Apocalypse: System of lotteries

Ming started opening the box.

His eyes were suddenly filled with light.

Compound crossbow!

A complete small composite crossbow with one-handed operation and an easy winding switch.

There were also several crossbow arrows inside the box.

That's wonderful!

It was an incredible piece of work.

With this compound crossbow, dealing with zombies outside should be a breeze.

First time handling this item, he should practice mastering it

But the first thing to do should be to give Da Vinci a few more worms.

This guy takes credit.

Ming set down the crossbow and went in search of more insects for Da Vinci.

[Your Da Vinci thinks you're behaving strangely today. It is typically ten worms. Why did it give you more this time? It appears that you are withholding something.]

"You're such a cute dork."

"C'mon, let's eat. Once you're done, I'll give you an upgrade."

"As you are well aware, you have made significant contributions today."

Ming became acquainted with the crossbow after releasing the bugs.

Winding and loading.

Aim for the sofa pillow.

Cheng!

It was easy to handle when the arrow hit the pillow.

Shooting the pillow won't make much noise.

Since Da Vinci just knocked over the fish tank, those zombies are still quite sensitive to sound.

[Your Da Vinci regards you as a fool. Shouldn't a pillow be more expensive? He is now irritated after spending several nights with the pillow. The frog believes you don't understand his emotions.]

[Da Vinci chose to sleep first, so he was uninterested in speaking with you.]

[Da Vinci has fallen asleep... and is resting from exhaustion.]

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How many nights are there?

Ming gave Da Vinci a blank stare. You usually sleep on my face.

With the travel frog system, he could read this frog's mind.

Isn't that a bit much? Could it be that when the apocalypse arrived, the frog changed as well?

Is he getting smarter?

After thinking about it, Ming went out onto the balcony and opened a window slit.

Now that the neighborhood has quieted down after a morning of screaming, even the cats in heat have shut up.

Although there are still people in the community, they're at home and don't dare to come out.

It started at 6:00 a.m., when everyone was asleep. If others become zombies, your family may too.

Fortunately, he was single.

"Upgrade the froglet first."

Enter his inner brain.

Da Vinci gained 131 travel points today, so he needed to make a reasonable distribution.

Upgraded Da Vinci requires 10 experience points. Drawing once requires 99 points.

He made a decisive decision to upgrade this frog.

In the future to go scouting and rely on it, as for travel to bring back items like that, Da Vinci has no hope.

[Consume 10 points of travel experience, your Traveling Frog Da Vinci level is raised to LV2.]

[Your Traveling Frog feels energized, and it thinks it should be able to go a little farther next time it goes out and its travel range increases by 50 meters.

[Upgrade done.]

Ming looks Da Vinci's characteristics.

[Frog (1): The black-spotted frog, Da Vinci]

[LV2 (0/20) level]

[Travel Control: Gentle Touch Head]

[Travel Package: 3 squares (each square can only hold one item, and the number can be stacked 1)]

[Range of travel: 150 meters (he can walk a little further, but he doesn't want to leave his warm home)]

[Travel CD length: 24 hours]

[Growth: Upgrade to trigger ordinary evolution every time, advanced evolution every 10 levels, and ultimate evolution every 50 levels.]

[Features: Low appetite for food, mutated species do not want to eat frogs]

[Talent: Low desire to be eaten; mutated creatures do not want to eat you]

[Taboo: Frogmen may not interfere with frog movement (including following, forcing routes, and so on).]

"Does Level 10 cause advanced evolution?"

"Continue to improve."

Once again, Ming chose to upgrade Da Vinci.

[Consume 20 travel points and raise to LV3]

[Your Da Vinci's body tightened and his physical strength increased suddenly. Grid of travel backpacks + 1]

"Continue to improve."

Ming chose to upgrade Da Vinci once more.

[Take 30 points off your travel experience and upgrade your frog to LV4]

[Your frog Da Vinci felt a shock throughout his body and his spirits seemed to be lifted. Range of travel + 25m]

[Consume 40 travel experience points. Your travel frog Da Vinci has been leveled up to LV5.]

[Your frog Da Vinci felt a shock throughout his body and his spirits seemed to be lifted. Range of travel + 25m]

"Both improvements were only 50 meters!"

"The normal evolution triggered by the upgrade appears to be very random as well."

"It resembles Da Vinci's travel temperament in many ways."

Ming is also considered to understand after several upgrades.

After the upgrade, Da Vinci's original evolution either increased his travel distance or increased the grid on his backpack.

It appears that the only way to see a different evolution is to wait until it reaches level 10.

Furthermore, it was unknown what its final evolution would look like at level 50.

With 31 points remaining, the lottery isn't enough; drawing once requires 99 points.

Upgrade from LV5 to LV6 now takes 50 experience points, and there's not enough experience to upgrade either.

Can only wait for the next Da Vinci to travel.

The upgrade for the froglets is complete.

Ming remembered that in his sleep he heard the doomsday game system prompt that it was now the first chapter: the eve of the 72-hour night. This 12 hour period, from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm, the zombies were in the "sealing phase".

After 6 pm, the zombies will become crazy.

With that in mind, Ming immediately organized the food.

Half a bottle of mineral water.

One sandwich.

One grilled sausage.

"... "

After looking at the remaining supplies, Min felt that even if he didn't go out, he wouldn't be able to last three days.

Furthermore, during the long night, the zombies would go insane, and how insane would this madness be?

Nobody knows.

So, he has to improve himself and collect supplies.

It was critical to clear out the zombies in the area.

Ming decided to take on the landlord at the door first, as he picked up the one-handed compound crossbow.

When he got to the door, he gently pushed the small table against it.

Looking out the door through a cat's eye.

The landlord, who had turned into a zombie, stood at the door.

Her pupils were little more than black dots, and her eyes had already turned ashen white.

Stringing and loading.

He started by snapping the security chain that connects the door frame to the door panel (the security chain is inside the door, some hotels install it, and when it's hung, the door can only open a crack.)

After that, he carefully opened the door.

With a hoarse sound, the zombie landlord pounced on the door, but the security chain on the door stopped her.

It could only dry roar with half its face pressed against the doorway.

Ming raised his crossbow and shot at the creature's brows.

The distance was already face-to-face, so he could've shot it anyway.

After the shot, he hurriedly closed the door and moved the table to hold it against the door.

He looked through the cat's eye and found the zombie landlord with an arrow in her head, motionless.

As expected, the weakness of the zombie is the brain.

[Kill a Level 1 Zombie to gain 1 Experience and 2 Doomsday Gold Coins.]

"It's actually experience and doomsday gold."

"Expedition helps him level up, that's understandable."

"What's the point of doomsday gold coins?"

[World Channel broadcast of Doomsday Game]

[After a few hours of terror and killing pleasure, everyone must have concluded that Doomsday Game Descends isn't a telephone scam, right?]

[I'm sure you're happy killing zombies, the experience you get can improve you, and the doomsday gold is something you have to save, that's one way to survive.]

[Tip 1: On the eve of the long night, simple random tasks will pop up randomly, no failure penalties, so pick them up and finish them.]

[Tips 2: 30 minutes before the first chapter, there will be a doomsday trading store with a lot of stuff. Prepare your doomsday gold.]

[I'll see you soon!]

[Bye!]