Wasteland Survival Code

Chapter 294 Far East Theater
The Far East region of the Permafrost Tundra is now in the most chaotic state since the game was launched. All forces are in a state of exchange of fire all day long. A large number of players are killed every day. Naturally, the demand for military resources is also huge.

Just like in the Huaxia District now, many players have changed their minds, forming small and large mercenary regiments in groups of three and five, and going north to find opportunities to make a fortune—many of these players were once in the wasteland. Hunters who fight mutant creatures online, for them, the source of income from fighting mutant creatures is too unstable. Moreover, due to the gradual saturation of the serum market, the price of mutant creature serums has plummeted compared to when the server was first launched. .

The most important point is that the difficulty of the game world has increased, and the combat power and IQ of the mutant creatures have improved a lot, but the serum explosion rate has not increased at all, and the income is completely determined by luck.

However, being a mercenary is different. Now any force in the Far East theater is recruiting on a large scale, even if they cannot pass the test to join the formation of those large consortiums, as a group of peripheral mercenaries, receive some daily cleaning and defense. The income of missions with a very low level of danger is much higher than hunting mutant creatures.

If Ivan and his group want to become mercenaries, they can only be peripheral mercenaries. Otherwise, once the identity of the mutants is exposed, there will be endless troubles, and even Qi Lin might be killed. Get involved.

Peripheral mercenaries are also divided into several grades. Those who have evolved and well-equipped weapons are generally arranged to garrison certain strongholds behind the front line, or to clean up mutant creatures in the defense area, while those who are weak and lack food Bombs, at first glance, are guys who come to make up the numbers, and they are almost all assigned to death tasks such as cannon fodder and bait.

"I just don't know if Cheng Yanqiu and the others died, and if they rushed to the Far East theater..."

Since being attacked by the Mutant King Squid, Qi Lin has lost contact with Cheng Yanqiu and the others, and now it is very difficult for him to even find the stronghold of the consortium alliance in the Far East Theater—those specific defense plans are confidential, and they will not be able to find them when they step on the battlefield. Before going to this land, even Cheng Yanqiu couldn't reveal too much to Qi Lin.

"It seems that we can only search aimlessly..."

The only thing Qi Lin knows is that the headquarters of the consortium alliance in the permafrost tundra is located at the junction of China, Mongolia and Russia, so if you want to find the power of the consortium alliance, you should go southwest.

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After bringing enough ammunition and supplies, Qi Lin asked Ivan and the others to stay in Nerozsk temporarily, and walked southwest by himself.

Not only to help these mutants find employers, in fact, if Qi Lin hadn't met Ivan and the others, according to the original plan, after finding some supplies in Nerozsk, he would also personally join the battle in the Far East of.

In the wasteland, only by fighting constantly can a strong warrior be honed-and apart from that, Qi Lin is short of money, very short of money.

Don't look at him now owning the entire city of steel, but after the economic output of the city of steel is used for the development of the city itself, there is not much left. Maybe Qi Lin needs to pay for it himself.

As for Base 404, although this secret base possessed the most high-end technology before the war, if there were no resources and technology, nothing could be produced.

Take the robot army that Qi Lin wants to form as an example. Without a large amount of steel, rare metals and raw materials, even if there are blueprints and a complete production line, that robot cannot be built.

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If you want to use one word to describe the permafrost tundra in Qi Lin's eyes, the word "desolation" is undoubtedly the most appropriate word. Wherever you look, there are earth and rocks covered with a thin layer of frost. There are only a few hardy shrubs and The weeds were firmly drilled out of the cracks in the rocks, and other than that, there were almost no other living things to be seen after a day.

However, just under this hard permafrost layer are buried those extremely precious resources - natural gas, oil, coal... It is precisely in order to compete for these things that human beings will eventually turn the world into devastation.

There was always a strong bone-chilling wind blowing on the tundra, and Qi Lin had to wrap up the down jacket that didn't fit well, and walked quickly under the leeward ridge with his short body.

In such a harsh environment and climate, even mutated creatures are reluctant to wander outside except when they are looking for food.

According to Qi Lin's estimation, he was about [-] to [-] kilometers away from Nerozsk, and he had already penetrated a long distance inland. Besides, Qi Lin didn't even see the shadow of a player.

"Damn it, is this area a no-man's land with no value?"

The so-called no-man's land is an area that no force will compete for. That kind of place is either a radiation area like Nerozsk, or an area with neither resources nor strategic value-after all, a very vast eternal land. Compared with the frozen tundra, the number of players is still too small, and it is impossible to occupy every inch of land.

Helpless, Qi Lin could only turn on the radio channel and search for information related to the Far East Theater one by one.

The radio channels in the Far East region are more lively than those in the Huaxia region. In addition to Chinese, they are also filled with various Korean, English, Russian, and Japanese languages.

However, Qi Lin still found the information he was looking for amidst the long swear words—it was a world broadcast by a player with the ID [83592].

"The 147th outpost was attacked by the little devils, we were cut off, we urgently need support! Urgently need support!"

Qi Lin was taken aback. This post 147 was probably in a desperate situation, otherwise it would not have asked for help on the radio channel. In this way, almost all forces on the permafrost tundra could see this message for help. A simple attack may turn into a multi-party melee.

"Where is the 147 post?" Qi Lin typed such a sentence quickly, and then sent it.

"Who are you? Why are you asking this?" In the radio channel, another player immediately asked in Chinese, with a hint of vigilance between the lines.

"Freedom mercenary, if you need help, I can do it for a fee." Qi Lin replied.

"Great, a few of us are planning to form a group to go there, where are you? I think we can pick you up."

(End of this chapter)