Chapter 375 Bro, you're really serious?
The fine sand flowed into the passage through the gap in the fine gold plate, and the two people in the tunnel each collected a pile of cans.
[Your foodie is nestling next to Little Pink, letting out a satisfied burp. In terms of eating, we are evenly matched. If Ming wasn't so stingy, I could eat more for you to see. Little Pink, your master should not be stingy, after all, it's clear from your body size~]
[Merlin is lying on your collarbone, a bit bored, and licks your neck. There hasn't been any poison recently, so let me enjoy it... Da Vinci looks at Merlin... Be more reserved~]
The passage was blocked by fine sand, and the sound from outside was also blocked. Ming took out two apples and threw one to Lavia, who was leaning against the wall on the other side. The latter put it into the warehouse, sounding satisfied and lazy, "I'm stuffed, I can't eat anymore. I don't know what's going on outside, if we stay here any longer, we're going to run out of oxygen."
"Wait a little longer."
Ming wasn't afraid of suffocation, after all, he had a breath-holding skill. But... Lavia didn't have one. He withdrew his[Eagle Eye]and looked at the fine sand still flowing in the tunnel.
What bothered him was that there was no ventilation hole in the basement. However, even if there was, it should be covered by the wind and sand at this time. If it really doesn't work, they have to go out.
"Hey~ I just noticed that your left hand hasn't healed from being pinched by the door. How many days has it been?" Lavia looked at the man's left hand across from her.
Ming naturally raised his left hand wrapped in gauze, "Well~ What a coincidence, it was pinched again."
"~"
Lavia was stunned for a moment. Your door has a big grudge against you.
After a while, the two stood under the secret door, exerted their strength together to remove the fine gold plate, and then the yellow sand rushed in. After the upper layer of yellow sand drained, they finally saw the outside world... Blue sky and white clouds...
The two stepped on the sand and climbed to the ground. The original three-story building was only left with ruins. Looking around, the small city after the wind and sand had become ruins and was half buried by the yellow sand.
"Damn, it~ Such a big wind! I've never heard of a sandstorm with such a big power."
Lavia looked around and exclaimed.
This was Ming's first encounter with a sandstorm. For him, there was no feeling. It was just a loss of some uncollected resources, which did not have a big impact on him. However, after the sandstorm, shouldn't it be dusty weather? It dispersed too fast, didn't it?
At this moment, the yellow sand on the ground exploded, and a man in tattered clothes sprang up, making a "heh heh" sound in his mouth.
"Zombie?"
Ming and Lavia spoke at the same time. In the next instant, the two went left and right with knives and accurately cut off the zombie's head.
Lavia shook off the blood on his knife, "Damn, I just saw this guy, even greeted him, didn't expect him to die so quickly and turned into a zombie~"
Buzz~
At this moment, the corpse of the lying zombie erupted in brilliance, just like fireworks scattering, spreading out various materials, bread, sausages, peanut butter, mineral water, ** sauce, waffles, steel wood, metal blocks, etc.
"…"
Ming and Lavia were stunned at the same time. Seeing this scene, the two were not too excited. The drop rate from killing humans, zombies, mutant beasts, and the like were consistent. Now, killing a living person turned zombie, the drop rate was so... comprehensive. It's obvious that rules are trying to incite mutual slaughter.
"Pick up the stuff!"
The two started collecting at the same time, were stunned at the same time, and then spoke in unison again, "Damn, the warehouse can't be used anymore!?"
The two tried again and still couldn't use it. At the same time, a light curtain popped up.
[The warehouse function has been disabled in this area. It will automatically be enabled once you leave.]
"!!"
"It seems that the rule set in this area is to make people 'show off their wealth'. We need to be careful."
"Indeed, this is playing dirty."
The two found a few rugs in the ruins, packed up the materials on the ground, and carried them on their backs. They continued to follow Little Pink to search for resources.
They walked and stopped along the way, and the rug bundle behind them got bigger and bigger.
"Why do I suddenly feel the weather is getting hotter?"
Lavia wiped the sweat off his forehead, "The cans I ate just now were a bit salty... Damn, I can't use the warehouse, all my water is in there!"
"…"
Ming was taken aback. Damn, I completely forgot about that. All my water is in the warehouse. Can I survive three days without water?
However, he clearly felt the temperature getting higher and higher, and he was also a bit thirsty. The two squatted down together, opened the carpet, and saw a bottle of water that had exploded from the zombie.
"The source of life."
The two looked at each other, "Find zombies!"
They immediately got up and searched for resources while looking for fresh zombies.
"Little Pink says there's something here."
"Dig!"
The two began to dig and eventually unearthed a cabinet from the corner of a collapsed low wall. When they opened it, they found it was full of grains.
"Let's rest for a while. We haven't encountered any zombies yet. This bottle of water needs to last a bit longer."
"Okay."
Then, the two leaned in the shade of the low wall, but the temperature continued to rise. In the distance, other survivors were searching or resting.
Ming connected Bridge Little Pink and took her into his own puppet space. After all, Lavia didn't have a similar talent, and Little Pink consumed more energy outside. He thought about setting up a tent but then thought that a closed space might turn into a steamer. It's better to enjoy the occasional breeze outside, although it's hot, it's better than nothing.
"I'm afraid this half bottle of water won't last three days."
"Don't worry, with so many people around, there should be some water elementalists."
After Ming finished speaking, he glanced at the puppet space. Goodness, he had caught so many zombies, but not a single one was a water elementalist. He had completely missed an excellent opportunity to make money!!!
"That's right~ With so many people, there must be water elementalists. At worst, we can exchange materials with them. This is a great opportunity for them to make a fortune. If I were in their shoes... sigh~."
Lavia, who was initially excited, suddenly let out a sigh as he spoke.
"Why the sigh?"
Ming looked at the person beside him and pointed at the goods on the carpet, "We have the capital to exchange."
Lavia said, "No if I had a King-level Blood Certificate now, I could change my secondary profession. I would directly become a water elemental, and make a fortune! It's a beautiful thought."
"If~ I mean if you have a King-level Blood Certificate, are you sure you want to switch to a water element secondary profession?"
Ming looked at Lavia.
"Of course, I've thought about it for a long time. It's acid rain every day, the land and water sources are all going to be ruined in the future. If I switch to water, I'll have water. I won't have to worry about drinking water or farming, and then I can make a fortune."
Lavia nodded affirmatively.
Ming nudged the person next to him with his shoulder, "If~ I mean if you switch now, would you take me with you to make a fortune?"
Lavia raised her head and looked at the person next to him with determined eyes, "Look into my eyes, we are brothers. We share the blessings and face the difficulties together!"
"Good! Wait a moment~"
Ming stood up, set up a tent, entered it, scanned the puppet space, threw out the most useless one-star king, summoned Raoul to kill it, collected the Blood Certificate, walked out of the tent, and handed the Blood Certificate to Lavia, "Go ahead to switch, let's make a fortune together."
Lavia stared at the King-level Blood Certificate in front of him, whose mind filled with the word 'damn'!
Bro, you're really serious?
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