Han Lingxi returned to the supermarket where she had started, carrying a third-tier crystal core wrapped in a cloth. Since Han Lingxi was now at level two, her return journey was much faster than her departure.

Without the control of the third-level zombies, the first-level zombies began to wander around again. Han Lingxi closed the door tightly as soon as she returned to the supermarket, as she couldn't stand having zombies around her.

Han Lingxi went to the bathroom, turned on the tap, threw the third-order crystal core in to wash it clean, and when she took it out again, it was indeed much prettier.

During the apocalypse, water sources were all contaminated. The base relied on pre-apocalyptic sealed water and water created by superhumans for its water supply. Now, the water coming out of the taps is contaminated with viruses, but Han Lingxi is a zombie, so she is naturally not afraid of these.

Han Lingxi held the crystal core in her hand, ready to absorb it, but suddenly remembered something and put it down. Just as she was about to put the crystal core in her pocket, she realized that her clothes were too dirty. Remembering that there seemed to be a clothing store upstairs in the supermarket, she took the crystal core with her and went upstairs to find a suitable outfit.

After taking a quick shower and changing into new clothes, Han Lingxi felt much better, but she couldn't do anything about her broken arm and the large chunk of flesh that had been torn off.

Han Lingxi deliberately found a long-sleeved garment to cover the wound. Since she couldn't feel any pain anyway, she decided to avoid seeing it altogether.

Han Lingxi returned to the place where the battle had just taken place. There were still many crystal cores on the ground that she hadn't used. The first-tier crystal cores would become unusable after she upgraded to the third tier, but she couldn't use them now because she had been targeted by a third-tier zombie. She couldn't afford to waste them now.

Han Lingxi picked up the crystal cores on the ground and absorbed them. After absorbing the ones on the ground, she knocked down the passing zombies. Until Han Lingxi reached the third level, the zombies around her became scarce. Han Lingxi sighed. The previous third-level zombie had reached its level by eating people. How many people had it eaten? Maybe it was the original owner's doing that turned her into a zombie.

Han Lingxi absorbed the third-tier crystal core only after leveling up. She felt that this way it wouldn't be a waste. If she had absorbed the crystal core at level two and continued until level three, she wouldn't have been able to absorb the first-tier crystal core anymore, which would have wasted a lot of energy.

After absorbing the crystal core, Han Lingxi did not reach level four. She estimated that another second-tier crystal core would be enough. However, after absorbing the crystal core, Han Lingxi did not expect an unexpected surprise. It turned out that the third-tier zombie was actually a zombie with a special ability, but its ability was space. Such an ability is very popular among humans and can be used to store things. However, for a zombie without intelligence, it is as good as nothing. That's why Han Lingxi thought that this zombie was an ordinary zombie.

After absorbing the crystal core, Han Lingxi gained spatial abilities. When zombies absorb crystal cores with attributes, there is a certain probability that they will awaken the same kind of ability. This is why high-level zombies usually have abilities, because they have devoured too many crystal cores.

However, if a zombie already possesses superpowers, it will not gain any more superpowers no matter what crystal cores it devours.

Human ability users are different. Their abilities can only be awakened. After awakening, they can only absorb attribute-less crystal cores and crystal cores with the same attribute as themselves. If the attribute is different, they will explode and die. However, there is no limit to the level of crystal cores that humans can absorb.

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