I chose the safe house, and the Human Alliance regretted it.

Chapter 55 Dewey's Arrival

the other side.

After dinner, Su Wan and Liu Yanni cleared the dishes, while Wang Wei leaned back on the sofa and scrolled through his phone.

He's famous again.

The comment section is flooded with over 99 greetings every second, all of them affectionately calling him a "sinner against humanity" and saying "Wang Wei must die."

Wang Wei glanced at it, a slight smile playing on his lips.

Haters are fans too.

If there hadn't been a catastrophe, this group of people could have made a fortune.

He put down his phone and looked out the window.

The snow has started to lessen.

The heavy snowfall, which had started like goose feathers, seemed to be losing momentum.

It's time to stop.

Wang Wei's gaze darkened slightly.

In the three months leading up to the apocalypse, extreme weather events struck one after another.

The worst thunderstorms come after the heavy snow.

Hiding at home won't help.

In his previous life, it was his early warning that led everyone to move into underground garages and air-raid shelters, thus saving the vast majority of people.

This life—

A smile tugged at the corner of his mouth.

No one gave any warning.

I don't know how many will die.

He looked down and glanced at the "friendly greetings" on his phone.

Wang Wei shook his head helplessly.

Is there really that much resentment?

Thunder from heaven is just what drives away evil spirits.

After Su Wan and Liu Yanni finished tidying up, they quietly sat down to one side.

To the two's surprise, Wang Wei showed no intention of going to sleep this time.

It was almost midnight, and Wang Wei was still leaning against the sofa.

Liu Yanni gave Su Wan a wink.

Su Wan blushed slightly.

But while they were washing dishes together and chatting, she already knew that Liu Yanni was pregnant.

She really should do this kind of thing.

She hesitated for a moment, then got up and walked over.

"Going to sleep?"

"Wait a little longer," Wang Wei said without looking up.

He was waiting for midnight.

The safe house can be upgraded again.

Su Wan turned around helplessly and sat down with Liu Yanni again.

Wang Wei wasn't sleeping, so they didn't dare go back to their bedroom.

Although both of them had relationships with Wang Wei in different ways, these relationships were not equal.

More like a master and servant.

Even if Wang Wei didn't say it explicitly, the difference in strength under the apocalypse made this a fact.

As time ticks by...

Finally, the hands pointed to twelve o'clock.

"The safe house can be upgraded. Would you like to upgrade?"

"Promotion," Wang Wei murmured to himself, looking at his own talent and ability.

Safe House (Growth Type)

Rating: SSS

Effect: Activating the innate ability, it can create an absolute safety zone within an area of 600 square meters. Within the safe zone, the host is in an absolutely invincible state.

Superpower: Insight - The host can perceive the personal information of all targets within the safe house area.

Limitations: Safe houses cannot be moved in real time; the lifespan of a safe house is 7 days; and the ability can be used every 2 day.

Details: Upgrade requires 14 safety points.

"Huh?" Wang Wei was taken aback. Another change?

The safe house area has been expanded by 100 meters as before.

However, the duration of the illness has not increased; it remains at 7 days.

The interval between uses has been changed from three days to two days.

"This is great news!" Wang Wei exclaimed with delight.

If the intervals continue to shorten, he won't have to stay in one place anymore.

Ideally, it should never cool down, so wherever it goes, that becomes its safe haven!

However, Wang Wei is only thinking about it; it's not realistic at the moment.

"Alright," Wang Wei said in a good mood, getting up and looking at Su Wan and Liu Yanni. "Let's go to sleep."

With that, he walked towards the bedroom first.

The two who had been waiting breathed a sigh of relief.

However, Liu Yanni seemed a little awkward.

Wang Wei was saying that we should go to sleep, which obviously included her.

In her current condition, if she undergoes too much stress, it could cause problems.

However, Wang Wei suddenly stopped and looked outside again.

Su Wan and Liu Yanni were taken aback.

But before I could ask, there was a knock at the door.

Go open the door.

Upon hearing this, Su Wan obediently went to open the door.

Dewey walked in.

Wang Wei looked at Du Wei with some displeasure.

Who comes to the door so late at night?

