Fire
Plague!
Since the Yellow Sand Ability has very little effect.
Han Dong immediately used a highly pathogenic plague... For Flesh and Blood Life, the plague's effects are also outstanding.
Visible to the naked eye, green ripples spread out, and mycelium quickly grew on the ground.
but...
The results were still very poor.
Like the yellow sand, the plague can only affect the surface of the skin of these fragmented limbs, unable to penetrate and affect the inside...
They can't even restrict their movement.
Whoosh!
One of the scythe tentacles had reached the attack range and flashed, slicing through Han Dong's calf. Blood immediately flowed out, completely soaking his trousers and white socks.
Han Dong immediately activated the G-Virus to stop the bleeding and repair the wound.
His body also quickly retreated.
Unfortunately, it knocked over a spare fuel tank on the side of the generator, and a large amount of diesel fuel immediately spilled onto the ground, flowing over the strange limbs that were chasing after it.
Since such an opportunity had arisen, Han Dong naturally wouldn't let it slip by.
Although Han Dong specializes in Dark Magic, he has already gained a clear understanding of the operating principles of basic magic while studying magic theory.
Because he lacked systematic training, he was unable to unleash a powerful fireball spell, but Han Dong could still manage to conjure a weak fire core.
Snap!
A snap of the fingers sent several sparks flying, landing on the surface of the fuel.
Before the ignition tip made contact with the diesel fuel, Han Dong quickly jumped up and firmly grabbed the top beam of the rear warehouse with his right arm.
The diesel fuel that had spilled onto the ground ignited almost instantly, engulfing all of Mrs. Carmody's limbs in flames, and her body immediately showed signs of severe burns.
"Huh? What's going on?"
Han Dong accidentally knocked over the gasoline can, intending to use the flames to buy himself some time.
However, the limbs that fell into the fire were quickly ignited and burned...
"Ah!! Ah!!" A terrifying scream came from the head part.
The supermarket staff and the movie's main characters also heard the screams. Because Han Dong had blocked the warehouse door, they had no choice but to use brute force to smash it.
Upon seeing this, Han Dong immediately hooked the door lock with his left hand, deliberately letting the movie characters witness what was happening here.
"My God! What kind of monster is this?"
Upon seeing the horrifying limbs writhing in the flames, the shop assistants were so frightened that they staggered back, and even the movie's protagonist showed a look of fear.
The purpose of this was simple: to get this group of people to accept the 'monster' concept in advance, so that they could be prepared to deal with it before the fog arrived.
The mangled limbs had been completely charred in the flames, showing no signs of life.
The important character, Mrs. Carmody, has died. Some side quests have been closed. Subsequent events will be altered to some extent, but will not affect the main storyline.
Han Dong stared at the charred limbs and thought to himself:
"My abilities have little effect on these kinds of life forms... but I can easily kill them by using the elements inherent in the environment? Could it be that the Destiny Event deliberately 'amplified' the influence of environmental factors on monsters, or that they actively suppressed my abilities?"
Being blocked from using abilities outside the city is already very frustrating.
Adding another setting like this would really be difficult... Strange, logically speaking, the Destiny Space shouldn't interfere at a 'deep' level. I feel like there's something I haven't considered."
Han Dong was certain that his ability to transform into sand and spread plague was far stronger than the flames produced by this gasoline... The current situation was worse than Han Dong had anticipated.
"Put out the fire quickly, we can't let the flames spread to the goods."
At the protagonist's suggestion, the staff used the spare fire extinguishing equipment in the warehouse to put out all the flames that had not yet spread.
At that moment, Han Dong quietly landed in a corner of the warehouse, clutching his injured calf as he slowly walked out.
"Monster... there's a monster in the mist..."
Han Dong is quite confident in his acting skills.
Han Dong omitted Mrs. Carmody and directly explained these strange limbs with scythe-like tentacles as monsters that had emerged from the mist, so that the group could accept the concept of 'monsters' in advance.
Clearly, Han Dong was responsible for the monster being burned to death by the flames.
In the movie, the protagonist, Mr. David, stepped forward and asked with concern:
"Mr. Nicholas, are you alright?"
Contact with the important figure [David Drayton], and maliciously killing him, may result in a ' Speed Change '.
"Dialogue Guidance"
1. "It's nothing, just a superficial injury... Quickly tell the residents in the supermarket that there's a monster in the fog. If they don't believe you, show them the charred limbs."
2. "Don't worry about me, close all entrances and exits of the supermarket as quickly as possible."
3. "I need alcohol and bandages..."
4. "Wang Defa! Are you blind? Can't you see my leg is injured?"
Han Dong leaned against the wall and took a deep breath.
Judging from the given dialogue, options 1 and 2 are both pretty good.
Such dialogues can establish Han Dong's 'prestige' in the supermarket in advance, and may even allow him to gradually become a leader, making these ordinary people work for Han Dong.
But... why become a leader?
Team up with a group of fearless individuals to fight against the mist monsters. While environmental factors can harm the monsters, they might be somewhat useful for ordinary people.
However, judging from the plot of the original movie, these humans were basically powerless to fight back against various monsters.
Furthermore, once Han Dong cooperates with ordinary people, his own special abilities become less convenient to use, and he might even be mistaken for one of the monsters by these people.
Furthermore, the plot guide has stated that the subsequent plot will develop based on Han Dong's choices.
If Han Dong really becomes the 'resident leader' in the supermarket.
It's possible that later in the event, Han Dong will be asked to escape with this group of humans, and there might even be restrictions on how many people must survive.
I thought about it for a while.
Han Dong, leaning against the wall, gave a strange look as he stared at the male protagonist, who had a concerned expression on his face.
"Wang Defa! Are you blind? Can't you see my leg is injured?"
Since the system provides the guided dialogue, it means that Han Dong, as a writer, is likely to say such things... indirectly indicating that the writer himself has a very eccentric personality.
Upon hearing this, Han Dong's favorability rating among this group instantly dropped to [0].
However, this group of people knew one thing very well.
This mysterious writer from out of town had a strange temper and usually went out late at night... He rarely communicated with people and even looked at any strangers with cold eyes.
Given that Han Dong had dealt with the monster that had run into the warehouse in advance and had informed them of the dangers of the mist.
The group didn't say much; they first brought Han Dong alcohol and bandages.
Subsequently, the supermarket staff, using the male protagonist as a focal point and his charred limbs as evidence, conveyed the dangerous information about the fog and monsters to everyone in the supermarket in advance and then completely sealed off the supermarket.
The male protagonist will act as the 'leader' here.
In this way, Han Dong maintained his independence from the public eye.
Immediately afterwards, the [Mist] officially invaded the town.
The Omen Pouch hanging at Han Dong's waist suddenly reacted...