Even the God of Quick Transmigration Needs an Assessment

They stole the bad guys' car and arranged for someone to drive them to the base. They still couldn't bring themselves to harm their own kind, but that didn't mean they would just let them go. They were all quite capable, so they were to atone for their crimes by being taken to the base to do hard labor.

The base wasn't far away; the group arrived in just over an hour. Once outside, there were many people queuing to get in. The official base accepts innocent people equally, and many people come here seeking asylum.

Jiang Suikong and his team were special envoys, so they didn't need to queue like ordinary people. They just had to go up and announce their arrival, and someone would come to receive them. Jiang Suikong explained the situation of the villain squad, and the receptionist said he understood. He picked up the walkie-talkie and called someone to come and take them away for arrangements, as the base construction needed manpower.

The reception staff saluted Jiang Suikong and his group, welcoming them for successfully completing their mission. They thoughtfully arranged a large room for them to isolate and rest, a necessary procedure for everyone entering the base. Human nature is the hardest thing to judge; in order to survive, some people conceal the fact that they have been scratched by zombies. To ensure the safety of everyone in the base, the higher-ups stipulate that everyone entering the base must be quarantined for a period of time. However, it is said that the research institute is currently researching a test tube test that can identify the zombie virus, which has already entered clinical trials and will be widely used soon.

Yuewu and her companion were lucky enough to move into a welfare room reserved for government employees. Leaning back on the comfortable sofa, she breathed a sigh of relief. When she heard the receptionist say that things would be easier once the IVF testing was rolled out, she almost burst out laughing. Luckily, she would have been discovered if she had stayed any longer.

Looking at Yuewu's beautiful face and her sleepy blinking eyes, Liu Zhiyin thought she was incredibly cute. She was determined to protect Yuewu and prevent her from getting hurt. She just needed to wait a little longer, and everything would return to normal. Soon they would be able to live a happy and carefree life.

Seven days passed, and none of them showed signs of turning into zombies. They were relocated, received their identification tags, and officially settled into their new home at the base.

Ordinary people are not entitled to live in villas, but thanks to Jian Yu, who is a virus expert, the authorities have high hopes for him and provide him with the best. They will satisfy any request he makes as long as it is not excessive.

Originally, Yuewu and Liu Zhiyin were to be assigned to a ten-person dormitory, but Jian Yu took them away. At the base, you can't just eat and drink for free. All food, drink and supplies need to be exchanged by completing tasks to earn contribution points. In order to get the two to agree, the official even offered to provide them with free food and drinks, as long as they cooperated with Jian Yu's requirements.

Yuewu agreed without much thought. She would have a place to stay and food to eat. As long as she took good care of Jianyu, she would still be the one who benefited. She had experience as a nanny and could take care of people with ease.

Liu Zhiyin followed Yuewu's lead. Besides, she was not blind to Jian Yu's thoughts, so she would not create opportunities for the two of them to be alone. As long as she was there, no one could have any designs on her good sister.

Having food and shelter wasn't enough for Liu Zhiyin; what she wanted was world peace and for everything to return to normal. So she signed up to join a team that went out to find supplies. Using her memories from her previous life, she found her old companions and deliberately approached them. With shared interests and aspirations, they quickly became good friends.

She was generous and, by chance, discovered that the crystals in the brains of zombies could enhance superpowers. She immediately informed the authorities of this news. The authorities were overjoyed by this good news and promoted her to team leader, doubling her contribution points.

The research institute was very interested in this news and requested the authorities to capture a few live zombies, firstly to test the crystal's efficacy, and secondly to see if it had any other uses.

After some time, the team captured several zombies, and the research was progressing smoothly. However, they were both excited and worried about the results.

They dissected the zombies and extracted crystal cores of different colors and shapes. To their surprise, they found that the darker the color of the crystal core, the more obvious the enhancement effect on superpowers, and the more difficult the zombies were to capture. They came to a bad conclusion: the zombies would also evolve, and their abilities and thinking would be greatly enhanced. They originally thought that the hope of eliminating the zombies by enhancing their superpowers had emerged, but they did not expect that the zombies would also become stronger.

The number of zombies is constantly increasing, while the human population is drastically decreasing due to the crisis. If a zombie vaccine cannot be developed, humanity will perish sooner or later.

As the people coming and going grew increasingly weary each day, the ordinary people who remained at the base to build the facilities were also shrouded in gloom and filled with anxiety.

Yuewu also noticed Liu Zhiyin's anxious expression. During this period, Liu Zhiyin actively took on missions and was always at the forefront. She was very clear about the changes in the situation, which is why she was under a lot of pressure.

She knew the apocalypse would eventually end, but she could not bear to see people who were full of hope for life and always faced setbacks with a positive attitude struggling in dire straits. She was powerless to help.

