Quick Transmigration: Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

Every time Xiao Fu says this, it infuriates the Summoning Divine Beast System, giving it an urge to tear the other party to pieces.

Fortunately, the summoning system did not fully awaken all of Xiao Fu's memories; otherwise, given Xiao Fu's current reckless behavior, he would surely face various forms of retaliation from it in the future.

Unfortunately, neither of them recognized the other. No, Xiao Fu did recognize the other, but then denied it himself.

It felt that the main temple wouldn't be so far-fetched as to reincarnate the Azure Sky God into a string of data.

The result, of course, is that it's this far-fetched. There are even more absurd reincarnation scenarios in later dimensions, but we won't go into that for now.

This caused Qingqiong to remember Xiaofu's betrayal at that time. After it regained all its memories, it hated Xiaofu with a vengeance and tried every means to torture him back.

Adhering to the principle of "If I'm not doing well, neither should you," he made Xiao Fu suffer unbearable pain, to the point of wishing for death but unable to live or die, which is another matter.

The unusual situation in Qiutong province quickly attracted the attention of the local military.

The local military informed military personnel in other regions about the situation via satellite phone. The Shaanxi military believed there was definitely something fishy going on and planned to consult with military personnel in other regions via satellite phone on how to take precautions.

Satellite phones can only be used for calls and data transmission at a few military bases for the time being.

It's not that other government departments' bases don't have satellite phones, but rather that after the apocalypse, relevant government and military departments are too busy to handle these matters.

We can only first get the main bases back connected to our BeiDou satellites to facilitate communication between different regions.

Other bases either lacked personnel or had limited materials, so they were unable to reconnect to the BeiDou satellites and had to transmit messages through other methods.

Anyway, bases with the capability to repair satellite phones have already reconnected to the BeiDou satellite system, and can simply exchange information with each other within the same region.

The military was incredibly resourceful; they actually used the ancient method of sending messages by carrier pigeon to communicate between the various bases.

Bases equipped with satellite phones thus transmitted firsthand information to other smaller bases in the region.

However, they didn't use pigeons to deliver messages, but rather mutated animals. Only mutated animals could break through the insectoid encirclement and were bloodthirsty.

Generally, as long as a mutant animal doesn't stay in one area for too long, the leader of the mutant animals in that area won't make things difficult for it.

Modern mutant animals all have a sense of territory; whoever is strongest is the boss.

If they successfully break through the swarm's encirclement, they can send the message out.

Police dogs that were domesticated before the apocalypse, as well as some domesticated birds, can retain their self-awareness after the apocalypse. They will obey the commands of the owners who raised them from a young age.

The base, which couldn't connect to the BeiDou satellite system, relied on these mutated animals to obtain information.

These bases, which are not connected to the BeiDou satellite system, can only wait in line for personnel arranged by the organization to come and repair the connection between their satellite phones and the BeiDou satellite system.

Military personnel suffered the most casualties when the apocalypse arrived.

At that time, most military personnel were training in the field or at the training ground. When they awakened their superpowers, they fainted and were exposed in the wild. Many core officers or elite soldiers were bitten to death by mutated animals that came after hearing the news before they had fully awakened their superpowers.

Especially in military bases stationed in remote mountainous areas, there are too many mutated animals. Apart from the personnel who stay indoors, most of the soldiers die in the wild.

Some people even died indoors, with no one knowing how the mutated animals managed to open the doors and get in.

This explains why, after the end times, the country's top leaders were unable to organize manpower to rescue ordinary citizens.

There were far too few surviving soldiers, and simply not enough manpower to spare.

After communicating with each base, they discovered that the decrease in the number of Zerg was only happening in Qiu Tong's province, while the number of Zerg in other provinces was increasing day by day.

This was alarming. Officials from other regions anxiously inquired about the situation, hoping to find out why the Zerg population had decreased so that their provinces could follow suit and see if they could also reduce the Zerg population.

In the end, the person in charge of the Shaanxi Provincial Base, where Qiu Tong was located, couldn't come up with any useful information. So he just sent people out to investigate unusual events throughout the province.

The base commander believes that the sudden decrease in the number of Zerg in the province is related to various abnormal events; otherwise, the number of Zerg would not have decreased for no reason.

When Qiu Tong arrived in the city where the Shaanxi Provincial Security Base was located, she saw various signs, and she also saw several uniformed troops asking questions of people gathered around them.

The questions were all about "what unusual things happened when you encountered the Zerg," which caught Qiu Tong's attention.

She was teaching a group of ordinary people how to survive at the time, and happened to hear them mention this.

"Miss Mo, am I skinning animals the right way?...By the way, have you heard about the recent investigation into the Zerg at the security base?" Qiu Tong was teaching someone how to skin animals, and the person was telling Qiu Tong the gossip they had learned while learning.

Qiu Tong pointed twice and replied, "No, is there a problem?"

"There's no problem, it's just that it's strange that they asked such a question, and they even offered to pay us to describe in detail the anomalies they witnessed about the Zerg."

We didn't know what constituted an anomaly, so we told them about the Zerg we'd witnessed being slaughtered by someone on the way here, and they actually gave us some basic supplies.

Why would the base suddenly send someone to ask about these things? Did they receive some reliable information that the Zerg are going to attack the base?

That's not right either. If they were really going to attack the base, they wouldn't be asking about it so publicly.

By the way, the person mentioned the Zerg incident where they were slaughtered by someone along the way. The perpetrator was Qiu Tong, or more accurately, the divine beast she summoned.

