the rhythm of fighting in such dense buildings.

Let's see if we can get any good stuff from this.

.......

Thinking about this...

He gripped the axe tightly and walked towards the hotel entrance.

The glass door is a sliding door and has no lock.

Su Mu gave the door a gentle push, and it opened.

A musty smell mixed with a faint smell of blood wafted over.

The lobby isn't large, probably around 100 square meters. Directly opposite is the service counter with a marble top, behind which is a whole wall of key cabinets. To the left is a lounge area with several leather sofas and glass coffee tables, on which a few yellowed magazines are tossed about.

There is a staircase on the right, but no elevator.

Su Mu glanced around.

There are no zombies.

At least not in the lobby.

Of course, after scanning the area, I didn't see any treasure chest.

He tiptoed inside. It seemed he would have to search every single room.

only....

Previously, when searching residential houses, he would directly use the dismantling skill to dismantle the doors, which made little noise.

But there are also voices.

These are the room doors. Once they're removed, the doors will be gone, and if there are zombies inside, they can just rush out. Besides, removing the doors takes three minutes, which is a waste of time.

This place has four floors and at least 30 rooms. It's such a waste of time.

But soon, Su Mu couldn't help but pat his head.

Other houses don't have keys, but this is a hotel, so why wouldn't the front desk have one?

Su Mu then went around to the back of the service desk.

The drawer opened... a few pens, several notebooks, a box of paperclips, and a calculator.

No room key.

Su Mu frowned, his gaze sweeping across the cabinet, and he quickly noticed a bunch of keys in the corner... not a single key, but a dozen or so strung together with iron rings.

It should be the master key.

He reached out and took it, then weighed it in his hand.

It's quite heavy.

He held the key and the axe together, then raised the gun in his hand.

Su Mu walked towards the second floor.

The stairwell was dimly lit, with only the green emergency exit signs on the wall emitting a faint glow. Su Mu tiptoed up the stairs, one step at a time.

The second floor.

The corridor was long, with rows of closed doors on both sides. The overhead lights were off, with only a little light coming in from the window at the end of the corridor.

Su Mu glanced at the label on the keychain.

201, 202, 203... all match up.

He walked to the door of 201, took a deep breath, and gently inserted the key into the lock.

Rotate.

Click.

The door opened.

Su Mu did not push the door open immediately. Instead, he stood to the side of the door and gently pushed it open a crack with his axe.

It was very dark inside, and the curtains were drawn tightly.

The next moment, something lunged at him from inside.

Su Mu was prepared for this situation, as he had encountered it before during his searches and it had almost become muscle memory for him.

He slightly shifted his body to the side, avoiding the zombie's outstretched hand, and at the same time swung his axe with his right hand, slashing fiercely at the lunging figure!

puff!puff!

Two muffled thuds that almost overlapped.

The axe blade cleaved precisely into the zombie's head, splitting its entire skull in two.

Sold out instantly.

Su Mu looked at the corpse lying on the ground and felt a little emotional.

The "Lock on Weakness" talent is just too overpowered.

No matter how the opponent lunges, no matter how I slash, I can always hit a vital point. And now with the extra attack, it's equivalent to dealing the damage of two axe blows with one.

Let alone level one zombies, even level two ordinary monsters probably wouldn't last long.

[Kill a Lv1 zombie, experience points +0.1]

0.1, a mosquito's leg.

After waiting a while and seeing no other movement, he opened the door to the entire room.

My gaze quickly swept across the entire room...

Double bed, bedside table, wardrobe, TV cabinet, and separate bathroom.

The blankets on the bed were piled up haphazardly, and a few pieces of clothing were scattered on the floor.

When your gaze sweeps across this area.

My gaze suddenly fixed on the bedside table.

There, against the wall, was a gleaming silver box.

Bronze treasure chest?

Su Mu's eyes lit up.