I'm a villain, not a devil

"This is right here. The clues left by my dad said that this wall will be opened once a month, and the opening time ranges from a few minutes to a few hours each time."

In front of a metal wall that looked the same as the surrounding ones, the captured raider leader was speaking.

She glanced at Sean and the others, and spoke faster: "When I came last time, I couldn't go in the first time. It was only open for ten minutes that time, and it was closed again while I was still observing."

"Then I waited here for another month. This time the opening hours were about three hours. After I went in, I stayed outside for a while and then came back. I was originally going to wait another month, but we had to ship out and set up camp. There are not enough supplies.”

As she spoke, she pointed to a back slope next to the metal wall.

Walking over, there are indeed many traces of camping there.

Endeli, who was chipping away at the metal wall with a screwdriver, turned around. He was putting a small piece of the fragment into his mouth and licking it.

After smacking the taste, he said: "The texture of the metal is very strange. It seems to be normal strengthened steel. It is indeed an old-world technology, but it has some filler similar to nanofluid mixed in."

"Such a high metal wall is a bit dangerous to build, but there may be unknown new structures inside to keep it stable - but I don't quite understand how this thing can be raised or lowered, whether it is up, down, left or right, even if I don’t understand the opening and closing mechanical structure either.”

"It's too big and too high. The overall stability will be destroyed after moving, not to mention the metal fatigue and aging - besides, such a large mechanical structure is still tightly integrated?"

"Based on the time we left and the time we spent on the road, only twenty days have passed since the last lift - I turned around twice and couldn't find a single seam except for the normal splicing interface, but the surrounding terrain did have some Traces of destruction... The old world's technological power was indeed very high, but it wasn't that high, right? Otherwise, how could the world be destroyed?"

Endeli shook his head, expressing his incomprehension.

Sean walked to the wall and looked around, but couldn't find any familiar elements.

The Mountain of Survivors was just a prototype. It was made by a team of interns he led. The level of detail was not high. Only the appearance and core were completed, and the purpose was not even determined.

Although he occasionally visited it a few times to check on the progress, Sean had no impression of this place.

However, according to the setting, this thing should not be able to move without energy - because, in the game design, this thing will become the 'home system' controlled by the protagonist controlled by the player in the later stage.

As a Chinese, who doesn’t like farming?

It can only be said that unexpected changes have indeed taken place under the influence of world completion.

Over there, the leader of the looters said: "I'm not lying to you. You only need to wait ten more days to find out. This thing can really be opened."

Sean shrugged and motioned for everyone to camp where they were.

Just wait and find out.

The temporary camp was quickly set up. This place was located in a large wilderness. Except for the occasional crazy beasts passing by and some mutants with full life-saving talent trees, no other living creatures were seen.

Time passed day by day, and soon there were only a few hours left before leaving the door.

"You can really open the door. Should you keep your promise and give me the antidote?" The predator leader stared at Sean and said.

Sean yawned. He looked at the other person thoughtfully, and only smiled when the latter was all hairy: "I'm a person who keeps my word."

Many people present spat secretly.

The hours passed quickly.

Suddenly, the ground beneath everyone's feet shook violently.

As if a giant beast dormant in the wilderness let out a long sigh, amidst the huge sound, the high metal wall in front rose high.

Endeli was dumbfounded: "This thing can really rise and fall?"

The gate of such a huge building slowly rose in an incomprehensible manner.

A strong wind stained with various smells blew out from inside.

Putting on the filter mask that he had prepared long ago, Endeli held up an instrument and looked at it for a while and marveled: "The carbon dioxide content is very high, and it is also mixed with industrial waste gas, engine oil, and floating particles from abandoned energy pipelines... Tsk, There are a lot of things, and there is a high probability of a factory inside. I estimate that this wall is used for internal ventilation, which means that the airtightness inside is very high. This thing is really outrageous."

After throwing a bottle of antidote to the woman, Sean walked up to Endeli and asked, "Is there someone inside?"

Endeli shook his head: "The carbon dioxide concentration is too high. If there are people living there, there should be a huge circulation device. Such ventilation is more like a huge industrial area. Of course, I guess there is a Paradise City in this place. It’s so big that I can’t tell what’s going on inside, but if what the woman said is true, there’s a low chance that there’s anyone alive inside.”

"By the way, there may not even be crazy beasts in it -" Endeli pointed to an indicator on the instrument, "I studied a module to detect pollution. This thing is the origin of crazy beasts. If there are crazy beasts in it, Otherwise, the pollution level would not be so low."

"Our speculation may be correct. Pollution is also effective on machinery. This may have been a huge assembly line factory area."

"But a batch of assembly lines were contaminated for some reason, and the robots that were built started to work with other robots that were originally designed to resist pollution. If it were fully automated, the remains of the robots would be continuously recycled and manufactured, and instead they would become... A place of self-consumption.”

Endeli shrugged: "So I said there is a high probability that there is no one inside. The original owner of this place must have wanted to create a large number of robots to fight against the crazy beasts. The assembly line is like this, why can't living people take care of it?"

As he spoke, the strong wind had weakened a lot.

Sean waved his hand, and the leading team immediately walked into the wall.

After a while, the safety signal was sent.

The large force entered, and they were finally able to see a corner of this place.

The terrain inside the wall is similar to that outside the wall, but there is almost no life inside.

Most of the area was horribly desolate. Walking a short distance inside, the remains of robots began to appear one after another on the ground.

Endeli stepped forward and studied for a while and said: "They are from the same series as the ones they picked up, and they were indeed caused by mutual attacks - some are quite new, some are very old, and the fully automatic ones here are There is probably a big problem with the recycling device."

There was no robot war as imagined. Sean and his group walked a short distance before they saw two groups of robots fighting.

Most of these two batches of robots are bionic and semi-mechanical in appearance, with almost the same appearance. The only difference is that the movements of one batch of robots are obviously more violent, and they look like wild beasts.

They should have noticed the approaching crowd, but all the robots were attacking each other like crazy, paying no attention to outsiders.

"Damn it, there really is an upper-level king-level robot." Sean gasped.

Two obviously bigger and more advanced robots were fighting crazily. Even without the energy weapons, it could be seen from their speed and strength alone that these two robots were even stronger than some weaklings at the upper level of kings.