Life Dungeon Game

Most of these "mechanical enthusiasts" are unregistered individuals who modify machinery without authorization. They mostly live at the bottom of society and are labeled as dangerous individuals.

If an ordinary citizen died unexpectedly, the police might investigate more thoroughly. But a low-level mechanical madman, who didn't even have a social security number, was a different story.

He's dead, so be it; he'll just add another page to the unsolved case file.

This is Dawn City.

The city that Rigitt saw and the city that Andre saw were both the same city and different cities.

He Ao weaved through the crowd and turned into a side path. This was a shortcut, a relatively secluded route, where he often encountered gang members who gathered to do drugs, but they generally didn't cause trouble.

As he slowly walked through the alley, a group of unfamiliar young people suddenly blocked his way.

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Chapter 65 Times Have Changed, Old Man (Please add to your favorites, follow the story, and subscribe to the monthly subscription)

He Ao looked at the uninvited guests blocking his way.

The excited expressions on the faces of these young people clearly showed they were high on drugs.

"Please give way."

He Ao glanced at them and said softly.

"Hey old man, this place will be Crocodile Gang territory from now on."

The young man in the lead grinned at He Ao, blocking his way, and asked, "Did you pay protection money to the Crocodile Gang?"

"The Crocodile Gang?"

He Ao raised an eyebrow.

"That lame old dog doesn't even know about the Crocodile Gang,"

The young man turned around and looked at his brothers around him, as if he had heard something ridiculous.

"Hahaha"

The young people behind him laughed, and the laughter echoed around them.

"Please give way."

He Ao frowned and said softly again.

“Come on, old man, let me tell you what the Crocodile Gang is all about,” the young man said, rolling up his right sleeve to reveal a massive, ferocious crocodile with bared fangs tattooed on his arm. He showed the menacing tattoo to He Ao and sneered.

"The Crocodile Gang, the biggest gang in the entire Aston District,"

He placed his hand on He Ao's forehead and flicked it three times. "Got it, you lame old dog?"

"Please move aside."

As He Ao looked at the tattoo, fragments of memories surfaced in his mind, and his voice gradually calmed down.

"Hehe, this old dog is angry," the young man pointed at He Ao's forehead, turned around with a sneer, his face full of pride and arrogance, and the young men around him immediately burst into smug laughter.

“Old Dog, well,” he reached out and patted He Ao on the shoulder, then slowly raised his hand as someone handed him a baseball bat, which he grasped.

"You can only blame your bad luck for running into us. The boss said he wanted to teach these newbies to fight. We won't kill you, but of course, if you can't afford the medical bills and die at home, don't blame us."

With a sinister grin on his face, he raised the baseball bat in his hand and swung it down violently.

boom--

That's the sound of a baseball bat hitting something.

However, the baseball bat did not strike He's head, but rather his outstretched hand, which gripped the bat tightly like a sturdy iron clamp.

"Old dog, let go."

The young man tried to break free but failed, so he released his grip and punched He Ao in the throat.

He released his grip on the baseball bat, which fell to the ground with a crisp sound, while his hand returned to his throat and grabbed the young man's fist.

He then twisted and pulled hard, dislocating the young man's hand, which flew out and crashed into the wall.

"on!"

The remaining youths exchanged glances, and after a brief hesitation, they all picked up baseball bats and charged at He Ao.

He dodged the baseball bats several times by sidestepping, then suddenly stepped forward and, taking advantage of the gaps in the youths' swings, punched them several times in the abdomen, causing them to fall to the ground in pain.

Then he walked step by step toward the young man sitting under the wall who had been provoking him at the beginning.

The young man watched He Ao walk over, his face showing...

He gave a slight smile, "I didn't expect him to be a fighter."

Then he slowly raised a small black pistol with his left hand. "But times have changed, old man."

He Ao reached out and twisted the young man's wrist, dislocating it. His fingers quickly lost their grip and the pistol slipped from his hand.

No——

He Ao reached out and caught the falling pistol, flicked his index finger through the trigger guard, then raised his hand, gripped the handle, and pointed it at the young man. "No, lad, times haven't changed."

