I Have a Zombie Assistance System

"Ding, the host has completed the first kill mission and the system is officially open."

"This system is a zombie auxiliary system. The host can transform normal humans into zombies to fight by exchanging saliva."

"Ding, the host has completed the first kill mission and received a novice gift package. Open the novice gift package and obtain a scanner."

"Ding, the host successfully killed a zombie, experience +1."

A series of "ding-ding" sounds almost knocked Li Wending out of his mind. Coupled with the double effect of the rancid smell, he felt like he was about to faint.

In order not to die in such a depressed way, he carried his tired body to the window. He finally breathed in the fresh air, and at the same time his brain became a little clearer.

At this time, he had time to digest the information just now.

However, even after reading it all, he still didn't quite understand it, so he asked, "System, what does this exchange of saliva mean?"

System: "That's what you understand."

He was stunned for a moment, "System, you are too perverted, can't you find another way? Besides, I don't have a girlfriend, who is willing to exchange saliva with me?"

System: "The end has come. The host should not stick to these details. Go ahead and do it boldly."

He was speechless, and then asked, "What's going on with turning people into zombies? Can I turn into a zombie by exchanging saliva with myself?"

After a while, the system said, "The bug was found and has been fixed. The host can only turn others into zombies, but cannot turn itself into a zombie. In addition, the transformation has a time limit, and it will automatically transform back into a human after the time is over."

He breathed a sigh of relief. It turned out that he was just transforming instead of permanently turning into a zombie, which was better. Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to do it.

However, he quickly realized that the bug that the co-authoring system just fixed was to prevent him from transforming, right?

What kind of zombie assistance system is this? Co-authoring can only make others turn into zombies to assist you, right?

Then if it's too late to transform, or there's no one around, what's the use of this broken system?

He took several deep breaths to calm himself down. Although this system is a bit cheating, it is better than nothing, so make do with it.

At the same time, he was also glad that the person living next door was a flight attendant and not a big man. Otherwise, he really wouldn't be able to keep his mouth shut.

The scene of two big men exchanging saliva is really beautiful.

He asked again, "System, why does the newbie gift package only have a scanner? This is too tricky."

System: "The things that can be obtained from the novice gift package vary from person to person. The host is very lucky, so the scanner is provided."

He couldn't bear it any longer, "Come on, system, stick your head over here, and I'll give you a buff to let you know what real assistance is. I just opened a scanner, and you said I was extremely lucky. Are you really bullying me for not knowing anything?"

System: "In order to demonstrate the function of the scanner to the host, the scanner is now turned on. To turn on the scanner, you need to deduct some experience from the host, which has been deducted. The scanner is being turned on."

The next second, he only felt that he had entered a three-dimensional space. And in that three-dimensional space, he saw two green dots adjacent to each other. At the bottom, there are three red dots. Apart from that, there is nothing else.

Before he could take a closer look, his eyes returned to reality.

He complained, "This scanner is still useless. For less than a second, I didn't even see the situation clearly."

System: "The length of time the scanner is turned on, as well as its range, depend on how much experience the host spends."

At this time, he suddenly reacted, "Wait a minute, system, come here, I must add a buff to you this time."

He didn't say he wanted to turn on the scanner at all, but the system turned it on for him on its own initiative and deducted some experience points from him. Wasn't this deliberately trying to trick him?

The system went silent and ignored him at all.

In fact, he has now realized that the three-dimensional space just now should be a situation of the entire building. However, he wanted to see if he could get any more benefits from the system. Who knew that the system was so smart that it actually pretended to be dead.

The two green dots should be him and the flight attendant next door. As for the three red dots downstairs, they should be an auto repair shop. However, since the other party is marked with a red dot, it means that the other party may have turned into a zombie.

Therefore, as long as he does not go to the first floor, the entire building is still safe.

In other words, he was lucky and there was only one zombie in the building, so he was able to kill it. If there had been another one just now, he would have finished playing.

He thought for a while, if he wanted to survive, he would definitely need the help of the stewardess next door. At least, that's the case for now. There was no way, there was only one flight attendant in this building, and he couldn't find anyone else even if he wanted to.

Only by transforming the flight attendant into a zombie can we kill the zombies outside, and then explore the outside bit by bit to search for resources for survival.

At the same time, he wanted to see if he could gain more experience. He believed that the system should have more than this function, but it had not been shown yet.

Now that he had confirmed that there were no zombies in the building, he no longer had to stay in this house. The rotten smell was simply unbearable.

As for the putrid smell, it reminded him of corpse odor. Usually this thing only appears after the corpse has decomposed. Obviously these zombies have changed from humans to corpses, so they have such a smell.

He opened the door directly, then went to the next room and knocked on the door.

"Tuk-tuk-tuk."

Unexpectedly, the flight attendant did not respond, let alone open the door.

It took him a while to realize that the knock on the door was similar to the previous knock on the door by the zombies. No wonder the flight attendant didn't respond. She might have thought that he had been killed by the zombies.

He had no choice but to shout, "Hello, can you open the door?"

After a while, the flight attendant's voice came from inside, "Stop knocking, I won't open the door no matter what."

He was helpless, either the flight attendant was wary of him, or the flight attendant thought he had turned into a zombie and was tricking her into opening the door. He thought for a while and then said, "If you don't open the door, are you going to starve to death inside? Just open the door, I'm not a bad person, and I have killed the zombies. There are no zombies outside."

There was silence in the room, and the stewardess didn't respond, seeming to be thinking about it.

Just when he was about to think of another way, there was a sound of moving things in the house.

Not long after, the door was opened a small crack, and a bright light came out from the crack. And in the crack of the door, an eye was staring at him.