Global Survival: I Got the D-Rank Personnel Simulator

The low-level concentrated nutrient solution extractor was a completely sealed rectangular metal box about half a person’s height and one meter long. One side of the box could accept materials for concentration, while the other side had a faucet-like liquid outlet.

Lin Ye placed some fresh alien corpse pieces inside and quickly obtained a cup of bright red concentrated nutrient solution.

After feeding the concentrated nutrient solution to Little Black and the little dog, he decided not to drink it himself. While he could accept nutrient solution extracted from mutated beast corpses, he drew the line at alien-derived substances.

Both Little Black and the little dog loved the concentrated nutrient solution. Little Black happily made meowing sounds, and the little dog imitated with cat-like noises.

The extractor could operate using electrical power. Lin Ye placed it in the basement and used it to process some frozen low-level corpse fragments.

The plants and animals in the shelter now had a new beverage option.

After organizing the loot in his storage space, aside from numerous mutation organs, Lin Ye had also obtained a spiritual energy core and several damaged spiritual energy items from the fourth-stage alien. These items had lost their original abilities and could only be used as materials, with the most intact piece being a trench coat.

[Fourth-Stage Spiritual Energy Core]

[A special organ used by mid-level spiritual energy beings to store and regulate spiritual energy]

[Note: A defective product with simple structure][Stealth Trench Coat]

[A damaged fourth-stage spiritual energy item that has lost its stealth effect]

[Note: Good spiritual energy material]

After categorizing and storing the various materials, Lin Ye returned to his bedroom and opened the war gift box.

Just like last time, it contained a red-and-black card.

[War Summoning]

[Randomly summon an army to the battlefield; this army will completely obey your commands (1/1)]

[Note: Don’t tell me who the enemy is, just tell me where they are]

’Not bad, though I worry about summoning some strange things...’

Putting away the War Summoning card, Lin Ye prepared more concentrated nutrient solution for the plants and animals before getting his midnight snack ready and opening the group chat.

(527684/1000000)

(0/5357990)

”So quickly reset to zero? I was thinking of killing a few monsters after dinner to get some exercise.”

”Only ten enemies per person—anyone with hands can manage that, right?”

”How did so many people die? Even a useless person like me made it back alive.”

”Greed, pure greed. If everyone just killed ten enemies, most people would have returned alive. Those who got greedy for more kills had to accept the risks.”

”Returning to the shelter doesn’t make you invincible. Sometimes on the battlefield, you can’t react fast enough.”

”If not for my survival item, I wouldn’t have made it back either. Some sneaky bastard ambushed me.”

”Not too bad overall. I thought tens of thousands would die.”

”What about Old Yu? Did he make it back?”

”Not yet. He definitely got his required kills then hid at the battlefield edges secretly looting corpses.”

”So annoying—I want his talent ability too.”

”He doesn’t have a loot space, so no matter how much he loots, he can’t carry much back.”

”Okay, that makes me feel better.”

”Have you all upgraded your shelters yet?”

”Of course. Just ten first-stage mutation organs—I collected them long ago.”

”This week was fine, but next week requires second-stage mutation organs. Have you all advanced to the next stage yet?”

”I can advance, but I haven’t gotten the Consolidation Potion yet.”

”I got one, but I feel like I should wait a bit longer.”

”Will you sell your Consolidation Potion?”

”Just one bottle—why would I sell it?”

”If you didn’t get a Consolidation Potion, it means you haven’t met the system’s recommended advancement conditions yet. Once you meet them, it’s easy to obtain.”

”What conditions?”

”Various conditions—different for everyone.”

[All survivors in this region have completed the War Front activity]

[No remaining Mutation Creatures—activity concluded]

”That’s it? It’s over?”

”What about Old Yu? Did he make it back?”

Yu Feng: Just got back. I stayed there a bit longer—the battlefield is more comfortable than the shelter anyway.

”True enough—the battlefield has toilets everywhere.”

”It’s over. Time to sleep. Tomorrow begins a new week.”

”Good night.”

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Lin Ye also sent a good night message before hugging the pigeon, lying down on the bed, and closing his eyes.

The second week of apocalyptic survival had officially ended.

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Day 15 of Apocalyptic Survival, 6:29 AM.

[Please draw today’s card]

”My turn! Draw card!”

Lin Ye abruptly sat up and began his daily card draw.

This time, the card showed a fish tank with a fiery red goldfish inside.

The card dissipated, and a fish tank appeared in the center of the shelter. A very beautiful pop-eyed goldfish swam happily inside.

”Hello?”

Lin Ye picked up the fish tank and made eye contact with the goldfish. The goldfish moved its eyeballs and blew two bubbles at Lin Ye.

”Blub blub.”

”Do you have any abilities?”

Lin Ye poured some concentrated nutrient solution into the tank.

”Blub blub.”

The goldfish happily wagged its beautiful red tail.

”Alright, I’ll go test it out now.”

Lin Ye placed the fish tank on the windowsill, had a quick meal, then lay on the bed to begin his daily simulation.

[Please choose to start a new simulation mission or enter the simulation base]

”Start new simulation mission.”

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[Simulated D-Class personnel: Harrison]

[Acquired special skill: Safe Zone]

[Safe Zone]

[You can establish a one-meter square safe area that can be maintained for one hour (1/1)]

[Note: This area is your fish tank]

[Remaining simulation attempts: 10]

Buzz buzz buzz...

Lin Ye opened his eyes to the familiar prison transport vehicle opening, with the standard configuration: four D-Class personnel, four overseers, plus one driver.

But this time, outside the prison vehicle wasn’t the suburbs or desolate wilderness—it was a city street at night.

Through the window, Lin Ye saw operating restaurants and some pedestrians taking evening strolls.

’This time it’s an urban anomaly? And it feels like downtown too.’

Lin Ye observed the buildings and people outside the window. He had encountered many anomalous things in the simulation world, but normal ones were rare. This was his first time seeing so many normal humans.

Before long, the prison transport stopped outside a subway entrance. The entrance had already been sealed off by the organization’s overseers. The captain showed his credentials, and after passing through security checks, they were allowed inside the cordoned-off area.

Harrison was an adult male around 30 years old, with signs of long-term physical training and relatively good physical condition.

The four D-Class personnel were brought to the subway entrance by the overseers. The entrance looked completely normal—no different from any regular subway entrance except for the complete absence of people.

Soon, the first D-Class personnel put on a helmet and entered the subway entrance.

Lin Ye could hear the captain directing Number One’s actions from his computer station. Though he couldn’t see the visuals, he could roughly guess what Number One was doing.

Ten minutes later, Number One lost contact. The second D-Class personnel entered the subway entrance.

Five minutes later, Number Two lost contact. The third D-Class personnel entered the subway entrance.

Another five minutes passed, and Number Three lost contact. The overseers put a helmet on Lin Ye and ordered him to enter the subway entrance while following instructions.