She wanted peace in the world, and she also wanted Moon Mist to live and be with her. Her parents had a very difficult time when she was young. After their divorce, her mother left the country in a fit of anger and never came back. Her father was busy with work and frequenting brothels, leaving her alone at home and hiring a nanny to take care of her.

The nanny saw that she was just a child, disliked by her mother and neglected by her father, and treated her very perfunctorily. She often bullied her, and she was angry and resentful, but because she was young and helpless, she could only endure it.

Qin Wu was her downstairs neighbor. She was a well-behaved child whom her parents doted on and whom everyone loved. When she was in kindergarten, Qin Wu would always secretly watch how Qin Wu and her parents interacted, feeling both envious and jealous.

She looked up at Qin Wu with arrogance and gave a disdainful snort, but when she heard the other children criticizing her, she was filled with impotent rage and slapped Qin Wu's little hand away, blaming everything on the little white dumpling Qin Wu.

After that, she isolated everyone by herself, except for Qin Wu, who continued to be friendly to her, but she ignored it.

Their relationship changed when Qin Wu accidentally saw her being bossed around by the nanny. Qin Wu, in a childlike voice, ran over and pushed the nanny aside, her petite body blocking her way. The nanny, afraid to cause trouble and feeling guilty, took advantage of the nanny's momentary daze and grabbed her hand. The little girl angrily said she wanted to find an adult to stand up for her.

The nanny panicked upon hearing this. If her actions were exposed, she would not only lose her job but might also go to jail. She had been so audacious because she knew Liu Zhiyin was young and no one would stand up for her. Who knew that a little girl would suddenly appear? In her panic, she chased after her. Qin Wu was frightened but also determined to protect Liu Zhiyin. She absolutely could not let such a bad person bully Ayin.

They ran onto the elevator. Children can't keep up with adults, and they were quickly overtaken. Liu Zhiyin was anxious and frantically pressed the elevator buttons. The nanny saw the elevator doors starting to close and grabbed them with all her might. Liu Zhiyin couldn't resist the strength of an adult and let go of Qin Wu's hand. Qin Wu lost her balance from the pull and fell to the ground, landing on the back of her head.

"Little Fog!"

Liu Zhiyin screamed, startling the nanny who abruptly withdrew her hand, somewhat at a loss. Liu Zhiyin rushed forward to block the elevator door, kneeling on the ground and nervously shaking Qin Wu's body, but Qin Wu did not respond.

This time it was the nanny's turn to scream, "Blood, there's blood!"

Her pupils dilated, and her voice betrayed her panic. She had only pulled it slightly; how could she be bleeding? Liu Zhiyin's cries reminded her that she had to run; she couldn't be caught.

These are all wealthy families who value their children highly. She had secretly inquired about the family backgrounds of the neighbors, and Qin Wu's family was the wealthiest among them. If it were discovered that she had harmed someone's precious daughter, her life would be over.

The nanny's first thought was to run away. Liu Zhiyin panicked, but when she saw Qin Wu lying unconscious on the ground, she held back her emotions and tears kept streaming down her face. She went to knock on Qin Wu's door. Fortunately, Qin's father was home and thought his daughter had come back from playing. He opened the door, and Liu Zhiyin, though her voice was choked with emotion, clearly and fluently recounted what had happened. Qin's father was shocked. Liu Zhiyin didn't dare to delay and quickly grabbed his clothes to pull him to save Qin Wu.

Fortunately, Qin Wu only suffered a mild concussion and recovered after a few weeks of rest. Her life was not in danger. The apartment's surveillance cameras clearly recorded the entire process of the nanny's attack. Naturally, Qin's father would not let the perpetrator who bullied his daughter get away with it. He also reported the nanny's long-term bullying of the employer's child and embezzlement of tens of thousands of yuan from the employer. With multiple crimes combined, the nanny was sentenced to ten years in prison.

Liu Zhiyin didn't see Qin Wu until a week later. Qin Wu's father brought her there, and her guilty face was all scrunched up. Qin Wu's first question to her was whether she was alright.

She burst into tears and made a promise, "From now on, Qin Wu will be my best friend, Liu Zhiyin, and I will protect you for the rest of my life."

After hearing about the nanny incident, Liu's father hurriedly returned to take a look, found two more reliable nannies, and then left again in a hurry. However, Liu Zhiyin no longer cared.

She found friends who prevented her from feeling lonely.

Just as she had promised, Liu Zhiyin stayed with Qin Wu from kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university, always remembering her promise to protect Qin Wu.

She wasn't close to her parents, and she didn't care whether they were alive or dead. The Qin couple had perished at the very beginning of the zombie outbreak, and after years of getting along, she and Qin Wu were no longer just ordinary friends; they were each other's only family.

There must be a way to coexist with the world and with family.

If things really come to a dead end, she will leave with Moon Mist, and the two of them will hide away so that no one can find them.