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

Su Mu did not move the gun away.

"Humans?"

"Have you ever seen a talking zombie, you bastard!"

The woman gritted her teeth, her ears turning red.

That was a misunderstanding. Su Mu did not move the gun away, nor did he look away.

The other person was so embarrassed that their ears turned red, and even though they knew it was a misunderstanding, they still didn't turn around.

"I don't have the habit of turning my back on others," Su Mu said calmly.

The woman bit her lip and stared intently at him.

After a while, she suddenly seemed to have figured something out. She pulled off the bath towel, stared at Su Mu, picked up some clothes, and pretended to be indifferent.

"Go ahead and look. But if you dare do anything to me, I'll drag you down with me, even if it kills me. Don't you believe me?"

After saying that, she began to rummage as she put on her clothes inside.

The glass door was frosted, so although the details were not clearly visible, the silhouette could still be vaguely seen.

Su Mu could see her putting on her clothes one by one inside.

He neither looked away nor lowered his gun.

soon.

The bathroom door opened.

The woman walked out, staring at Su Mu warily, but her movements seemed casual.

She looked to be around twenty-four or twenty-five years old, with delicate features and fair skin. She had just taken a shower, and her face still had a rosy glow from the steam. Her long hair was wet and draped over her shoulders, the ends still dripping water, soaking a patch of her clothes at the shoulders.

A white T-shirt and dark casual pants—a very ordinary outfit. But the languid feeling of someone who's just stepped out of the shower, combined with her delicate face, would definitely make any man linger for a long time.

But Su Mu's gaze only lingered on her face for a moment before turning to her hands.

She was drying her hair with her left hand, and with her right hand...

Holding a hand grenade.

It's green, oval-shaped, and can be detonated with a single pull.

Su Mu's pupils contracted slightly.

I've never seen it in real life, but it's quite common in movies and TV shows.

In this situation, it's surprising, but not impossible, that the other side had a grenade. Especially considering they clearly had a high-level private room.

The woman's gaze also fell on Su Mu's face.

The two stared at each other for two seconds.

She spoke first, her voice calm but carrying a clear warning: "I said, if you dare... we'll die together."

She bit her lip; what was omitted after that word "dare" was self-evident.

Su Mu glanced at her and said calmly, "You didn't even pull the safety on your grenade."

The woman paused for a moment, then subconsciously looked down at her hands.

The safety ring was still securely fastened on one side.

She knew how to use this thing; it was for pulling the safety ring.

But if you open it, don't you have to throw it away?

But upon hearing what the other person said, he understood that if the other person really wanted to do something, he wouldn't have time to pull the ring.

Her expression stiffened slightly.

But he didn't let go of the grenade in his hand.

Su Mu put the pistol away.

This action startled the woman for a moment.

She stared at Su Mu, asking warily, "What are you going to do?"

Su Mu pointed to the open silver treasure chest on the ground: "You opened that one?"

The woman nodded.

Denying it at this point is pointless.

Su Mu looked at her and suddenly asked, "Can we make a deal, Lin Yuwei?"

The woman paused again.

She carefully examined Su Mu's face. After a few seconds, a look of realization flashed in her eyes, followed by a complex expression.

"Su Mu".

The way she said that name was somewhat subtle.

The two were not old acquaintances; they had only met last night.

This man in front of her traded three stinky blankets for her breakthrough talisman. Later, he traded two barrels of fuel for three of her blueprints.

profiteer.

She had certainly seen the other person's profile picture, and that face... was indeed not easy to forget.

Su Mu nodded: "If there are any good blueprints inside, I can trade with you for something."

Lin Yuwei raised an eyebrow: "Is this a blackmail deal?"

Su Mu shook his head: "No. If you have that idea, you can wait until we get back to the cable car before making the deal. I won't force you."

He spoke calmly, without any hint of threat.

Although Su Mu knew that the other party must have some kind of treasure, he still had his bottom line.

Lin Yuwei looked at him, a hint of surprise flashing in her eyes.

After a few seconds, she nodded: "I can trade you for the item, but not here."

Su Mu didn't press further: "Sure. As long as I have the right of first refusal."

Su Mu paused, then asked, "By the way, how did you know there was a silver treasure chest here?"

This is the issue he cares about most.

He searched the way up, entering every room. If Lin Yuwei had started searching from the first floor, she would have definitely encountered him earlier. But in fact, he didn't meet her until he reached room 208, and there were no signs of the earlier rooms having been searched.

He didn't believe in any kind of incredible luck, that he could just open a door and enter a room with a silver treasure chest, and there weren't even any zombies inside.

Lin Yuwei looked slightly nervous, but quickly regained her composure: "I have no comment."

Su Mu glanced at her.

The other party wouldn't tell him, and he couldn't get the answer out of them.

But from her expression, he could roughly guess that her talent was probably related to information technology.

And why does it feel so familiar?

Lin Yuwei draped the towel over her shoulder, her tone becoming wary again: "Alright, if you want to make a deal with me, please leave now."

