"He's your captain, Zhu Wenwu, you can get to know him."

Su Changxing smiled, feeling the candy in his mouth was excessively sweet, almost cloying, but he didn't spit it out. Wasting food is shameful.

"Hello, Captain Zhu."

Geng Yong looked at this excessively young man beside him without any hint of disdain. Being a captain surely meant he had something special.

Zhu Wenwu said in a lukewarm manner, "Let's add each other as friends. You go to the second floor first, our team is resting there now."

"Alright, I'll head over first then."

Geng Yong nodded to Su Changxing, then turned and left.

Watching his back, Su Changxing asked, "How is he?"

Zhu Wenwu replied, "He's alright, quite adaptable, at least easy to get along with."

Su Changxing thought for a moment and said, "My evaluation is he's not as good as you...you should go rest for a while, it's not early anymore."

Although it was afternoon, the sky seemed somewhat gloomy, as if it had just rained lightly.

Su Changxing exchanged the remaining seven boxes of self-heating rice from the discount shop and put them in his backpack, as the shop would refresh soon, preventing them from being replaced.

There were also over a hundred arrows.

These arrows definitely wouldn't fit in his backpack, but there were over thirty people at the base who could use bows and arrows, so he could give them to them.

The base seemed peaceful, but it was like a precise machine slowly turning, gear connected to gear, gear driving gear.

The sky was getting darker, and some black clouds floated outside the window, possibly shadows caused by light refraction.

"Tap tap tap~"

Su Changxing sat on the chair, tapping his finger on the cracked table, while the other hand held his phone, browsing for useful information.

After the Blood Moon, hope filled the forum again, and many people believed that those who survived had grasped the secrets of surviving in the apocalypse.

Numerous bases were established after the Blood Moon because they realized that to resist the Undead Tide of the Blood Moon, bases were indeed necessary.

Moreover, after activating a base during the Blood Moon, a special Blood Moon Shop would open, where a large amount of Attribute Enhancement could be exchanged.

This news had already spread on the forum, first posted by a person called "Qiao karen."

It was later verified by many people.

They divided power levels into six based on the number of enhancements.

One enhancement already surpassed most humans, achievable only by some with extreme training; two enhancements reached levels that very few in the original world could achieve; three enhancements surpassed what pure training could achieve...

With the benefits of the Blood Moon, many people underwent enhancements, with not a few reaching six enhancements, yet there was still no news of an Extraordinary on the forum.

Su Changxing was sure a certain number of Extraordinary individuals had appeared, especially within large organizations like the Security Bureau, but they habitually hid such information.

These organizations have a common practice of preferring to block information unless they are sure releasing it will have a positive impact.

Of course, it's also the safest approach.

Su Changxing flipped through his private messages and saw that "Feng Hua Mao" had sent him a message.

They hadn't been in contact since their initial communication, but now "Feng Hua Mao" reached out unexpectedly.

This person wasn't ordinary; from staying in the top three on the early days' kill rankings to now securely holding first place with over 8,000 zombie kills, he outpaced the second place by nearly 2,000 zombie kills, truly formidable.

Although Su Changxing was an Extraordinary, he could only rank sixth, suggesting those ahead of him were likely superpower users with wide-ranging attack capabilities, which he lacked.

However, the number of zombies Jin killed should certainly place her in the top three, possibly even first.

None of these people could be Jin, so she simply never registered a forum ID.

Feng Hua Mao: I have something to discuss with you.

A simple sentence.

Su Changxing had already guessed his intention, likely trying to recruit him or probe his attitude.

This behavior aligned with the Security Bureau's position.

Su Changxing replied: If there's anything, just say it. Is there something you want to trade?

Feng Hua Mao: Something like that, I want to know more about Extraordinary individuals and how you became one.

The middle-aged man's eyes gleamed under his sunglasses; their analysis suggested that entering the Blood Moon World and surviving gave superpower users a chance to become Extraordinary.

To their knowledge, across all Security Bureau bases combined, only two had become Extraordinary so far.

Considering they were all elites of humanity, with such a low probability, spontaneously formed civilian bases surely had an even lower rate.

This made Su Changxing, who became an Extraordinary early on, quite remarkable.

They needed to know a way to become Extraordinary without needing the Blood Moon, and only Su Changxing might know.

Su Changxing replied: I'm sorry, but I don't know how I became an Extraordinary myself, only that it's easier to become one during the Blood Moon.

Feng Hua Mao: I believe you've guessed I'm with the Security Bureau. If you can share the information, it'll benefit everyone, and in the apocalypse, we should unite, don't you think?

Clearly, Feng Hua Mao still suspected he knew something, but such suspicion was warranted.

Su Changxing replied: I really don't know, but I can provide some information about Extraordinary individuals, for a symbolic fee of twenty thousand points, how about it?

"Symbolic? Quite a bold request."

The middle-aged man smiled slightly, couldn't help but comment as he looked at his phone.

"What's up, boss?"

Lin Xiuyu asked curiously.

The middle-aged man pondered, "That 'Lucky Child' said he could give us information about Extraordinary individuals, but he wants twenty thousand points."

"Damn."

Lin Xiuyu scoffed, "This guy's got some nerve. Does he even know how much twenty thousand points is?"

The middle-aged man continued, "As long as the information is valuable, twenty thousand points is nothing."

Lin Xiuyu pursed his lips and said, "Hope you're not being fooled, boss."

The middle-aged man said softly, "I don't think he would, at least not for something so petty, given he's the first to become an Extraordinary."

"Maybe."

Lin Xiuyu shrugged, seemingly indifferent.

As it stands, they had ample points, and the Mysterious Shop couldn't fully utilize them anyway.

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