She summoned a giant insect-like divine beast that called itself Qin Yuan. It was shaped like a bee, as big as a mandarin duck, and flew at an extremely fast speed. So fast that it stung the insectoids to the ground as soon as it left a blur.

The Zerglings that were stung didn't even have time to struggle before they died from the poison.

The insectoids that the man mentioned being slaughtered were actually poisoned by Qin Yuan. There were no visible signs of poisoning on their bodies, but because the insectoids all had holes from Qin Yuan's stings, everyone thought they had been completely wiped out.

Qin Yuan's poison is extremely potent; anyone who comes into contact with it will also be poisoned.

Fortunately, these ordinary people did not touch the Zerg corpses, so they suffered no casualties.

Later, Qiu Tong heard from the Summoning Divine Beast System about the toxicity of Qin Yuan, which forced her to return and burn the corpses of these insectoids.

But before that, these Zerg corpses had been seen by two or three groups of people, one of whom was the group of ordinary people that Qiu Tong was now teaching.

Qiu Tong had no idea who the other two groups were. Anyway, after she returned, she didn't see any human corpses next to the Zerg corpses, so she didn't think about whether anyone else had been there.

Qiu Tong didn't want to talk about this topic and changed the subject directly: "Why don't you settle down in the safe base?"

The person who was just gossiping with Qiu Tong stopped peeling skin and said dejectedly, "The base isn't very big, and there are requirements for entering. We don't meet the requirements, so we can only survive near the base."

"Luckily we met Miss Mo, otherwise we might have died in the jaws of beasts." The man said, choking back tears, then looked up at Qiu Tong with gratitude.

The other survivors near her also put down what they were doing and thanked Qiu Tong.

Hearing them say that the base wouldn't accept them, Qiu Tong felt a pang of pain in her heart. These were human lives at stake!

But she couldn't condemn the base's actions. As everyone said, the base wasn't large, so the spots for entry were naturally reserved for capable people.

If they can't even meet the requirements to enter the base, then why should the base accept them? The apocalypse is inherently cruel.

Qiu Tong couldn't change the situation either. She could only do what she could, such as teaching them how to hunt and tan fur coats, so that these people who couldn't enter the base would have a skill to rely on and survive in this cruel apocalypse.

They said that the first requirement to enter the base is that one must be a superhuman, and based on that alone, these ordinary people have no hope of entering the base.

It seems there was no such requirement in the previous life, or perhaps the original owner didn't pay attention and therefore didn't have this memory?

Qiu Tong saw from the original owner's memories that when she entered the base, she was in charge of managing everyone's luggage and did not pay attention to the rules.

But that doesn't make sense. Everyone assumed the original owner didn't have any special abilities, so how did she get into the base? Could it be that Yu Fang bribed the registration staff?

Qiu Tong shook her head, denying the idea. It was impossible for Yu Fang to provide supplies to bribe people for the original owner. So how did the original owner get into the base?

If Qiu Tong couldn't figure it out, she wouldn't think about it anymore; things would work themselves out eventually.

Putting that aside, Qiu Tong couldn't help but feel sorry for these ordinary people, hoping that they could awaken their superpowers as soon as possible by eating the meat of mutated animals.

That night, Qiu Tong specifically sought out the leader of this group and discussed something with him.

Since the Shaanxi Provincial Base wouldn't accept them, they decided to build their own safe zone where ordinary people could survive.

Qiu Tong introduced him to several teams she had helped before, and asked them to meet up with the other teams to discuss where to build a safe zone and how to contact her.

Qiu Tong wouldn't abandon these people; since she'd already helped them, she'd see it through to the end.

Whenever these ordinary people need her help, she will step forward without hesitation.

But to her surprise, this group of people never contacted her. At the time, she thought that something had happened to them.

Later, when she saw them alive and well from afar during a mission, she was relieved, but she didn't go up to disturb them.

Everyone has their own way of living, and since they don't want her to bother them, she tries her best not to appear in front of them.

But Qiu Tong misunderstood. It wasn't that they didn't want to see Qiu Tong; they just didn't want to bother her anymore.

The path of the end times is one we must walk ourselves. We can't keep troubling our saviors. Since we can handle things ourselves, why bother others?

However, Qiu Tong didn't know at the time that it wasn't until one day, when the Shaanxi Provincial Base was expanded and these people were recruited into the base, that she learned from them that she had misunderstood them. But that's another story.

The next day, she left the team and planned to enter the base to begin her mission in this dimension—to take revenge on Yu Fang and the others.

The day before she entered the base, Yu Fang's team and Li Mengran's team had already entered the base.

The two teams arrived at the base gate from two different directions at the same time. At that moment, the gazes between Li Mengran and Yu Fang met, and it was as if there was an electric current 'buzzing' sound.

While the two were facing off, another familiar group of people appeared from another direction—the team led by that senior student.

The senior student initially only took a few people with him, but now his team has grown to dozens of people.

Li Mengran and her teammates greeted him happily, and senior Chu Qinquan also nodded and smiled in greeting. His teammates who already knew Li Mengran and her group also waved to them.

However, the moment their eyes met Yu Fang's, they turned cold and ignored her completely.

Yu Fang's lackey was the first to speak up, "Li Mengran, Chu Qinquan, you two ingrates, and the people in your team are shameless too. If Sister Fang hadn't saved you back then, would you still be standing here today?"