Chapter 159: 220 First Time Using The Biochemical Technique (Part 1)

220 First Time Using The Biochemical Technique (Part 1)

Inside the stronghold, the lights automatically lit up as Ning Shi walked in.

Bai Ruying’s sexy voice sounded.

“Hello, master! AI assistant, Xiao Bai, is at your service!”

Bai Ruying was one of the most popular female singers in the Norse Republic twenty years ago. Her voice was charming and sexy, and she had a lot of loyal male fans in the Norse Republic.

He didn’t expect Old Li to like this model too. The intelligent assistant in the stronghold used Bai Ruying’s voice. It should be known that the technology of the origin planet was advanced, and the protection of copyright was very strict.

To use Bai Ruying’s voice, one had to pay a considerable fee.

Following the intelligent assistant’s introduction, Ning Shi gradually understood the stronghold’s situation.

It was an underground building with five rooms, including a kitchen, a bedroom, a warehouse, a reading room, and a practice room. There was a bathroom in the bedroom.

The decoration of the stronghold was very exquisite. The ground was paved with black granite, and the walls were painted very clean. Although it was underground, the ventilation system was very good, and there was no feeling of suffocation at all.

There was a water system in the room, which must be connected to the underground river.

In this place, a person could live on their own for decades.

In the dangerous and desolate wilderness, having such a stronghold gave Ning Shi a sense of security and satisfaction.

He went to the cold storage in the warehouse and took out a bag of frozen chicken, a bag of dried mushrooms, and a bag of noodles. He made a delicious chicken mushroom stew in the kitchen.

It tasted great with the noodles cooked in water.

After eating at 6 o’clock last night, Ning Shi hadn’t finished his rice until 2 o’clock in the afternoon. He was in a state of escape.

He was already famished.

After eating heartily, Ning Shi sighed comfortably. He was not in a hurry to go out and hunt for radioactive creatures.

Instead, he went back to the bedroom to sleep. He was so sleepy that he fell asleep immediately.

When he woke up again, it was already nine o’clock at night. Ning Shi used the information on the AI network and the books in the library to crazily fill up the knowledge of radioactive creatures.

Knowing yourself and your enemy is the only way to win a hundred battles. If Ning Shi wanted to hunt radioactive creatures, he must first understand the types and characteristics of the common radioactive creatures.

This knowledge was actually very related to the butcher’s biochemical technique. With the Level 2 biochemical technique as the foundation, Ning Shi’s learning speed was very fast.

The next morning, when Ning Shi picked up his butcher knife and set off, he already had a general understanding of the radioactive creatures.

Leaving the stronghold, Ning Shi walked deep into the wilderness.

He did not use the motorcycle that was left in the stronghold’s warehouse, nor did he wear the highly defensive alloy combat suit that was prepared in the warehouse.

For example, electronic sensors, anti-radiation masks, mechanical power devices, and all kinds of helium weapons. Ning Shi did not take any of them.

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Not only did Ning Shi have to kill radioactive creatures to level up, but more importantly, he had to train his body and awaken his talent.

He gave up on the help of unnecessary equipment and walked into the wilderness alone with a butcher’s knife.

Ning Shi’s behavior was particularly in line with the inherited will of the original One Blade butcher.

He relied purely on his physical body and did not rely on external items. The only thing he could trust was the butcher’s knife in his hand. This was the One Blade!

It was a pity that many things would change over the thousands of years of inheritance.

Especially after the rapid development of science and technology, there were more and more external tools. In Old Li’s generation, it was inevitable to use all kinds of advanced equipment to fight against radioactive creatures.

In the eyes of the people of this era, someone like Ning Shi, who abandoned everything and only used a knife to fight in close combat with radioactive creatures, was either a lunatic or a fool.

If there was someone in today’s Titanium Pole World who had the most confidence in the human body’s ability to develop, it had to be Ning Shi.

This was because he knew what it felt like to have a powerful body.

For professional butchers and traditional martial artists like Old Li, although they cultivated their physical bodies, in their hearts, they would still think that technology and mecha were the most powerful.

This was the consensus of civilizations formed over thousands of years of development, and no one could escape the limitations of the era.

Ning Shi advanced at a constant speed and soon arrived at today’s destination, a Level 1 forest closest to the stronghold.

According to the ranking map, this Level 1 forest had a large number of three-horned elks.

The elks on the origin planet were extremely tall before they were exposed to radiation. They were usually more than 2.5 meters tall and had two spiral horns on their heads.

After being exposed to the radiation, the three-horned elk’s body grew even larger. It was generally between 3.5 to 4 meters tall, and its running ability was also greatly enhanced.

A long, straight, and hard black horn would grow on its head. The three-horned elk’s greatest killer move was the horn charge. It would charge at its target at an extremely fast speed and Pierce the enemy with its sharp black horn.

The mercenaries would not like such fast and powerful Level 1 radioactive creatures.

Moreover, the three-horned elk’s body contained very little jelly meat, and the other parts of its body could not be eaten. Only the third black horn was a good material for making weapons and had some value.

To mercenaries, hunting three-horned elks was not only dangerous but also not worth it.

That was why very few mercenaries would come to this Level 1 forest.

In addition, the radioactive creatures near Exit 3 had begun to migrate recently, and the information on the map was not accurate, which increased the risk of the mercenary exploration.

There were even fewer mercenaries hunting near Exit 3.

 

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