Chapter 108: Encountering the First Human Town

Ten minutes later.

The blonde woman gasped for breath, staring at the iron creature that could fly before her.

“You’re even more despicable than the Church.”

She could escape the Church’s people, but this man before her—there was no way she could run away!

“001, put the collar on her. I still have many questions to ask.”

At this moment, Lin Mu was certain this woman was not a local native. Like him, she was from another planet—only she had arrived much earlier.

The blonde woman gave up resisting.

Zzzzt—

A surge of electricity emanated from the device, flushing her face red as she gritted her teeth.

Lin Mu twitched the corner of his mouth. Why did her expression look so... pleased?

The current was much stronger than the one from that previous person, yet it barely affected her.

Back with the convoy, Lin Mu tossed the fragments of the convoy into the recycler.

The convoy resumed its journey, though at a much slower pace than before, mainly because Lin Mu was moving slowly and the vehicles had to adjust.

“Where did you come from? There’s no one around here.”

“You ask me, I won’t say.” The blonde woman turned her head away, the tail behind her flicking casually.

After a few minutes of feeling it out, Lin Mu realized that as long as the woman didn’t want to, the collar around her neck wouldn’t cause her harm when it came to the man before her.

His eyelid twitched. Were you trying to challenge me?

Clap!

Lin Mu clapped his hands, and a powerful current surged through the blonde woman.

Ugh—

It seemed to have little effect. Why did it feel like she was enjoying it even more?

“001, tickle her feet!”

“Yes, Master.”

The blonde woman looked at Lin Mu in horror. “You... you’re going too far. If you have the guts, just keep using that—don’t use your hands.”

“Ah!! Hahaha, no, hahaha, I’m ticklish!”

Five minutes later.

The blonde woman lay on the ground weakly, golden strands stuck to her forehead, speaking in gasps.

“I’ve told you everything I can.”

This man was too despicable—coming up with such tactics. Was he really human?

If she hadn’t confirmed he was human, she might have thought he was the devil while she was the weak, helpless human.

Lin Mu nodded and picked up the radio.

“At the next intersection, make a left turn. Convoy, full speed ahead.”

“Roger!”

The convoy accelerated.

Lin Mu looked at the blonde woman.

“What’s your name?”

“Anna.”

“How did you come to this planet?”

Anna had recovered somewhat, sitting upright.

“Five years ago, our whole planet was thrown into a game called Survival Island. After two years, we were cast onto this planet.”

Survival Island. So each planet’s survival game was different.

“Have you met people from other planets?”

Anna nodded.

“Yes. Each planet’s situation is roughly the same—all the people underwent survival games and were then dropped here.”

She thought for a moment before continuing.

“This planet is infinite. I’ve been flying for a year and haven’t returned to the starting point.”

A whole year’s travel at no slow speed.

Lin Mu rubbed his chin. According to this, this planet held people from all the different planets?

So was this still called Road Survival?

In fact, ever since arriving, Lin Mu had this thought.

After all, the roads had changed, and so had the environment.

By all appearances, this no longer had much to do with Road Survival.

Now, hearing Anna’s explanation, all the previous survival games were just a filter.

Those filtered out were brought here.

This planet was actually a massive game arena, serving all those who survived the survival games.

They had simply moved from a smaller survival game to a larger one.

Three hours later.

A small town appeared ahead of the convoy.

“Captain, I’ve spotted a town.”

Lin Mu had already seen it through the drone.

“Convoy, reduce speed. Slowly enter the town and stay alert.”

After ending the communication, Lin Mu looked at Anna behind him.

“What’s the situation with the people in this town?”

“They should be survivors of the same survival game as us, probably having arrived earlier.”

“Not natives?”

Anna shook her head.

“The natives don’t live in these marginal areas; they dwell in richer regions.”

Lin Mu nodded. Indeed, the resources here were poor.

He had used his resource detection ability to scan, and the mineral resources nearby were extremely scarce.

He couldn’t help but fix his gaze on the screen again. This place was worth scavenging.

Though he had enough resources to last him three to five years—

But seeing Anna, it was clear she had been here for three years already.

So, the more resources the better.

He opened the chat channel.

Watching the lively chatter, he couldn’t help but look for potential targets.

These people’s resources were ready for the taking. If he seized two or three convoys, it could boost his supplies by a whole year.

The convoy quickly approached within 50 meters of the town.

At the entrance, various barricades were set up.

Behind them stood several armored figures.

“Brother Mu, judging by their clothing, it looks like medieval armor—they probably aren’t that strong.”

“Captain, let’s attack. We can sweep them away with our heavy machine guns.”

Lin Mu glanced at Anna behind him.

“Have you ever encountered these people?”

Anna shook her head.

“No. I’ve been on the move the whole time. Meeting you was just about gaining some followers.”

She had thought it would be a straightforward task but ended up getting herself caught.

“Alright, send out five vehicles. Heavy machine guns, suppressive fire. Watch your safety.”

Though heavy machine guns were powerful, they weren’t invincible.

Anna’s protective shield, for example, had deflected bullets—though it ultimately didn’t hold.

But at that time, Anna had been alone; now, the town had many people.

If a few were like Anna, this town wouldn’t be so easy to conquer.

They might even be counterattacked.

Still, in such a remote place, there shouldn’t be anything strange.

Five selected vehicles rolled out of the convoy.

Ten armored men emerged steadily from within.

They simultaneously drew long blades.

Lin Mu narrowed his eyes, staring ahead.

Had they never seen such vehicles before? Were they not afraid?

Dak-dak-dak!!

Regardless of their fear, the five vehicles opened fire.

Brrr-brrr-brrr—

A semi-transparent shield appeared as bullets clattered harmlessly to the ground.

I knew it!

Lin Mu was not surprised.

A group standing there so openly couldn’t be without defenses.

The ten armored men raised their long knives and swung downward.