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Chapter 634 - 622: End of the World Dimension 10

Chapter 634: Chapter 622: End of the World Dimension 10

After dinner, Xia Yue gathered the bowls and chopsticks, cleaned them up with the cleaning technique, and put them back into her backpack.

Lin Jingyang lay on the sofa, overfull and uncomfortable, yet his face indicated satisfaction.

Yan Mo, Xia Xi, Mo Si, and Ziluo stood by the window, looking out at the street.

"How does it look outside?" Xia Yue walked over and curiously asked.

"It’s pitch black. There are occasional roars, probably from zombies." Ziluo said.

"If we have lights on, would that attract them?" Xia Yue looked at the pellet lamp placed in their living room. She had requested it from Dragon Lord Ao Ye because the hotel was out of electricity and they could only use it for lighting.

"The light is not bright, plus the thick curtain is blocking it. It won’t attract them." Yan Mo said.

"Living in a horrifying world and worrying day by day as though there’s no tomorrow is really depressing." Xia Yue said.

"Perhaps not, human adaptability is rather strong, or else they would not have managed to develop such advanced technology four years after the apocalypse.

If given a chance, I believe we could bring their technology back home." Yan Mo murmured softly.

"Yes, their technology is truly impressive. Has the Academy of Sciences not yet developed intelligent technology? If they had chip technology like this place, perhaps it could help us break through. The Identity Chip Technology seems to be better than Intelligence Technology." Xia Yue nodded in agreement.

[The Identity Chip Technology is indeed more advanced than your technology, but it is less advanced than Intelligent Technology. If you bring it back, it may indeed help them understand.] The system agreed.

"Alright, let’s go in," suggested Yan Mo.

Back in the living room, Lin Jingyang was still sitting there.

"Let’s discuss the plan going forward." The group circled around and sat down.

"Xiaoyang, how far is this place from your A-level base protection area?" Yan Mo turned to Lin Jingyang and asked.

"Approximately 1600 kilometers. Before the apocalypse, it would take about thirteen hours by car or six hours by high-speed rail," Lin Jingyang responded.

"If that’s the case, it may take us at least four or five days to get there now, and that does not exclude any dangers on the road. And this is still under the condition of us having a vehicle.

If we don’t have any means of transport, it might take us at least a month to get there.

We should go and look for a map tomorrow and check if any cars are usable. I remember we still have a bit of gasoline, don’t we?" Yan Mo ran some calculations and said to them.

"Yes, about one hundred liters, but we don’t know if it suits the cars." Xia Yue said.

"On the way home, we will train you and teach you how to enhance your superpower, so you should be prepared.

Self-reliance is better than relying on others. Being powerful is more reliable than being protected by others." Yan Mo looked towards Lin Jingyang and said.

Their primary mission was to keep an eye on this child of destiny, help him become stronger, and guide humanity out of their predicament.

"I’ll do my best," promised Lin Jingyang, sitting up straight as he heard this.

He had always longed for superpowers, to be strong. And he knew Yan Mo and the others were very powerful now. If they could assist him, that would be just too good.

"Kid, I hope you mean what you say. Our Brother Yan is exceptionally strict when training people." Xia Yue looked at Lin Jingyang, her eyes glinting with mischievous anticipation.

At the beginning, when she was being trained by him, it had felt like a matter of life and death. Fortunately, since her cultivation base had improved, she had avoided further torture. Otherwise, she believes she would’ve been skin and bones even if she didn’t die.

"No matter how hard or exhausting, I will persist as long as I can become stronger." Lin Jingyang said confidently, looking at them steadfastly.