Chapter 10 The Gray Dome Era 10 Grasp his heart.
Nanmen Jue had never seen the most terrifying monster in the world before, but the moment she saw this mind-blowing thing, she was certain that this was the radiation monster that made everyone in the world tremble with fear!
No wonder the highest alert was sounded; it turns out a radiation monster appeared inside the Gray Tower.
This monster is formed when the radiation accumulated in the bodies of humans and animals reaches a critical value. Once it mutates, the radiation emitted from its body will double, and even getting close to it poses a risk of mutation. If Nanmen Jue were not fully armed and wearing a helmet, he would probably already be in the process of mutation.
Even so, she felt an uncomfortable sensation wash over her, as if countless fine steel needles were piercing through her clothes and into every pore, making her limbs feel slightly heavy.
not good.
The monster had no eyes, but it had clearly spotted Nanmen Jue. It began to writhe, and the exposed flesh and muscles on its body also began to writhe. Column-shaped objects, which should have been its limbs, extended from below. It lay prone on the ground, opened its mouth and roared silently at Nanmen Jue. Then, like a grasshopper leaping up, it nimbly pounced on Nanmen Jue!
In a flash, Nanmen Jue raised his gun and, while retreating rapidly, fired several shots at the leaping mass of flesh!
The last time she shot Zhu Wenjie on the battlefield, the situation was chaotic. She clearly saw that she hit his calf on the eighth shot. Her body coordination was very good, and she could handle any high-intensity extreme sports. After having the experience of shooting once, she remembered the feeling of aiming.
Stay calm, focus on vision, speed, angle, and fire!
A single, decisive strike.
The bullet pierced the monster's body, splattering blood like an explosion. This was a bullet specially developed for radiation-infected monsters. In addition to the gunpowder that penetrated the body, it also contained neurotoxins that targeted them. The monster was hit in mid-air, twisting and rolling to the ground. Nanmen Jue followed up with several shots, each hitting its body.
The sound of gunfire caused some footsteps to be heard. Nanmen Jue turned and ran, but bumped into a group of people as he went out.
The two groups stared at each other through their helmets. The leader saw the monster and the corpse behind her, and his expression changed inside the helmet.
"Target spotted!"
One? How many appeared in this tower?
As Nanmen Jue was pondering this, the leader looked at her again and asked, "Which squad are you in? Why are there only two of you on this mission?"
These radiation monsters must be very powerful, and the guards must operate in large groups, Nanmen Jue replied briefly in a low voice.
"We were caught in a surprise attack and fell behind."
Before the other person could ask any more questions, she said urgently, "Another one escaped downstairs."
Downstairs were the upper echelons and core businesses of the Gray Tower. The guards didn't have time to ask any more questions, and after saying "follow us," they hurriedly led their men downstairs.
Nanmen Jue pretended to run a few steps with them, deliberately falling behind, and then opened the stairwell door and rushed out after they went downstairs.
I've been here twice, and each time the ground floor was packed with people. But now it was empty, with only the red warning lights constantly on, painting the metal walls an ominous color.
Nanmen Jue looked up and felt that the place was as cold as a huge tomb.
She took one last look at the ark of humanity in this era, and resolutely walked towards the gate.
The door was indeed locked. Nanmen Jue stretched out her wrist, on which was the bracelet Zhao Huai Ren had given her. The bracelet was like an identity verification device in the Gray Tower. It was necessary to scan the bracelet to enter and exit high-level access areas. It could also perform simple communication and map retrieval functions.
Nanmen Jue waited, and after the infrared scanner scanned the information on the wristband, the gate opened.
A thought struck her: Zhao Huai Ren had really made arrangements for her, even preparing a bracelet in advance. He had really planned ahead, so that if things didn't work out, he could send her away.
Without time to think, Nanmen Jue followed the directions on the built-in map on her bracelet to find the car. She successfully located a light SUV, which was enough for her to escape alone.
She tossed her luggage onto the passenger seat, took a long stride into the driver's seat, and stared at the steering wheel for a second in silence.
Never driven a car before? No problem, she was the reigning champion of racing games at the arcade for a whole year.
Just like firing a gun, it doesn't matter if you've never done it before, but once you've done it, it's not the first time, right?
With a "whoosh," the off-road vehicle started successfully. Just as it was about to escape the mess of guilt and head towards boundless freedom, Nanmen Jue stared into the distance, his gaze suddenly sharpening.
The distant mountains trembled, and snow and dust rose into the air, forming a dust storm-like snow fog. From afar, clusters of dark shadows surged beneath the snow fog—those were the radiation monsters rushing in!
Everything happened very quickly. Just as Nanmen Jue recognized what it was, the earth shook, and huge ravines cracked in the snow, spreading to his feet almost instantly.
How could someone be so unlucky? After finally escaping, they actually encountered a monster siege.
Nanmen Jue had no choice. In order to avoid a fatal accident, she grabbed her bag and used all her strength to jump out of the car before it started to slide down.
Boom—Clang.
The earth was cracking, as if a giant beast had come to life and opened its jaws to devour everything on the ground. It was insatiable, and the ravines were so deep that even a glance at them would cause a strong sense of dizziness.
Nanmenjue dragged his bag and climbed onto the cracked ice, but the off-road vehicle slid into the bottomless abyss due to gravity.
The ground tilted, and Nanmen Jue almost slipped down. She used all her strength to move her limbs and climb up, finally reaching the platform. She looked at the crack under her feet and then at the surging monster tide in the distance, her eyes somewhat dazed.
Immediately, she slapped herself hard.
Wake up! Now is not the time to daydream!
A wave of tension washed over her, her muscles trembled, and she struggled to breathe. She felt her abdominal muscles contracting violently, and the pain from her still-unhealed wound jolted her awake from her numbness.
