How can my daily life of youth be a reincarnation game?

Robert, who had only one magazine left, accepted it with a look of deep emotion, and even wiped away the tears from his eyes.

He finally got recognition and no longer had to worry about being left behind.

Yuki didn't even look at him. He slowly stood up with his sword and held out his hand: "Hassaka, how are you recovering?"

"It still hurts, but I don't think you'll give me any more time." Hayasaka Ai held her hand and stood up, her steps a little unsteady like Yuki's.

"We actually got kidney deficiency from dancing that duet." Yuki made a joke, and when he saw the girl's unhappy expression, he immediately became serious: "There's still an hour and a half left, we have to hurry."

Even if there is no fighting, it will take about an hour to get to the Castle Square from here, but this is impossible because there will always be zombies that accidentally get into the subway tracks.

As the wailing voices were heard, Yuki saw many tired faces. To be honest, he could hardly walk anymore. Not only was he physically tired, but his spirit was also reaching its limit.

Rushing out of the castle, playing real-life GTA in the city, fighting the tyrant again, settling internal strife, then running for several kilometers through a sea of ​​corpses, and finally returning to the starting point.

This is undoubtedly torture, but what can we do? We can't just lie down at the beginning like Heige and the others.

"Cheer up, the results will be out in two hours at most." Yuki patted his cheek and took a deep breath:

"It's either life or death, there is no third option."

......

last step.

Li Dan was wrapped in black, standing on the rooftop of a high-rise building. The only part of his face that was exposed was expressionless, just like the housewife who was coughing gently next to him.

He was really worried about Yuki just now. Of course, it had nothing to do with the friendship with his companions. It was just that if Yuki died, he would not have a good ending either.

But the result made him happy, but he couldn't laugh.

What kind of newcomer is this?

I won’t mention his fighting skills and psychological qualities, but how did he use the chainsword so skillfully when he just got it? He almost rushed into the subway station while checking his watch.

Luck? No, luck is also a player attribute, which can be seen in the detailed panel. Players with high luck values ​​are the most troublesome. When combined with their strength, they are synonymous with surviving desperate situations.

Li Dan's eyes gradually turned cold. As a fan of hard work, he hated the concept of luck, and what he hated even more was that Yuki worked harder than him.

Just like the cloak that can conceal one's breath, with this thing plus the idiosyncrasies of that Mai, it is not difficult to pass the dungeon. However, even with such thorough preparations, one is still led by the nose, and even makes the other party sweat.

What a humiliation, what a threat.

"With his growth rate, I won't be able to resist him next time we meet. It's the same dungeon, but he has gained so much more than me."

Li Dan couldn't imagine how powerful the other party would be when he became a veteran player who dominated the dungeon, as he had accumulated so many cards right under his nose.

So, I have to keep you for a while until you are forced to reveal the clues.

Raising my head slightly, I saw that all the buildings and streets within sight were shrouded in crimson moonlight. There was a square a thousand meters away, and there was not a single person in sight.

It was just a squirming carpet, like a heart, injecting countless zombies into the blood vessels that made up the streets.

Behind the square, there was a blood-red mist that was as solid as a substance. This wall of air was stationary, and the "carpet" made up of countless human heads was extending outward from the mist.

The vastness of the place makes one have no desire to challenge it, but behind the mist, the castle looms.

Directly above, a red moon hangs high in the sky.

There is no way to get through it! It is impossible to get through it!

The screen transmitted back a horrifying picture, and everyone, including Yuki, held their breath.

After entering Line 7, Hayasaka Ai took advantage of the break to hack into the municipal cameras, and the images sent back were monotonous and terrifying.

There were densely packed zombies everywhere, filling every inch of space available, and this terrifying number gave rise to countless mutants. Yuki took a casual look and found several sturdy "tanks" moving with the zombies.

In other words, there is a tide of zombies above our heads?

He looked up. The thick layer of concrete brought him some sense of security, but he knew that even if there was a hole, water would flow in like a dam bursting.

Oh, there's no need for a hole, the zombies will also go deep underground.

Click.

Yuki was chewing a compressed biscuit, with more than a dozen headless corpses scattered around him. Being able to eat expressionlessly amid the thick smell of blood, everyone, including Sakurajima Mai, was not a normal person.

Turning into the tunnel of Line 7, there are obviously more zombies blocking the road. This is normal. There are always unlucky "zombies" that are squeezed into the subway entrance by their own kind, and then wander around in the dark tunnel.

"Don't look at it, this alternative plan can be canceled." Yuki clapped his hands. He had originally thought that if there were too many zombies in the subway tunnel, he could go around it on the ground.