Dewey, on the other hand, was very outgoing and pulled up a chair to sit down.

Su Wan and Liu Yanni exchanged a glance and tactfully went into the bedroom.

Wang Wei sat back down on the sofa.

"You've got it easy," Dewey said. "You've changed two women again."

"What's up?" Wang Wei asked directly.

"Is this Qianmengxun's place?" Dewey asked.

It was fine when I came last time, but this time it's completely in ruins, with only one floor left.

Wang Wei nodded slowly.

"I watched her live stream on my way here," Dewey said, looking at him. "Your reputation isn't very good right now."

"Get to the point quickly," Wang Wei said, clearly impatient. "I'm in a hurry to sleep."

Dewey's lips twitched, and he cut to the chase, "If you're willing to join the Alliance, you can be the Alliance Chairman."

Last time, Wang Wei asked what benefits joining the league would bring him, and this time Du Wei was clearly prepared.

"Speaker?" He looked at Dewey, a playful glint in his eyes. "The Alliance isn't doing too well right now, is it?"

Dewey smiled wryly, "No wonder you have precognitive abilities; nothing can be hidden from you."

"The situation is indeed not optimistic."

Dewey spoke in a deep voice, "Each country has formed its own organization of superhumans, and the alliance has shrunk considerably."

"Tang San also established a God Alliance."

"What are you doing?" Wang Wei interrupted him. "Just letting them run wild?"

Dewey didn't say anything.

There was a few seconds of silence.

Then, he looked up.

"We are implementing the seed program."

Wang Wei's eyes flickered slightly.

The Seed Project—this didn't exist in my previous life.

"We originally planned to build human bases around the world," Dewey said in a low voice, "but that's no longer possible."

Are you curious about what the people in the league are doing?

Wang Wei did not answer.

Dewey continued:

Two things.

"Relocate the granaries, relocate the population."

"All the country's grain reserves have been transported to underground cities beneath the mountains."

"Some people were also moved in in advance."

Wang Wei remained silent.

He knew about the underground city.

The Dragon Kingdom originally had an underground Great Wall, which has been rapidly expanded since the catastrophe.

However, even the largest underground city cannot hold 1.4 billion people.

"The Seed Project..." Wang Wei repeated softly, it seemed that most people had already been abandoned.

Dewey looked at him as if he could read his mind.

He stood up and walked to the window.

Looking at the sparse snowflakes falling outside.

"I know what you're thinking."

"But we don't know how long this catastrophe will last."

"The grain reserves are enough to feed 1.4 billion people for two years."

"But what if the catastrophe lasts for more than two years?"

He turned around and looked at Wang Wei.

"The government is still here, the army is still here."

"The only problem is supplies."

His voice was hoarse.

"Food for 1.4 billion people, if only a few million are supplied—"

"It can last for decades, or even centuries."

"We can only... make choices."

Wang Wei remained silent.

He looked at Dewey.

At this moment, the man who held great power looked utterly exhausted.

Choice.

It essentially means leaving most people to fend for themselves.

Dewey paused for a moment, then spoke again:

"I know this is unfair, but there is no fairness in the end times."

Wang Wei remained silent; he understood these principles perfectly well.

The alliance has now divided people into two groups: one group is being protected, and the other group is being abandoned.

This is the end times.

Survival itself is cannibalistic.

For someone to live, it means someone else will die!

Wang Wei turned to look at him. "You didn't come to see me tonight just to make me the speaker, did you?"

Dewey, realizing he'd been exposed, stopped pretending.

He nodded slightly. "If you are willing to reveal information about the apocalypse, it will be of great help to all of humanity, and we will be able to save more people."

As he spoke, he stood up, walked to Wang Wei, and bowed deeply.

"On behalf of the Alliance, on behalf of those who are still alive, I beg you."

"Oh?" Wang Wei laughed. "Can you represent the living?"

"But they're all criticizing me."

Dewey froze; he was aware of the online discussions.

At this time,

Wang Wei muttered to himself:

"They insulted me because they believed Qian Mengxun."

"They believe in Qian Mengxun because they want to live."

"They still want to live because—"

Wang Wei looked at Dewey, "Nobody told them they'd been abandoned."

Dewey opened his mouth.