It was only at that moment that she realized that when a person is truly afraid, their body goes limp.
Her previous fiery temper and willingness to face challenges stemmed from the fact that she had not yet encountered true fear.
Nanmen Jue gritted her teeth and struggled to climb up the gradually sloping ice. A blinding red light illuminated the pale snow and enveloped her in its glow. A long alarm siren echoed through the gray sky—the Gray Tower had erected a defense.
A thin, silvery metal shield appeared from the top of the tower, slowly enveloping the entire tower. Realizing that this was his only chance to survive, Nanmen Jue got up, turned around, and rushed towards the gray tower.
The ground beneath his feet trembled more and more violently. Nanmenjue lost his balance and rolled a few times in the snow. He immediately got up and scrambled towards the protective shield.
Just as the protective shield was about to be separated from the ground by only a tiny gap, Nanmenjue flung his bag inside, then bent over, leaned back, and almost touched the ground, using his body's weight to slide in at the last moment.
With a muffled thud, the protective shield fell down. Nanmenjue leaned against it, trembling all over. She took off her helmet, tilted her head back, and gasped for breath, feeling her chest swell as if it were a balloon filled with air. She raised her hand and saw her fingers trembling uncontrollably, her nerves throbbing through her muscles.
She came in.
As the fear gradually subsided, a trembling sense of pleasure surged through his body. Nanmen Jue stood up and let out a hoarse laugh.
She survived again, just like every other time.
She put her index finger knuckle in her mouth, bit down hard to calm herself, then stood up, carrying her bag in one hand and her helmet under her other arm, and staggered toward the gate.
They had only taken a few steps when a series of loud crashes came from behind them. The monster horde had arrived and was charging headlong into the protective shield. The sharp, piercing sound was unstoppable even by such heavy metal.
Nanmen Jue arrived at the foot of the gray tower, found a place to hide, hugged her legs and curled up, staring intently at the protective shield.
The dense sounds were like a cataclysmic downpour.
As long as the protective shield doesn't break, she is theoretically safe. However, she remembers that both Zhang Chuxi and Qi Mo have explicitly or implicitly stated that people die every time a monster attacks, so she doesn't know what will happen next.
The explosions indicated that Gray Tower wasn't just arming itself into a giant egg and waiting to be destroyed.
The torrential rain lasted for about three hours and showed no signs of abating. Nanmenjue had a feeling that the Grey Tower was about to collapse.
Half an hour later, the gates of the Gray Tower opened, and the black-clad guards filed out. A section of the protective shield opened, and a strong stench of blood filled the air. Nanmen Jue leaned against the wall of the Gray Tower and vomited.
But she hadn't eaten anything since entering this world, so she only vomited yellowish-green bile.
After several intense stimulations, her head throbbed as if it were about to explode. The battle outside had begun. She took a few deep breaths, picked up her bag, and stood up.
She rubbed her face hard with her forearm, put her helmet back on, slung her bag over her shoulder, and picked up the largest submachine gun she had.
Beneath the sweat-dampened bangs inside the helmet were a pair of eyes as sharp and resolute as cold stars.
Having rested enough, she now needs to work hard for her points.
She rushed toward the opening in the protective shield.
The scene outside couldn't even compare to the most tragic scene in her imagination. Living people were cut in half at the waist, their remaining upper bodies still wailing. The corpses, indistinguishable as human or monster parts, were mixed together. Even though the world was vast, the lingering stench of blood filled her nostrils, and even the filtration system couldn't filter it out.
With each step, he sank deep into the water where blood and snow mingled.
At the same time, three monsters pounced on Nanmenjue. Nanmenjue quickly bent down, and two of them collided with her on the back. She rolled away from the spot and started firing wildly at the spot she had just been in.
Blood splattered onto the helmet, filling the entire field of vision with crimson.
This was Nanmen Jue's first time stepping onto a real battlefield. She almost went mad, swinging her gun wildly and dodging attacks as she stumbled and rolled. Her headache intensified, and she became increasingly ruthless. She didn't have time to check her score or sense her surroundings. After an unknown amount of time, a small vacuum formed around her.
Piles of monster corpses lay at her feet. She stood on a small hill, gun in hand, panting as she surveyed her surroundings.
Suddenly, a patch of green caught her eye.
Ding Zihao.
There is no suffix after it.
Nanmen Jue staggered over and knelt down in front of the person who only had half a body left.
It's not half of the top and bottom, it's half of the left and right.
Ding Zihao's remaining half of his body was convulsing, his intestines and internal organs spilling out onto the ground. On his face, where only his right eye remained, the corner of his mouth twitched, as if he wanted to say something.
Nanmen Jue bent down and heard him muttering.
"Mom, save me, Mom, it hurts so much, I don't want to... die."
He suddenly stopped moving, tears streaming from his only remaining right eye, his pupil turning a deathly gray.
Nanmen Jue stared at him intently. This was the first time she had ever seen a reincarnator from the same world as her die.
At that moment, a noise nearby caught her attention. Without pausing for a moment, she raised her gun and pointed it, only to find that it was a guard whose body was still moving.
A large hole was ripped into his chest, and his limbs were convulsing in a death throes, like a dragonfly with its wings pinned down. Nanmen Jue removed his helmet, revealing a young face with dilated pupils.
He saw Nanmen Jue, tried to open his mouth, but a large amount of blood gushed from his throat, and his eyes gradually turned a deathly gray.
Suddenly, an unusual scalpel pierced his trachea, and a surge of cold, radiant air rushed in, but he immediately regained his breathing.
"Hold on, you're not going to die yet."
As Nanmen Jue spoke, he reached directly into the large hole in his chest and squeezed his heart.
Manual cardiopulmonary resuscitation!
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