Now it seems that I have thought too much. I guess once it comes out, nothing will be left.

"So there's only one way." Hayasaka Ai turned off the tablet and looked into the deep underground tunnel. "The Castle Station is two kilometers away. It's seven in the morning now. We don't have much room for error."

There are more and more zombies on the road. It will take at least half an hour including the journey, and the moon will set and the sun will rise at eight o'clock.

"Well, why don't we wait here?" Mai suddenly spoke up. Seeing Yuki looking at her, she quickly expressed her thoughts: "After the moon sets, the zombies in the city will disappear, and the enemies during the day will not be able to locate us quickly. This should be enough time for us to get in and out."

As long as they cross the blood mist, there will be eternal night, and if they retreat, they will have passed the last day. This is indeed safer, but Yuki shook his head slightly.

"Li Dan and I have thought about this a long time ago. First, I can't be sure whether I will return instantly after completing the main mission. It would be bad if I was surrounded by a group of enemies armed to the teeth."

"Secondly, Hongyue will soon send the fourth gift. Although we don't know what it is, it is impossible to get rid of it silently. As long as the noise is loud enough..."

He didn't need to say anything more. Countless zombies would pour into the tunnel, and these two kilometers would be like an insurmountable chasm.

Mai suddenly felt her face getting slightly hot. She was indeed too naive. How could a reincarnation game that kept urging her to die leave such an obvious loophole?

Yuki swallowed the last bite of the biscuit without any intention of sarcasm, clapped his hands and stood up decisively.

"So don't think too much. This is the only way. If you can get through it, you will survive."

"Have you never thought about dying?" Hayasaka Ai asked coldly. She already knew that Yuki had concealed a key piece of information.

There is a high probability that Li Dan will cause trouble, so how can he let them return alive?

"I'm an optimist and don't like to think about depressing things." Yuki stretched out his hand and gently patted Hayasaka Ai's head. He just stroked her blonde hair for a moment, then took it away when he saw her cold eyes. He turned his head and looked at Sakurajima Mai. He quickened his pace and smiled.

"I want to survive so that I can have a chance to develop a super-friendly relationship with Mai-senpai. How can I bear to die?"

"Pighead! You'd better die!"

Hayasaka Ai looked at Sakurajima Mai who chased out in anger, was stunned for a moment, and touched her hair.

The man's body temperature still remained in her hair, and her cold eyes gradually relaxed, quietly taking on the innocence of a girl.

Not only is this man hard to figure out, it's also really hard to feel nervous around him, the kind of nervousness that makes you almost vomit when facing a life-or-death decision.

The corners of his mouth inadvertently curved up, and he lowered his head to follow.

"This is not bad. If death is inevitable, dying with a smile is at least not too embarrassing."

Thanks to Yuki's "encouragement", the team felt much more relaxed after embarking on the journey. The end was within reach, and whether they lived or died, they could finally end this long torture.

Two kilometers is not far, and the zombies were not very excited in the moonless environment. Even without guns, they were still traveling quite fast with Hayasaka Ai's axe clearing the way. After about ten minutes, the narrow tunnel suddenly expanded.

We have arrived at the Castle Square Station.

The group stopped and Yuki stuck his head out to observe secretly. He had escaped here when leaving the castle and was already familiar with the structure of the station.

The subway in Hongyue City does not have anti-fall doors. There are two rows of parallel tracks in the middle. A last train that just arrived at the station was parked there. It had lost its driver and was parked in the middle of the tracks.

On the left and right sides are large platforms, which are connected to the first floor by four wide staircases.

This is the terminal and the monster spawning point. Yuki doesn't need to hack into the surveillance cameras to know how many zombies are right above him. For example, there are nearly a hundred of them wandering around on the platform.

They would cry out at the slightest disturbance, which would then form a chain reaction and eventually detonate a tide of zombies in the square.

"How do we get through?" Robert's fat face turned pale. They did arrive at the finish line, and then found that the road was blocked.

"Why are you panicking? We won't go up from here. There is still a way ahead."

"Well, they're all in the square, what's the difference? Why don't we just wait until eight o'clock and set off on time."

Yuki glanced at him and said nothing more, but in fact his muscles were already tense and he could feel the sound of the ticking second hand echoing in his heart.

The most dangerous moment has arrived. Red Moon's gift only has a rough range and cannot be accurate to every minute and every second. The crisis may explode at any time.

"We must move forward, at least to the dispatch room." Yuki was unwavering, pointing to the train parked in the middle, "Go that way, we'll go straight through."

