Global Shelter Game

Chapter 165: Chapter 165: D14 Control Chip

Inside the shelter, Ye Yun narrowed his eyes, looking at the object in his hand.

[Damaged D14 Control Chip (Green)]

[Description: A control chip manufactured before the Great Cataclysm. It was the preferred method for researchers to control their test subjects. However, it has been damaged for unknown reasons and cannot be repaired.]

’It’s a good item, but unfortunately, it’s damaged and irreparable.’

’The other party must have been using these chips to control those mutated creatures.’

’That makes sense, though. From what everyone knows, the mutated creatures were originally products of pre-Cataclysm laboratories.’

’It’s just that after so long, through natural breeding and mutation, they’ve become vastly different from the original test subjects.’

Ye Yun stroked his chin. ’If I had these chips, could I control mutated creatures too?’

’After all, mutated creatures wouldn’t take up the shelter’s personnel slots. Instead, they would be an extra boost to my strength. This is a great way to quickly improve the shelter’s power.’

At this thought, he immediately opened the Exchange to see if there were any similar items or equipment available.

Soon, a delighted look appeared on his face.

[D14 Test Subject Control Chip (Green)]

[Description: A control chip manufactured before the Great Cataclysm, capable of controlling the actions of certain mutated creatures.]

[Usage Restrictions: Effective only on certain mutated creatures. Requires a corresponding controller.]

[Effect: Allows control over a mutated creature’s simple actions within a certain range.]

Price: 230 Green Parts.

Ye Yun’s heart stirred as he looked at the control chip in the Exchange.

’Although the chip’s effects and range are limited, mastering and using it would undoubtedly enhance the shelter’s power.’

However, upon seeing the usage restrictions, he immediately started searching the Exchange again.

A moment later, he stopped scrolling.

[D14 Test Subject Controller (Green)]

[Description: A controller manufactured before the Great Cataclysm. It can control the corresponding model of chips.]

[Usage Restrictions: Effective only on certain mutated creatures. Can control D14 Control Chips within a 2-kilometer radius.]

[Effect: When used with a control chip, it enhances the control range and effect over the mutated creature.]

[Price: 400 Green Parts.]

Ye Yun carefully reviewed the controller’s description, confirming it could be used with the control chips to enhance control over mutated creatures.

A plan formed in his mind. He decided to buy this equipment to strengthen the shelter.

He immediately placed an order on the Exchange for a batch of D14 Test Subject Control Chips and D14 Test Subject Controllers.

Although the equipment was expensive, Ye Yun believed the investment would bring long-term benefits to the shelter.

Now that he had the chips and controllers, Ye Yun couldn’t wait. He immediately had Bena go out and capture a few mutated creatures to test the items’ effects.

Bena moved out immediately upon receiving Ye Yun’s order.

"Neil, Zhou Mei, you’re with me."

Bena singled out the two team members, preparing to head out and capture some mutated creatures.

"Understood, Captain Bena."

Neil and Zhou Mei acknowledged the order and followed Bena out of the shelter.

The three of them were all experienced Warriors, so dealing with a few mutated creatures wouldn’t be a problem.

Bena led Neil and Zhou Mei around the shelter’s perimeter, searching for suitable mutated creatures to experiment on.

In a desolate area, they found a group of small mutated creatures foraging.

The creatures weren’t large, but they were agile and their attacks were potent.

Bena observed for a moment, then chose a straggler as their test subject.

He signaled for the team to spread out and form an encirclement to prevent the creature from escaping.

Then, Bena moved in himself. Using his combat skills and experience, he quickly subdued the mutated creature.

The others moved in to help, pinning the mutated creature down.

"Neil, you install the control chip."

Bena handed the control chip to Neil, putting him in charge of the installation.

"Okay, Captain Bena."

Neil took the control chip and began installing it on the back of the mutated creature’s head.

Installing the chip wasn’t complicated. After a bit of fiddling, Neil successfully installed it on the back of the mutated hound’s head.

Then, Neil took the head-mounted controller from Bena.

Neil carefully connected the control chip to the controller, ensuring the signal transmission between them was stable.

He took a deep breath and flipped the controller’s switch.

The indicator light on the [D14 Test Subject Controller (Green)] lit up. Through the controller’s interface, Neil tried to communicate with the control chip inside the mutated hound.

Before long, fine beads of sweat had formed on Neil’s forehead. Clearly, this wasn’t an easy task.

But as time passed, he gradually adapted to the chip’s frequency and began to gain simple control over the mutated creature’s movements.

After a few seconds of calibration, the controller successfully established a connection with the chip.

Neil felt a surge of nervousness. He had never tried to control a mutated creature before; this was a completely new challenge for him.

He focused his concentration and sent the first command through the controller.

"Move," Neil commanded softly.

The mutated hound’s reaction was sluggish. It shook its head, as if trying to get used to the sensation of being controlled.

Neil patiently repeated the command. Gradually, the mutated hound began to move according to his orders.

Bena and Zhou Mei watched from the side. They noticed the mutated hound’s movements becoming more coordinated. It started by walking slowly, then began to run and jump, following Neil’s commands perfectly.

However, Neil also found that while the control chip could indeed control the mutated creature’s actions, it was limited to simple operations. More complex actions were impossible.

He could make the mutated hound before him move forward or backward, but he couldn’t make it stand up and dance, let alone speak.

’He wasn’t sure if it was a limitation of the chip or if the mutated creature’s intelligence was simply too low to understand such commands.’

"It worked!" Neil said excitedly.

"I can control its movements! I’m still a little clumsy with it, but I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it quickly."

Bena nodded, satisfied with Neil’s performance.

"Good. We need more practice to master this control technique."

He turned to Zhou Mei. "You try it, too. Get familiar with the process."

Zhou Mei took the controller and began trying to establish a connection with the mutated hound.

She quickly got used to the controller’s interface and successfully commanded the mutated hound to perform several simple actions.

With continued practice, the three of them gradually mastered the method of controlling mutated creatures.

They realized this technology would significantly enhance the shelter’s strength, especially when facing enemies or conducting exploration missions.

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