He lowered the muzzle of his gun and shot the young man in the thigh.

"what!!!"

Accompanied by a violent scream, bright red blood gushed out.

Then He Ao slowly raised the muzzle of his gun and aimed it at the young man's head.

The young man froze on the spot, even forgetting the pain.

boom--

He Ao fired without hesitation.

The scorching bullet, carried by the wind, grazed the young man's cheek and struck the wall behind him, causing his entire body to stiffen and tremble.

bang-bang-bang-

He Ao fired quickly in a short time, the bullet circling halfway around the young man's head.

A slightly fishy, ​​yellowish liquid flowed down the young man's trousers.

"get out."

He pulled open the pistol magazine and glanced at it; the magazine was already empty. So he quickly disassembled the gun into parts and casually tossed it back to the young man.

He couldn't take the gun with him. It was legal for him to seize the gun in self-defense during the emergency. The first shot after seizing the gun was considered legitimate self-defense. If he continued to attack and injure the other party after they were incapacitated or gave up resistance, it would be easy to be judged as excessive self-defense or negligent injury. So he was just teasing the young man with the gun.

The stolen gun is worth thousands of federal dollars. It can be used in an emergency, but if he takes it, he may be suspected of robbery.

Although these gang members will most likely not report it to the police in the end.

The young man frantically grabbed the parts He Ao threw at him, trying to escape immediately, but he aggravated the wound on his leg and screamed in pain.

The young men who had already gotten up rushed over and helped the young man away.

The young man turned around, wanting to say a few more harsh words, but then he met He Ao's calm gaze.

So he swallowed his harsh words and, supported by his men, limped away.

He Ao watched the young man leave, then turned around and continued on his way home.

Reggie himself only knows how to use a gun and doesn't have that much marksmanship. The marksmanship he just demonstrated was the 'Basic Gun Mastery' skill that Heo obtained from Ander. This skill is divided into two parts: one part is integrated into Heo's soul, and the other part is integrated into his body.

The "integration with the soul" part can be brought into new dungeons. Although this is only a part of the skills, it contains Ender's knowledge of most guns in the dungeon world, so it is possible to perform some gun operations that are not that difficult.

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"The Crocodile Gang".

He Ao stood inside the rapidly moving elevator, muttering to himself.

He had a vague feeling that the gang was connected to the mission, but he couldn't find any connection at the moment.

This mission is to [kill the alien beasts that have infiltrated Dawn City].

The key points are 'killing' and 'infiltrating'.

How do you kill the monster? Do you kill it alone or by using its strength?

How did the beast infiltrate? Did it bypass Dawn City's defenses on its own, or was it aided by someone?

If the system really wants He Ao and the alien beast to fight directly, then the alien beast should have appeared at this point, and he could just charge in and finish the job.

Since there is no trace of the alien beast, it means that things are still progressing, which means that He Ao may have the opportunity to intervene in the event.

This relates to the rating of side quests and hidden quests.

Although the whole incident is still shrouded in mystery, He Ao has roughly identified two lines of thought for solving this mission.

First, prioritize increasing strength to ensure combat effectiveness when launching an attack.

Second, investigate the reason for the alien beasts' infiltration to see if there is an opportunity to modify the story's course.

Ding-dong-

The elevator reached the 37th floor, and He Ao slowly walked towards his 'own' home, room 3722.

Then he stopped at the doorway.

The door is ajar.

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Chapter 66 The Intruder (Please add to your favorites, read further, and vote with monthly tickets)

Although Reggie is old, she is not so old that she would forget to lock the door.

He Ao lowered his gaze to the doorknob in front of him. The smart anti-theft lock was undamaged, but it appeared to have been hacked.

Reggie's rented apartment was a small, cheap apartment with a low-tech smart lock, so it was normal for it to be hacked. The people living there didn't have any valuables to worry about being targeted by thieves.

He Ao thought for a moment, but instead of moving forward, he gently pushed the door open, leaned to one side against the wall next to the door.