The platforms on both sides were full of zombies, but the train doors were closed and there was no one inside. At this point, there was no other choice, so a few people tiptoed over.

Yuki tiptoed and quietly opened the rear door. He first looked into the car to make sure that there was no one. Then he jumped into the car with both hands, then reached out and pulled Hayasaka Ai and others in.

Lie.

He made a gesture to keep quiet, then knelt on his knees and crawled inside the carriage. Hayasaka Ai followed behind him, feeling even more nervous than before when crossing the canal.

Fighting can vent fear, and sneaking under the enemy's nose is even more torturous. You only need to raise your head slightly to see the head shaking outside the window.

Bang, bang.

Occasionally, there were slapping and collision sounds of carriages, each of which made her jump with fear. She had to lock her eyes on the butt of the man in front of her. Although it was very unladylike, at least the butt that ignored everything and crawled at a steady speed gave her peace of mind.

He didn't even dare to breathe, and his hands landed on the ground to ensure silence. He crawled like this for more than ten minutes. Finally, there were no zombies outside the window, and it was replaced by a pitch-black wall.

The front half of the train has left the platform and the front of the train has entered the dispatching area.

Huhu.

A relieved gasp was heard from behind, which almost slipped past the zombies right under their noses. It was so exciting that Yuki raised his eyebrows slightly.

"Li Dan hasn't come yet, is there any Chaos item that can conceal aura?"

He didn't believe that Li Dan could get around him, otherwise there would be no need to make a deal with him, and his intuition told him that this guy was not far behind him.

There's still half an hour left.

Yuki glanced at his watch, then stuck half of his head out of the window to look around. He saw that the dispatch area was completely dark, and there were far fewer wandering zombies than outside.

That’s right, this is a dead end after all, and the zombies will instinctively go outside.

The good news is that I can go to the dispatch room and hide for a while.

Quietly opening the carriage door, Yuki was the first to jump off the train. He looked around stealthily with his brows furtively furrowed.

"what sound?"

"It sounds like someone is crying?" Hayasaka Ai, who jumped off the train right after her, also stopped.

There were several trains parked in the tunnel. It was obvious that the subway had stopped running due to the fighting during the day, and vague crying sounds could be heard from among these winding trains.

Like a girl, yet as sharp as a baby, Yuki followed the sound, and after passing the front of a train, he returned the same way as if he had been pricked by a needle.

Grass.

He pressed down with his right hand, stretched his head out, and saw a blurry figure at the end of the track with its back to him.

His white hair was quite long, covering his face, and his skin was purple-black due to mutation. However, his pair of sharp claws, which were out of proportion to his body, were truly terrifying.

Hayasaka Ai picked up the axe and wanted to sneak up and chop the dog apart from behind, but her sleeve was grabbed tightly.

"Don't disturb her."

This thing is a witch, the rarest and most powerful zombie, a player's nightmare. Its emaciated body and defenseless appearance are very attractive for sneak attacks.

Hayasaka Ai looked puzzled, as if she could tell that Yuuki understood everything, so she opened her mouth and lip-read, "Is this thing stronger than the Tyrant?"

"The difficulty of the dungeon is now much more normal. Of course, it's not as strong as the Tyrant, but we don't have the time and energy to fight now." Yuki was very determined. This is what is called a change of circumstances.

When fighting against the tyrant, Yuki could use all his means to fight the powerful enemy to death, but now he is in the lair of zombies and has no conditions to fight.

Vomiters, jockeys and the like are indeed relatively weak, but they cannot withstand their large numbers.

"Turn off the flashlight, walk lightly, and go around it."

Yuki went back the same way and quietly went around the other side of the carriage. The two sides were only a few meters apart in a straight line. The crying sound was clearly audible, but just as he thought, the witch just covered her face and cried, and didn't care about the players passing by at all.

My foresight came in handy again.

Yuki felt a thrill from cheating, if it were an ordinary player he would definitely choose a sneak attack, and then find himself in big trouble.

The Red Moon has changed, but its core essence will not change. Well, that’s the second good news.

He thought back to the Lickers, Tyrants, Tanks, and all sorts of zombies, and unknowingly, he had a great advantage in intelligence.

Two hundred meters to go, fifteen minutes to go.

Yuki can already see the end of the tunnel and the warning lines. If the plan goes well, the final test will come in fifteen minutes.

Hey.

His steps suddenly stopped and his muscles tensed in an instant.

A red light suddenly flashed in the underground, which should have been pitch black. It was the remnant of the moonlight that suddenly reached its peak and penetrated the surface of the earth.