Surviving the Infinite Survival Game by Exploiting Glitches

Living until she could freely choose whether to remain at the transit station, even if she could never return to Earth, was still better than dying.

Perhaps after experiencing a few more survival worlds, she would eventually understand the purpose of the survival game.

But all of that was still too far away.

Lin Yun suddenly laughed.

What was she thinking about?

Being alive was already good enough. Why bother worrying about all those complicated things?

She was truly a worrywart.

For now, she should focus on figuring out how to survive.

Gurgle—

Lin Yun patted her stomach.

She released Sang Biao, stood up, and took out a boxed meal.

Forget it.

Food was the most important thing.

She should eat first.

Ghost Vine immediately crept over and stared at Lin Yun with longing.

Lin Yun paused while opening the lunchbox.

Right.

Considering how much these little guys ate, the meat they had stored might not last very long.

She needed to find a way to get more.

Perhaps a farm or food-processing factory?

Otherwise, she really wouldn’t be able to afford feeding them.

This world was suffering from a zombie virus outbreak. As long as the animals themselves hadn’t been infected, catching them shouldn’t be too difficult.

With Sang Biao and Tuan Tuan’s speed, they should be able to handle it easily.

After finishing her meal, Lin Yun went back to sleep.

She planned to wake up later and go outside to investigate.

She wanted to find out whether zombies behaved differently during the day and at night.

If there was a difference, that would be useful information.

If there wasn’t, that was fine too.

The little ones were all very quiet.

Each of them lay in their own place, obediently closing their eyes and pretending to sleep.

When the alarm went off, Lin Yun reached out and turned it off.

She then turned on the light.

"Sang Biao, Xiao Teng, and I are going out. Tuan Tuan, you stay here and guard the shelter, okay?"

After getting dressed, Lin Yun squatted down and gently patted Tuan Tuan’s head.

Tuan Tuan had no objections.

Whatever Lin Yun said, it would listen.

Ghost Vine nimbly climbed onto Lin Yun’s shoulder and settled there.

Sang Biao looked at Lin Yun.

Then, after she put on her backpack, he jumped onto her back as well.

Lin Yun suddenly felt the weight on her back.

She was speechless.

She silently had Ghost Vine unzip the backpack and let Sang Biao crawl inside before leaving the flower shop.

It was already one or two in the morning.

Sang Biao poked his head out of the backpack, resting his paws on Lin Yun’s shoulder as he curiously looked outside.

Lin Yun quietly left the flower shop and slowly headed toward the square.

There were several zombies wandering around the square.

She looked up at the moon.

There was still enough moonlight to see the road ahead.

After walking a short distance, Lin Yun spotted another zombie.

It was standing completely still.

Its head hung downward, its body motionless like a wooden post.

Further away, there were several more zombies.

They were doing exactly the same thing.

Standing still.

Heads lowered.

Not moving at all.

Lin Yun didn’t know why they were behaving like this, so she could only observe them cautiously.

The surroundings were completely silent.

The atmosphere was strangely eerie.

Sang Biao carefully crawled out of the backpack and quietly approached the zombies.

Lin Yun wanted to stop him, but she was afraid that making a sound would alert the zombies.

All she could do was watch anxiously.

When Sang Biao approached one of the zombies, the zombie slowly raised its head.

Its eyes were closed.

It didn’t react to Sang Biao’s presence at all.

Sang Biao quietly retreated.

Lin Yun thought for a moment.

She looked around, picked up something from the ground, and threw it into the distance.

Thud!

The object struck the ground.

In the silent surroundings, the sound was extremely obvious.

The zombies that had been standing motionlessly with their eyes closed immediately opened their eyes.

Their heads snapped upward.

Then they rushed toward the source of the sound.

However, they found nothing.

After wandering around for a short while, they gradually stopped.

Then they lowered their heads and became motionless again.

Lin Yun’s expression darkened.

It seemed that at night, zombies had a much stronger sense of hearing.

Even the slightest movement could attract them.

But what about smell?

Lin Yun hadn’t noticed any obvious difference in their sense of smell between day and night.

Could it be that these zombies currently relied primarily on sound to locate their prey?

She thought back to the Level 2 zombie she’d encountered during the day.

Other than its incredible speed, she hadn’t noticed any particularly unusual behavior.

Lin Yun glanced at the motionless zombies in the distance before quietly retreating.

These zombies were much more sensitive to sound at night.

Moving around carelessly would be too dangerous.

It was better to return to the shelter first.

After retreating to the entrance of the flower shop, Lin Yun finally breathed a sigh of relief.

She had successfully left the square.

However, somewhere Lin Yun couldn’t see, a dark shadow suddenly flashed past the zombies that had just moved.

It narrowed its eyes toward the direction Lin Yun had left.

Then it leisurely licked its paws.

Its eyes were filled with bloodlust.

Food.

The creature lowered its paws and began wandering around the area.

There was human scent everywhere.

It seemed there were quite a few people around the square.

Enough to keep it fed for quite some time.

It raised a paw and slowly followed the direction Lin Yun had left.

When it reached the vicinity of the flower shop, it lay down.

It would wait.

It would wait until the human fell asleep.

Then it would rush inside, bite through her throat, and devour her.

Two hours later, the creature stood up.

It gracefully walked toward the flower shop.

This human was truly careless.

She had actually chosen such a place as her shelter.

She had practically delivered herself to it.

But when the zombie cat entered the flower shop, it froze.

There was no trace of a human inside.

The human was gone!

The zombie cat’s eyes widened.

It quickly searched the flower shop.

Nothing.

There wasn’t even a trace of her.

But it had clearly seen that human enter this place earlier.

How could she have disappeared?

Then the zombie cat noticed the hidden back door.

So that’s how she left!

Humans really were cunning.

The zombie cat was afraid that opening the door would make noise and alert the human, so it went around to the back and carefully searched the area.

Still nothing.

The zombie cat became angry.

The food it had been waiting for had actually disappeared right in front of it!

Hateful.

It glanced around the flower shop.

It didn’t want to give up.

Since that human had left from here, she would definitely come back eventually.

It would wait.

It would stay here and wait for her to return.

However...

The main body of Ghost Vine was hanging on the wall as a decorative vine.

Its disguise was perfect.

The zombie cat didn’t notice anything unusual about the vines.

After returning from outside, Lin Yun tidied herself up and went back to sleep.

She didn’t want tonight’s discoveries to affect her rest.

But she had barely fallen asleep when Ghost Vine woke her.

[Again! Again! There’s a strange cat outside!]

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