Chapter 791: ‘Copy

Initially Su Yang didn't think about it.

After all, saying more would be some far‑fetched tale.

In fact, the precedent he mentioned was only a guess by Su Qi.

Having played this type of Death Game a few times, she still wouldn't claim to be all‑knowing and all‑powerful.

At most, she knows more about the information side.

Therefore, when it was discussed last night, she just mentioned it in passing.

Su Yang didn't probe further.

After all, a Copy is indeed a tricky matter.

And unbelievable.

He's not worried about others; after all, no matter how strong the Innate Talent, it can't directly harm him.

But if a Zombie becomes him, that's a completely different story.

Inside the Building Body with fewer than three players, it's almost like a single hand can cover the sky.

And the most buggy point is...

A Zombie isn't considered a living being.

That means...

Su Yang can slaughter everyone just by using his Mouth!

Thinking this, Su Yang's brow tightened.

He needs to consider how to deal with this situation.

"What are you daydreaming about?" Lu Zhiwei waved her hand.

Su Yang snapped back, saying, "It's getting late, let's go!"

"Back to the Spaceship? But I can't find any of my cargo," Lu Zhiwei said.

"I have a way to locate them," Su Yang gestured, and the D Map appeared instantly.

He just swiped casually and found many green light dots.

When querying the Intelligence, he found they matched the cargo Lu Zhiwei had taken earlier.

"They weren't taken; the three who wanted to kill you are obviously Zombies!" Su Yang said.

That also indirectly confirmed his view.

Ji Huai's group hadn't intended to kill Lu Zhiwei.

What they plotted early on was Su Yang's life!

"Is this your Innate Talent?" Lu Zhiwei, like a curious baby, kept fiddling with the map.

"Snap!"

"Don't move recklessly."

"Tch, it's just because I didn't let you touch it, you stingy one."

"Heh..."

The two shuttled back and forth until they gathered all the cargo, then exited toward the entrance.

Returning to the familiar spot, Su Yang watched rows of footprints in the snow, his thoughts tangled.

"What happened behind?" Lu Zhiwei asked curiously.

"Ji Huai and Lin Jin came charging, leaving Qi Jie alone to deal with them," Su Yang explained while walking.

"How does someone with the surname Lin end up working with Ji Huai?"

"The enemy's enemy is a friend."

"That makes sense..."

"I just don't understand, on what grounds does Ji Huai dare to leave Liu Pangzi alone inside."

"Didn't you say he has a gun? With a gun, who is he afraid of?"

"If it were you, would you have a hundred percent certainty?"

That question is worth pondering.

Lu Zhiwei boasts her gun skill, yet she doesn't know whether the other side hides Hole Cards.

If she lacks absolute certainty, she wouldn't take the risk.

"So you mean... Ji Huai's real intention is to lure the tiger from the mountain?" Lu Zhiwei asked.

"I learned a lot of Intelligence from Liu Pangzi's mouth, but I don't yet know what's true," Su Yang shook his head.

"About what?"

"Which side Su Qi ultimately belongs to."

"Does that need saying? She helped you a lot, and she knows you inside out; anyone with eyes can see she's sowing discord."

Knows you inside out?

Su Yang fell into contemplation.

Before the game officially began, he had direct contact with Su Qi.

Back then she was cold, rejecting people from a thousand miles away.

Later, when fighting over the Walkie-talkie, she also showed a decisive, ruthless character.

At first Su Yang didn't regard her as a friend, let alone an enemy.

Then he also encountered Springhead and Xiao Hei, and she extended a helping hand that saved his life.

At this point Su Yang's guard had already been largely lowered.

The final step in breaking down his defenses was her revealing the truth about Yao Ri sister.

Since then, Su Yang no longer hides anything in front of her and always maintains a respectful attitude.

Of course, Su Qi has not made any out‑of‑line actions during this period.

Although in many cases she does not act, Su Yang does not mind because of it.

After all, in her words—this is a trial.

Her existence is solely to ensure Su Yang's safety within the range of sight, nothing more.

Not long ago he extracted intelligence from Liu Pangzi, and for the first time felt a tremor in his heart.

Su Yang also cannot figure out why he would suspect those around him because of an enemy.

But once the seed of doubt is sown, he must uncover the truth.

"What do you plan to do?" Lu Zhiwei asked.

"Take it one step at a time; first return to the Spaceship to see how things are on their side," Su Yang said.

They walked for exactly one hour and encountered no monsters along the way.

They only heard the distant footsteps of a giant.

It was not on the required path.

Returning to the spot where Su Yang was originally teleported away, he found the cargo on the ground had vanished without a trace.

"Give me half of the cargo," Su Yang said.

"Alright," Lu Zhiwei nodded, handing over all the supplies in her pouch to Su Yang.

The two continued forward and soon saw a dazzling white light.

It was the location of the Spaceship.

It was two kilometers away.

"Almost there!" Lu Zhiwei exclaimed with excitement.

"Shh, keep it down!" Su Yang noted three gigantic creatures circling the Spaceship.

Undoubtedly, this is the 'Blind Dog' mentioned in Qin Yu Zhoukou!

Su Yang described the Blind Dog's characteristics once, and after Lu Zhiwei finished listening, she hurriedly closed her mouth tightly.

The two exchanged glances, crouched, and slowly walked toward the Spaceship.

"Hoo—"

The Blind Dog let out a low howl, raising a Qi Wave that lifted the deep snow on the ground.

Su Yang's steps halted, his breath caught.

Upon close inspection, he saw that the nearby Blind Dog was massive, indeed comparable to a semi‑trailer.

The pressure was overwhelming!

The Three-Headed Blind Dogs formed a triangular formation around the Spaceship; for the two to reach it, they must pass between them.

At that moment, Lu Zhiwei reached out and patted Su Yang.

Turning back, he saw her squinting and pointing a finger.

It seemed to say—go through the Blind Dog's underbelly.

Su Yang nodded and gave a thumbs‑up.

The two walked side by side forward, trying to suppress any movement and sound.

Each step was taken striving for 'silence.'

Their legs, sinking into the thick snow, inevitably made noise.

"Hoo…"

The Blind Dog seemed to sense something, its head suddenly turning toward the two.

Su Yang paused for a few seconds, realized it had not provoked murderous intent, and silently breathed a sigh of relief.

Then they continued onward, covering a hundred meters in a full ten minutes!

Finally, they arrived at the Blind Dog's underbelly.

Su Yang just as he tried to look up at the Blind Dog's gender, his head was struck by a hard object.

"Bang!"

"Hoo—"

The Blind Dog, looking uncomfortable, took two steps forward.

Su Yang's heart rose to his throat, his whole body bristling with goosebumps.

Lu Zhiwei even dared not blink an eye.

After a while, the two, nearly frozen into ice statues, clutched the Spaceship's stairs and climbed up slowly.

The platform just within reach revitalized Su Yang; he trudged forward, his face bearing a relieved joy.

Yet at that moment, his stomach suddenly felt uneasy, a burst of gas rushing backward.

Su Yang's face flushed bright red as he struggled to control his sphincter.

However, he ultimately still underestimated that force.

"Pfft—"

"It's over…"