Mu Chen held Mingmei's hand and walked along the cement road of the base by the moonlight, talking about the work he had done in the past few days.

"They were all assigned outside the base?"

These past few days, Mingmei has basically been going back and forth between her dormitory and the cafeteria. Among the superhumans who come to the cafeteria to eat, the proportion of players is not very high.

The few times I ran into them, none of them were acquaintances.

"Most players, when they don't have many points, will try their best to improve their own strength, and of course, they also pay more attention to surviving first. I've also seen some players in the outer city who are ordinary people, but they prefer to stay in the base."

"Well, if the score is really low and you can't even choose a good ability, I think it's better to give up your ability status. Being an ability user doesn't necessarily mean you're safe."

As Mingmei spoke, she looked at Mu Chen. For the past two days, Mu Chen had been working almost like Mingmei in the cafeteria, leaving early and returning late. Every time he came back, the smell of blood on his body would startle her.

"By the way, how strong is the zombie force here? Is there any possibility of improvement?"

"progress?"

Mu Chen frowned slightly, not quite understanding what "bright and beautiful" meant.

“My parents and brother experienced a world like that… where zombies evolve like superhumans, and even… become human?”

Mingmei described everything uncertainly, but before Mu Chen could explain, she denied that it was possible for zombies to turn into humans in the game: "There are no conditions for turning into humans here, so it's unlikely. Besides, it would take a very long time, so the game would probably omit these things."

But what if zombies evolve and become stronger...? I think it's possible, after all, our superpowers also have an upgrade attribute, don't they?

"Yes, when I was fighting zombies outside the city today, I did sense that some of them were different..." Mu Chen recalled the details, confirming Mingmei's guess. "I will report this to my superiors tomorrow."

"Sigh, as expected, this game... it's definitely not that easy to survive peacefully for a year."

Mingmei sighed deeply, recalling how her godfather used to recount his "glorious days" when she was young. Her expression became complicated as she said, "Actually, in a world like this, zombies aren't the scariest thing..."

"The most terrifying thing is the human heart." Mu Chen said what Mingmei wanted to say, and then looked at Mingmei and told her about the most memorable thing he had encountered during the day.

"I encountered a player during a rescue mission during the day, and he almost committed suicide."

"What? Suicide?"

Mingmei looked at Mu Chen in astonishment. Mu Chen nodded: "Yes, it's Loujia, almost there."