As everyone knew.
When facing an enemy that was absolutely impossible to defeat.
Especially when that enemy was not very intelligent and might even be driven only by instinct.
You did not actually need to defeat them.
You only needed to run faster than everyone else.
As long as they led these monsters somewhere else, they did not even need a large crowd. As long as other people appeared—even just a few—they could effectively slow the Infected down.
After all, the Infected did not recognize faces. As long as they were living humans, as long as they were creatures that could run and move, the Infected were not picky.
They only needed to lure the Infected over, then hide for a while and stay out of their sight.
Those unsuspecting ordinary people would definitely make noise, whether by screaming or running away, drawing the Infected's attention.
Then, once the Infected went after the others, they could escape.
That was Song Kai's plan.
Afterward, they only needed to return to the abandoned factory, and the sign-in mission would be complete, wouldn't it?
If it could be completed easily, why challenge nightmare difficulty?
Besides, once the infection fully broke out.
At least two-thirds of the population would be eliminated anyway.
By the end, there might be very few survivors.
They were going to die sooner or later, so Song Kai might as well make use of them. He was a reborn person and had a system cheat—he was obviously the protagonist.
Only someone like him surviving would make it possible to save the world in the future.
Mona had originally thought her own abilities were too weak. Then she happened to notice that something was off about Song Kai and learned that he was a reborn person.
On top of that, the