On the luxurious dining table, a variety of delicious foods were quietly laid out.
Roast suckling pig, lobster, fish head soup—a variety of luxurious delicacies exude an enticing aroma.
But the girl slumped over the dining table had no appetite whatsoever.
"Ugh, this is terrible... They never told me the working conditions would be this bad..."
She listlessly broke off a crab leg and chewed it, finding it tasteless.
Looking around at the air-raid shelter-like environment, Keke felt like her life was over.
After eating a couple more bites, Keke picked up the breeding box next to her, opened the iron door with a look of utter despair, and left her prison-like room.
The door slammed shut, Keke entered the hallway.
She leaned on the corridor railing, letting her pet insects breathe on the ground, her gaze sweeping across the entire building.
The space is cylindrical with a hollow center, resembling the architectural style of a large prison.
This made Keke even more depressed than before.
Keke has now become a full-fledged Gravekeepers, and this place naturally Gravekeepers's residence.
It's called a residential base, but it feels more like a high-class prison.
The entire base consists of seven cylindrical spaces, each with a radius of 400 meters and a height of about 500 meters.
Seven spaces surround something unknown, forming a ring.
The six cylindrical spaces are all filled with rooms along the walls.
A huge training ground was set up in the center for activities and training, and it was also filled with all kinds of cold weapons and firearms.
Of the seven, six are used for living quarters, and one is a logistics area for logistical support.
The facility included a hospital canteen, weapons forging workshops, and entertainment venues such as a movie theater and game arcade.
But usually, food and other necessities are delivered by the staff to each Gravekeepers's room, door-to-door.
Although the living conditions here seem very good, and cell phones are not confiscated.
The fatal flaw is that there's no signal here!!!
There was no way to contact the outside world, no way to access the internet, and not even the option to shop online!
This drove Coco, who loved to boast online and engage in online Keke wars, to the brink of despair.
Her greatest pleasure now is going to see other Gravekeepers and listening to their gossip.
After all, putting everything else aside, the Gravekeepers who live here are all very interesting people.
It makes sense. Anyone who hasn't become depressed in this environment either has mental problems or has incredibly strong psychological resilience. How could it not be interesting?
Keke let out her eighteenth sigh of the day, picked up the breeding box from the ground, and prepared to go to the logistics area to see if they sold mealworms.
Otherwise, constantly catching flies to feed to his own Kinji Naoma isn't a good solution.
Snap! Snap!
Keke picked up the breeding box and had only taken two steps when a series of hurried footsteps rushed toward her.
"Why?!"
Snap!
With a sharp pain in her chest and abdomen, Keke felt as if she had been hit by a very low car, knocking her to the ground and rolling several times before finally coming to a stop in a disheveled state.
The breeding box she was holding was also knocked away, crashing heavily to the ground and smashing open the lid.
"Who is it? Can't you watch where you're going...?"
Keke clutched her stomach in pain and couldn't help but gag.
The person who knocked Keke away was also a little dazed, rubbing his head, but when he saw Keke lying on the ground in great pain, he panicked.
"Oh, right? I'm sorry! I didn't mean to!"
As he spoke, he immediately stepped forward, took Keke's arm, and helped her up.
It was only then that Keke realized that the person who had knocked her away was just a child who looked to be twelve or thirteen years old.
Although the child looked very small, he was surprisingly strong and easily helped Keke lift him up.
"I'm so sorry, Auntie! I really didn't mean to! Are you alright?"
"You're the auntie! I'm only twenty-two, a beautiful age!"
Keke said angrily, startling the child.
Just as Keke was about to continue scolding the child for being ill-mannered, she seemed to suddenly remember something.
"Oh no! Peter!"
Keke shook off the child's hand that was supporting her and quickly looked at the overturned breeding box that had fallen to the side.
A golden spider, about the size of a palm, had escaped from inside and was climbing out of the railing.
Keke looked anxious and was about to rush over to grab her pet when Jin Zhijian, who was crawling, was suddenly seized by some force.
Then, to Keke's stunned gaze, it slowly floated in the air, swaying as it flew towards the two of them.
Seeing this, the little boy breathed a sigh of relief and politely apologized to Keke again.
"Sorry, sister, I've already caught it for you."
As he spoke, he glanced again at the broken breeding box, his eyes once more filled with apology.
"I'll pay you back for that box..."
Jin Zhijian, who was struggling incessantly, was placed back into Keke's palm by that mysterious force. Keke simply touched Jin Zhijian twice, and the latter calmed down.
Coco's anger subsided considerably Keke the child apologize several times, but she was still quite upset.
"Sigh... this is a custom-made breeding trough for my Peter... it cost me almost ten thousand yuan in total..."
"Oh, it's okay, I have money."
As he spoke, the little boy glanced at the air beside him for some reason before reaching into his pocket for his wallet.
"Having money is useless; what can I buy here?"
These words were like a bucket of cold water poured on the little boy, leaving him completely at a loss.
Keke sighed helplessly and picked up her broken spider breeding box.
Never mind, this little boy is quite polite, let's just forget about asking him for money.
Keke thought to herself, and prepared to ask the little boy for 10,000 yuan.
To their surprise, they found the little boy with his head down, looking like he was being scolded, but there was Mingming nothing in front of him.
Keke's expression suddenly turned strange, as if she felt this child might have some minor mental issues.
As for the other person's identity, Keke was already certain that he was also Gravekeepers.
And he wasn't so surprised by the other person's young age; after all, Keke had seen Gravekeepers were even younger than him before.
"Um... big sister, I can take you to the logistics area. The weapon repair people there should be able to fix this breeding terrarium for you."
After a while, the child looked up and told Keke the solution.
"Huh? A weapon repairman can fix this thing?" Keke a little incredulous.
The child nodded. "Yes, you used to make me toys all the time, so this should work too."
"Okay, thank you, kid!"
"It's okay!"
Hearing Keke's thanks, the child smiled happily, a very bright smile.
Keke smiled too. "By the way, my name is Han Keru. You Keke call me Coco. What's yours?"
"Oh, Sister Han, my name is Lü Weitian, you can just call me Tiantian!"
"Okay, Tiantian!"
Keke then went to the logistics department under Tiantian's guidance.