Surviving the Infinite Survival Game by Exploiting Glitches

However, to Lin Yun’s surprise, the torrential rain would last for several days.

When Lin Yun got up the next day, she thought the rain outside would have weakened, but to her surprise, it was exactly the same as yesterday—or perhaps even heavier.

Lin Yun frowned again, and her unease grew stronger.

This torrential rain... was it really going to last for several days?

Back on Earth, some cities were prone to flooding during heavy rains because of inadequate underground drainage systems.

If the cities in the survival world had the same problem, wouldn’t that be terrible?

Moreover, such heavy rain could easily trigger other natural disasters, not to mention that they were currently in the middle of a zombie virus outbreak.

Lin Yun stared out the window at the rain, her expression changing repeatedly.

But in the end, she didn’t say anything.

She was merely a survivor who had been chosen to enter the survival game. She didn’t have the ability to change anything in just a few dozen days.

Outside the window, water had indeed begun accumulating on the ground.

Would this rainwater... flood the Shelter?

Lin Yun frowned again, her thoughts becoming somewhat chaotic.

After a long while, she rubbed her temples, forcing herself not to think about those things.

She would simply deal with whatever came her way.

After spending an entire day in the Shelter, Lin Yun had nothing to do, so she continued experimenting with food and stuffing it into her backpack to keep it fresh.

To pass the time, she also started making dumplings and steamed buns.

That night, Lin Yun took out her flashlight and quietly shone it toward the ground outside.

The water level was already quite high.

Lin Yun’s expression changed again. She put away the flashlight and turned to check the situation outside the Shelter.

As soon as she opened the door, she discovered that the flower shop had also been flooded, with a layer of water covering the floor.

Strangely, after Lin Yun opened the door, the accumulated water seemed to be blocked by something and didn’t rush into the Shelter.

Could this be... one of the Shelter’s protective mechanisms?

Lin Yun peeked outside again and discovered that the vines that had originally been spread across the ground had retracted against the wall.

What was this...?

[The water is dirty. I don’t like it.]

Ghost Vine’s voice came from behind Lin Yun.

It nimbly climbed onto Lin Yun’s shoulder and said, [Youyou, I want to bring some of my main vine inside. The water outside is so dirty. I don’t like it.]

Hearing this, Lin Yun looked at the puddles again.

The stagnant water was indeed extremely filthy. It contained not only decaying plants but also things that had seeped up from the sewers.

There could even be bacteria and viruses from the corpses mixed into it.

"Bring them inside. Just leave two vines outside to keep watch. At this hour, no one should be coming out to make a move."

Just as Lin Yun was about to look away after speaking, a detailed information panel suddenly appeared before her.

It was describing the puddles.

[Stagnant Water: Extremely dirty, containing bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants. Do not touch directly, as direct contact carries a risk of infection.]

Lin Yun immediately took two steps back.

It really was dangerous.

Could the virus mentioned in the detailed information be the zombie virus?

Before she could figure it out, several rats suddenly swam across the puddle ahead.

The rats were unusually large. They didn’t look like the typical rats she had seen in southern cities.

And... their eyes were a strange red.

Just as the rats were about to notice Lin Yun, she quickly closed the Shelter door.

She had just seen the detailed information about those rats.

[Mutant Rats: After drinking the floodwater caused by the torrential rain, they seem to have undergone a mutation and become larger.]

[Their adaptability has become much stronger, and they can eat almost anything. They also seem to have become more intelligent than before.]

Damn it!

If other animals drank the stagnant water contaminated with the zombie virus, wouldn’t they mutate too?

Lin Yun suddenly remembered the cockroaches in the city and shuddered.

"System, those cockroaches and bugs won’t crawl into my Shelter, right?"

[No. The Shelter has its own defense system. Harmful or malicious species cannot enter. The Shelter is absolutely safe.]

Hearing the System’s assurance, Lin Yun felt somewhat relieved.

Cockroaches in the south could even fly straight onto people’s faces.

Outside, the rat looked curiously toward the Shelter.

There seemed to have been a light over there just now.

Could it have been mistaken?

The rat didn’t understand, but it soon stopped caring.

It couldn’t stay here any longer. It had to hurry and find a higher place to hide.

For the next few days, Lin Yun stayed inside the Shelter, either cooking or exercising. She couldn’t go anywhere.

The torrential rain outside still hadn’t stopped.

It continued to pour without a break.

During this time, Lin Yun opened the Shelter door again, only to discover that the water had already risen to about half a person’s height.

While observing the outside from the window, Lin Yun often saw insects, rats, snakes, and other creatures swimming across the surface of the water.

The sight gave her goosebumps.

One afternoon, Lin Yun had just finished exercising and was about to relax when she caught sight of a corpse floating in the water outside the window.

It startled her.

Although Lin Yun wanted to go outside and investigate the situation, the water was far too dirty, and she didn’t dare to risk being infected by something.

Besides, she hadn’t specifically collected any diving equipment, and the supermarkets didn’t seem to have anything suitable.

That morning, Lin Yun was preparing to knead some dough and cook some noodles when she suddenly remembered something while looking at the large basin in her hands.

She remembered that she seemed to have an inflatable children’s pool in her backpack.

She had gotten it for free from the supermarket.

This thing should be able to float on water, right?

If all else failed, she could simply have Ghost Vine’s vines support it. Floating on the water shouldn’t be a problem.

She just needed to consider whether the other side would approve.

After clearing the table, Lin Yun began rummaging through her backpack again.

After searching for a long time, she finally found it.

Once she inflated it, she was pleasantly surprised to discover that the inflatable pool wasn’t very large. It was just big enough to accommodate her and the two little ones.

Lin Yun opened the Shelter door again and had Ghost Vine’s main vine hold the inflatable pool in place to prevent it from drifting away.

She then placed the two little ones inside.

The water outside was already quite high, but that wasn’t a major problem.

She had Ghost Vine—her cheat code.

With its help, getting into the inflatable pool was easy.

[Hey, be careful, and remember to come back early!]

Ivy was almost scared to death when it saw what Lin Yun was doing.

It knew just how dirty the water outside was.

Lin Yun waved at Ivy again, closed the Shelter door, and then used a wooden stick she had collected earlier to prop against the wall and slide herself toward the back door of the flower shop.

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