Chapter 62 Clearly Sending Them to Their Deaths

Last time, their mission was to find dental instruments and medicine. The three of them went through a lot of trouble to bring them back, and almost died in a horde of zombies.

This mission was even more dangerous; it was practically a death sentence.

The three of them knew that Meng Qingyue and Gu Jinchen were deliberately making things difficult for them.

They receive excellent benefits, and their families depend on them for support, so they can't just go on strike and refuse to work.

They also approached other teammates, but when they heard it was this mission, they all said they were too busy or had already received other missions to decline.

The three of them were out of options, so they thought of going to the points office to see if there were any powerful non-governmental organizations that could help them with the mission.

Unexpectedly, they saw Meng Shiwan's RV, and the three of them rushed over as if they had found a lifeline.

They all knew that Meng Shiwan was a three-elemental ability user, but after returning to the base, they didn't mention it at all and didn't tell anyone.

I recently heard that a level 5 superhuman has arrived at the base.

They immediately thought of Meng Shiwan, a level 5 three-elemental ability user. Teaming up with her would greatly increase their chances of winning.

Meng Shiwan felt that the three of them were quite pitiful.

I teamed up with those two bastards for no reason, and not only did I almost get killed by them while doing a mission, but I also ended up offending them.

This is clearly retaliation; they want to kill the three of them out there through a mission.

The Central Hospital is located in the center of Haicheng, a city with a large population. Even on ordinary days, it is difficult to drive in without encountering traffic jams at various intersections.

Anyone who frequently works in the city center knows that riding an electric scooter home is faster than driving.

Given this population size, it's easy to imagine how terrifying the number of zombies would be.

Although there are zombie killing fields, they are usually located in the suburbs, and the cleanup has started in the suburbs these days.

It's far from the central area's turn.

Moreover, there are many vehicles in the central area, and when the zombie outbreak occurs, there will be traffic accidents of all sizes, and the intersections may be completely blocked.

Even if a helicopter goes in, it won't be able to lure out the zombies that are blocking the way.

Before the zombie outbreak, it was the season when the flu was severe, and the central hospital was overcrowded.

The zombies inside the central hospital are probably as densely packed as an anthill.

The central hospital in the city center is fraught with danger.

Tao Yarong is right; they might not even make it to the Central Hospital before they die there.

Normal people wouldn't assign such a dangerous mission to three people with superpowers.

Unfortunately, the three of them offended two petty people, and no one came out to stop them, nor did anyone speak up for the three of them who had no connections.

Meng Shiwan asked, "Shall we leave now?"

It was dangerous, but Meng Shiwan decided to go.

The reason is simple: Haicheng is one of the most prosperous cities in China.

The Central Hospital is one of the top hospitals in Haicheng.

The medicines stored inside are plentiful and comprehensive, and the medical equipment is also very advanced.

Meng Shiwan wants to keep such good supplies for herself.

It's okay if we can't break through; we can always retreat later.

In absolute danger, Meng Shiwan can jump back to the RV from the farm to save her life. With this safety guarantee, she dares to venture anywhere.

Upon hearing this, the three were overjoyed and nodded vigorously, as if afraid that Meng Shiwan would change her mind.

"Let's go, let's go now."

They have all the weapons they can carry on them, and as for food, they can find it outside.

We cannot give Meng Shiwan any room to back out.

Meng Shiwan nodded, "Then let's go now, get in the car."

The three were so excited that they quickly ran to the other side to open the side door of the RV.

It wasn't pulled open.

Tao Yarong ran to the passenger window and shouted, "Boss, open the car door."

Meng Shiwan pursed her lips, "Who told you to get inside the car? I told you to get on the roof."

How dare she think she can stay in her RV?

The three people: ? ? ?

They all looked up at the roof of the car.

I didn't see it; the RV is quite tall.

Fortunately, there was a small ladder next to the front of the train.

Tao Yarong took the lead, climbing up the small ladder to the top of the carriage, where a layer of solar panels was laid.

It was very slippery and hard to step on. She knew that she couldn't just step on the solar panels either, so she jumped onto the hood of the car.

Even wearing sturdy shoes, you could feel the heat from the roof through the soles. I bent down and touched the small metal rod on the side of the roof; it was burning hot.

The kind where even fried eggs turn to mush.

Now we can't force Meng Shiwan to back out; we need to think of a solution.

She leaned over and said to Anjavin and Lei Zhe, who were about to come up, "You two go to the points office and buy some mats, blankets, or straw mats."

Lei Zhe looked puzzled. "Why would you buy all that?"

Tao Yarong said with a complicated expression, "If it's too hot to sit on, we'll turn into a hot plate if we don't put something underneath."

Lei Zhe: ...

Anjiewen looked at Meng Shiwan, wondering if they really couldn't go inside the RV.

In the end, she didn't dare to ask aloud.

It's the end of the world, who would dare bring strangers home? He can understand that.

The two quickly ran to the office to exchange for supplies.

When the two returned, Lei Zhe was carrying a cotton quilt, a mahjong mat, and even a sunshade.

Anjavin carried two large backpacks, filled with compressed biscuits and water.

Meng Shiwan took a sip of her chilled drink, enjoyed the air conditioning, and let the three of them make their home on the car roof.

Tao Yarong pulled the things up, laid the quilt underneath, and then laid a layer of straw mat.

There are small iron bars around it, presumably to hold luggage or similar items and prevent them from falling off.

Now it has become a good thing for the three of them to avoid falling down.

Lei Zhe and An Jiewen each carried a backpack as they climbed up. The three of them grabbed the edge of the sunshade and tied it securely to the four corners with rope to prevent it from being blown over by the wind.

After getting everything ready, Tao Yarong leaned her head towards the driver's seat and said, "Boss, we're ready, let's go."

Meng started the vehicle and drove out of the base.

RVs are great! You can go anywhere and be home whenever you want.

The base entrance she went out of this time was not the same one she came in through.

Last time she came in from the suburbs, but this time she's going to the city center, so she'll exit from the other side of the base, closer to the city.

There's no trouble going out; you can just leave.

Some people saw the three people living in the RV and didn't understand why.

Why would someone live on the roof of such a big car?

Faced with these questioning looks, the three of them really wanted to tell them that being able to live on the roof of the car was already a blessing.

Inside a hospital ward at the base, Meng Qingyue was on the phone, asking, "Have they left the base?"

After receiving confirmation, Meng Qingyue hung up the phone and sneered, "They won't be coming back alive this time. So what if they're level five ability users? They'll still die when it's their turn."

Perhaps due to excessive excitement, her concussion, which had not yet fully healed, started hurting again.

Meng Qingyue felt that her headache this time was more severe than any before, and it felt like being pricked with needles.

She curled up on the hospital bed, clutching her head, and forced herself to press the call button before passing out.