Su Mu didn't move: "No rush, let me ask you another question."

Lin Yuwei clenched her fingers; the grenade was starting to ache from gripping it so tightly.

"You used fuel to escape the danger zone last night, which must have taken quite a while. How did you end up landing here?"

Su Mu remembered clearly that the monstrous bats had been attacking for at least two hours. If Lin Yuwei had used fuel to escape last night, she would have landed in this area much earlier.

Su Mu glanced at the silver treasure chest.

Earlier, when he was searching for the bronze treasure chest in the shop in Peace Town, and then searching for supplies in the shop, he noticed that the chest would disappear 10 minutes after the supplies were taken.

Although he wasn't certain, he guessed that all treasure chests should have similar rules.

Since the other party might know that Li has a silver treasure chest, they must have landed nearby a long time ago, so there was no way they could have run into each other.

Lin Yuwei was taken aback: "Two hours?"

Then, as if she had just thought of something, the corners of her mouth turned up slightly: "Who says fuel has to be used for getting away? Don't you know that those things that attacked us last night are afraid of light? That should have been discussed on the forum."

Afraid of light?

Su Mu frowned.

Last night he was researching how to catch the ghost bat, and then he went to sleep, completely unaware of the discussions on the channel.

Seeing his furrowed brow, Lin Yuwei's smile widened: "So you actually withstood those attacks for an hour... no, you said two hours...? Is the defense of the level two cable car that high?"

Su Mu frowned even more deeply.

This guy actually tricked him into revealing information.

However, he at least obtained one piece of information... the monstrous bat is afraid of light.

Moreover, Lin Yuwei didn't seem to be lying, because she could confirm this by checking the channel later.

However, he had read the description of this strange bat, and it seemed that it was not afraid of light.

Is it because it's not detailed information, or because these nocturnal creatures are afraid of light?

Therefore, it wasn't written in the attribute because that's common sense and doesn't need to be marked separately.

After that point.

Su Mu didn't say anything more and turned to leave.

Just as Su Mu was leaving.

"Wait a minute," Lin Yuwei suddenly called out to him.

Su Mu looked at her.

Lin Yuwei looked at him, hesitated for a moment, and asked, "Would you like to trade this grenade with me?"

Su Mu raised an eyebrow: "You can trade with me right now."

Lin Yuwei shook her head: "Not now."

"So what are your requirements?"

"Smart." Lin Yuwei smiled. "It's so good to talk to smart people."

Su Mu didn't respond, waiting for her to continue.

Lin Yuwei looked at him and slowly said, "To tell you the truth, in this silver treasure chest, this grenade is actually the least valuable item. There's a blueprint inside, which I believe you'll find very interesting. However... not that I'm underestimating you, but do you really have anything of equal value to trade?"

Su Mu fell silent.

Looking back, I really don't have much to offer in a trade.

He definitely couldn't bear to part with the blueprints. The only thing he could offer was his level two bulletproof vest, but that was for survival, and he couldn't trade it.

Food? The other party doesn't seem to lack it. They were able to trade so many blueprints for fuel last night; they must still have some on them.

Lin Yuwei looked at his silence, a sly glint in her eyes: "I know a place that definitely has good stuff. But it's a dangerous place. If you're willing to cooperate with me..."

Su Mu looked at her: "Do you have any specific information?"

"If you agree, I'll tell you."

Su Mu thought for a moment.

This guy's talent is definitely in information-related fields. And why does it feel... somewhat similar to his "Daily Intelligence"?

"I can agree to that. But if it's too dangerous, I have the right to choose not to go."

Lin Yuwei nodded: "Don't worry. If it's really dangerous, I'll go with you. I wouldn't let myself die, would I?"

She paused, then added, "Before we go, I can tell you definitively that there's only one level 2 monster there. But I'd guess it's at least green quality or higher. There might be some other mutated monsters around."

Su Mu frowned.

Level 2?

Perhaps there are other mutated monsters around?

Why does this sound so familiar?

"How will the spoils be divided?"

"Fifty-five."

Su Mu shook his head.

Lin Yuwei raised an eyebrow: "I'm providing information, so don't go too far."

Su Mu looked at her and said seriously, "We'll distribute them according to contribution. Otherwise, we'll all hold back, which could easily cause problems. When we encounter a monster like this, we naturally have to kill it with one blow."

Lin Yuwei thought for a moment and nodded: "Okay."

Su Mu was somewhat surprised that the other party was so generous.

But then I thought about it again, and the other party did have hand grenades. And since they dared to put them up for trade, it meant they definitely had more in stock.

This guy seems to be even richer than him.

How exactly did they do it?

Lin Yuwei looked at him and said seriously, "Alright, I can tell you the exact location. But I have grenades. If you betray me, we'll die together."

Su Mu smiled.

Why does this woman always want to die together?

"Don't worry. I have principles."

Lin Yuwei looked at him, her eyes filled with complex emotions: "I hope so."