In order to eat, I signed a contract with the system

"Go west through the San Antonio Mountains and go around downtown Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Jail is on the far west side, the building closest to the beach."

Lisa took out a map of Los Angeles and asked everyone to note the location of the Los Angeles Prison. She also reminded everyone: "The groundwater of the Los Angeles Prison leads to the sea. If you follow the sewer of the Los Angeles Prison, you will reach the sea."

"It's just that the Los Angeles prison has been surrounded by zombies from all over the city. If we want to get in, we have to either go from the sky or underground."

In the plot, Alice and Claire walked from the sky, but the process was too thrilling and they almost fell into a group of zombies and were eaten alive.

"Are there any disadvantages to these two methods?" Claire and the others didn't know the situation like Lisa did, so they couldn't make a choice at all. They could only hope that Lisa could explain it in more detail.

Lisa was not vague. She not only told everyone that the Los Angeles prison was surrounded by zombies all over the city and there was no way to enter from the ground, but also described that the only place where the plane could land was the flat land on the roof of the prison building.

"If we choose to go in from the sky, there is a high possibility that the landing will fail and the plane will crash."

"Then we choose underground?"

"There are a lot of zombies underground..." However, in the plot of "Resident Evil 4", those who drilled underground and dug holes through the sewers to break through the prison defenses happened four years later. It should be safe for them to go underground now, right? Lisa was not sure, so she had to tell everyone the situation and let everyone make their own choice.

I have to say it was a really difficult choice. Everyone struggled for a long time, and finally Carlos made the decision to walk from the sky.

"The plane doesn't need to land. We can just drop directly from the plane to the top of the prison. As for who will pilot the plane..." After hearing Carlos' idea, everyone thought it was a good idea. When talking about the person to pilot the plane, everyone tacitly turned their eyes to Lisa.

Lisa opened her eyes wide in surprise, "Am I flying a plane?"

“Shouldn’t Kmart be here?”

Although the survivors in the prison should not be bad people, no one knows the specific situation. If they go there rashly and something happens, everyone will be trapped with nowhere to run. Only the person who flies the plane is slightly safer, so Lisa originally thought that the person who flies the plane should be assigned to Kmart. After all, Kmart is the one with the weakest self-protection ability among them.

"No, Lisa, let you do it."

"If we are all captured, you are the only one who has the ability to rescue us. You are also the only one who can live safely when we are alone."

What Jill said made sense. Lisa thought about it and realized that it was true. It was indeed safe for Kmart to fly a plane, but the plane's fuel was limited. Kmart would have to return to the ground sooner or later. If she was left alone outside the prison, it would be easy for something to get into trouble.

In the Los Angeles prison, in a white single cell in the central space on the ground floor, Chris tried to talk to the bald white man guarding him as usual.

"Hey, I really have a way to get out of here, as long as you let me out, I'm telling the truth."

"Don't say anymore. I won't believe you." The bald white man replied habitually, holding the newspaper in his hand and reading it word by word. His expression did not change at all, as if he had repeated this conversation countless times.

"What I said is really true." Chris did not give up. He and his teammates had received the mission to come to this prison to suppress the prisoners. Who knew that a zombie attack suddenly broke out. The troops retreated in panic, but Chris was unlucky enough to be locked up in this white cell by the prisoners.

The only survivors in Los Angeles luckily hid in this prison and found Chris. However, they doubted Chris's identity and were afraid that he was a murderer in prison. No matter how Chris explained, they refused to let him out.

"Claire..." Chris pounded the cell door angrily, and was very worried about his sister Claire's condition. "I don't know how Claire is doing now. Is she still... alive?"

Like Matt and Lisa, Claire and Chris are the only siblings left in their family. Now that Chris is trapped in this prison, there is nothing he can do even if he is worried about Claire's situation.

At this time, Claire had already put on the bulletproof vest that Lisa had just taken out, and tied the descending steel cable. Lisa sat in the driver's seat and looked at the prison building not far away, signaling everyone that they had reached their destination and should be ready.

"A survivor was found on the rooftop. He has no weapons but has reconnaissance equipment. Everyone, please pay attention."

"Roger that." Carlos opened the plane door and waited on the side. "Begin landing. Three, two, one."

As the countdown ended, clone Carlos and clone Nicholas were the first to fall as the vanguard, followed by Alice and Jill who released the steel cables and landed on the roof of the prison, rolling to avoid getting hurt. Claire then fell with Kmart, and finally the big brother Carlos.

After seeing that everyone had landed successfully, Lisa did not stop and flew directly towards the seaside. There were tall buildings everywhere nearby and there was no place to park the plane. After looking around, the only relatively empty place without zombies was the beach in Arcadia where Alice and her friends took a boat to in the plot.

"Hey, who are you? Are you sent by Arcadia to rescue us?"

The person in charge of listening to the radio and sending flares on the rooftop today was a muscular man. He did not notice the Umbrella Corporation logo on the plane, but was just excitedly looking at Carlos and his men who were fully armed and looked extraordinary.

"Arcadia?" Jill had never heard of Arcadia, so Alice helped explain, "Arcadia is a ship that has been picking up survivors along the coastline."

"How do you know Arcadia is a ship?"

In this life, because Lisa and the others had already gone to Arcadia and received Arcadia into space, the prison survivors like Muscle Man did not see Arcadia on the sea with telescopes, but only heard the previous broadcast from Arcadia.

"Because we've been to Arcadia."

After hearing Alice's explanation, the muscular man was immediately surprised. "So, Arcadia is really not infected?"

"Do not......"

Seeing the muscular man's hopeful look, Alice couldn't tell him the truth about Arcadia. Jill was confused and turned to Claire when she saw Alice was silent, "So what's going on in Arcadia?"

"Arcadia is the mobile base of the Umbrella Corporation. After the survivors boarded the ship, they became the experimental subjects of the Umbrella Corporation."

Claire paused for a moment, "Angie and Nicola died in Arcadia."

"No, it's impossible, you must be lying to me." The muscular man didn't want to believe that the 'utopia' he had been dreaming of had become a terrible trap, so he turned around and ran downstairs.

"Hey! Come on, let's follow him!" We haven't figured out the exact situation in this prison yet, and we can't let this guy just run away like that.