"The reason why the test subjects need to be placed for two consecutive days is to prevent some people from barely surviving the test subjects even if they are injured, but they definitely do not have the strength to survive the test subjects on the second day."

"A necessary stop is in order to gain more benefits."

Wang Dalu looked at Su Lin, eagerly awaiting his older brother's evaluation.

This was something he had spent a lot of time figuring out; it was the only optimal solution under the constraints of five rules.

"generally."

Su Lin spoke calmly, offering his opinion: "But it sounds alright."

Wang Dalu's analysis, to put it simply, boils down to one core point: accelerating the death frequency of players escaping from level 100.

Normally, players would face threats from their roommates and the challengers, but if Su Lin stopped the challengers in advance, the players would be under much less pressure.

Some clever players might even form temporary alliances, resulting in roommates on the same floor not fighting each other.

If there are too many people, Su Lin will lose more of her minimum living allowance if she can't get a good floor.

Instead of doing that, we should push the rules of the game into the most original and brutal atmosphere.

Let the monster go around killing people!

"Kid, you're pretty ruthless. You don't treat the other survivors like human beings."

Su Lin squinted and looked Wang Dalu up and down. This guy's plan was pretty good, very efficient, and he wasn't greedy for all the benefits.

"It doesn't matter, since no one is really going to die anyway."

Wang Dalu shrugged, paused, and then said softly, "Besides, I've never been treated like a human being. They didn't hold back when they killed me."

Upon hearing this, Su Lin smiled faintly: "I can't be bothered with your past experiences, and I know why you're telling me all this. How much do you want?"

"Big brother..."

Wang Dalu tensed up. He didn't dare look Su Lin in the eye and lowered his voice, saying, "I'll take whatever you give me, I'm not greedy... If you're willing, I'll live for two more days; if you find me annoying, I'll die right now."

"Okay, live for two days, today and tomorrow."

Su Lin readily agreed, easily deciding on the time of Wang Dalu's death.

Su Lin didn't even consider the threat posed by the test subjects; the people he wanted to protect were unlikely to die.

"Thank you, brother."

"So what do you think we should do next?"

"Brother, we're already on the first floor."

Wang Dalu reminded them, "The people on the first five floors are all dead. There are still two more waves of test-takers today. Although I think that mountain of flesh we just saw was the strongest test-taker today, we can still let the remaining two test-takers go."

"Tomorrow we can vote for the strongest tester. I suggest voting for the floor furthest from us, so it can kill more of them; if it survives, we can also eat it up, brother."

"One strongest challenger and two ordinary challengers can basically eliminate 80% of the escapees in the building, and the rest will be done quickly."

"Um."

Upon hearing this, Su Lin nodded slightly.

His attitude was ambiguous. Although he seemed to agree with Wang Dalu's plan, Wang Dalu still couldn't figure out what this man was really thinking.

Is he really... such a gullible guy who trusts people so easily?

It doesn't look like it, but it doesn't matter.

Wang Dalu figured that since he would die on the third day anyway, he couldn't care less about the rest.

Brother, believe it if you want, or don't if you don't. Anyway, our cooperation is only temporary.

"Brother, may I ask... are you a player from Zone D-1?"

Is this matter directly related to your current plans?

"No, no, no, of course we have no contact. I was just asking out of pure curiosity."

Wang Dalu waved his hand and smiled: "I think that since you're so strong, your area code must be very high. I'm also thinking that I'll go and catch up with you when I reach a higher level."

"However, judging from my brother's strength, his advancement speed is definitely much faster than mine... I estimate that I will hardly see my brother again in the future."

As Wang Dalu spoke, a hint of disappointment and helplessness appeared on his face.

I don't know if he genuinely felt sorry or was just putting on an act.

Perhaps the former is more common, after all, it's not easy to meet someone like Su Lin who is both capable and communicative.

Su Lin didn't respond to Wang Dalu's words, but instead took out a new dose of medicine and began to inject it.

The clock on the wall showed 12 o'clock, and the second challenger was about to arrive.

Wang Dalu also noticed Su Lin's actions. He looked up and couldn't help but change his expression in surprise.

"Ten thousand for a single bottle of [Short-Term Invisibility Potion]!"

Wang Dalu blurted out, recognizing the potion's effect: it was an invisibility potion that lasted for 10 minutes. Although it was a short-acting version, its effects were incredibly powerful! It could block most technological detection methods, and only non-technical methods could detect it!

"Didn't you say we should avoid the next test subject?"

Su Lin said calmly, "Since it's not going to fight, then let it avoid it and conserve its energy for killing."

"Here you go, give me the injection."

After saying that, Su Lin tossed a cigarette to Wang Dalu: "I told you, I'll let you live until the day after tomorrow."

"hiss!"

Wang Dalu gasped, looking at the invisibility water that Su Lin had thrown at him, and felt as if he were in a dream.

He just gave himself a bottle of medicine that cost 10,000 yuan?

No, brother!

This thing is worth more than my life!

In the first few games, my earnings were at most a little over 20,000. Sometimes I even died at the start of the game and didn't get a single penny.

You just toss one over, and it costs 10,000 resource coins. How can I afford that?!

Wang Dalu's eyes reddened, and he involuntarily looked up at Su Lin, speaking in a hoarse voice:

"Big brother."

"Um?"

"I can't bear to use it, or I might as well just die."