Lake arrives in the lab room, turns on the surveillance equipment, and begins to observe the first cosmic player who has been thrown into the center of the moving maze.

This cosmic player, who has lost his original memory, has now made a hammock out of the fabric taken out of the metal lift.

The two ends of the hammock are connected to the trunks of two large trees that are very close to each other.

This green-skinned cosmic player is sleeping in a hammock at this time.

Lake saw two large buckets of pure water and food and some household items next to the hammock.

Subject 1 has already removed all the materials from the metal elevator.

What made Lake feel a little mentally unbalanced was that the food of the teenager in Subject 1 was better than what he ate in the cafeteria.

Now the No. 1 laboratory has not woken up, and he has lost his memory, but he is carefree and sleeps peacefully.

Lake sits in the back chair of the room, watching Subject 1 sleep on the screen.

Subject No. 1 was really able to sleep, and he didn't wake up until almost noon, ate some food, drank some water, and walked around the center of the moving maze, and didn't enter the open moving maze, but only went to see the metal elevator that brought him.

Subject 1 then went back to sleep in his hammock.

After these few days, Lake felt that the detailed report of his observation of Subject 1 was easy to write, that is, he ate and slept, slept and ate, and walked a few steps before he fell asleep.

Lake is a little envious of the carefree life embodied in Experiment 1.

"Venerable No. 2, is Subject No. 1 still comfortable living in the labyrinth?" The female team leader, Teresa, came to the observation lab and asked Lake.

"It's quite adaptable, and I slept comfortably. I had slept all morning, only walked on the ground for less than twenty minutes, and then went back to sleep after I had eaten my fill. In the state of Subject 1, there seems to be no threat of death, and the effect of antibodies against the zombie virus in his body is not to mention increased, it would be good if it was not reduced! Lake couldn't help but sigh.

"Oh, it's alright, it's only the second day, and Subject 1 probably hasn't remembered his name yet. Subject 1 is first familiar with the environment in the center of the labyrinth, and when Subject 1 is bored, he will try to explore the labyrinth. Teresa said, but not as firm as before.

"How about putting Subject 2 in the center of the moving maze ahead of time, and finding something for them to do. Now it's a Subject 1, and if we sleep all the time, our experiments will come to a standstill! Lake suggested.

Teresa hesitated for a moment, then nodded, "Okay, I'll submit an application and put Subject 2 in advance, Subject 2 has already located the boy who took your blood yesterday." See if two teenagers are in the center of the moving maze and will explore the moving maze. However, it will be necessary to wait for Subject 1 to regain the memory of his name. You've been watching Subject 1 for any unusual behavior! Teresa said to Lake.

"It's better to send a metal elevator up and send them some cold weapons. With weapons, these subjects are more daring, and may be tempted to enter the labyrinth to find a way out. Lake said.

"Hmm!" Teresa then sat down on the console next to Lake and examined the data of hundreds of test subjects sleeping in glass containers in the lab base, and found nothing unusual.

"Why do you want to develop an antidote to the zombie virus?" Lake asked Teresa beside him.

"Save humanity, I don't want to see people turn into zombies anymore. The zombie virus has brought the world to the brink of extinction, and many families have been destroyed by this virus crisis, including my home! Teresa whispered, her mood already getting a little low.

Lake waited for a few minutes, and after Teresa was relatively stable, he said again: "Have you ever thought that even if there is no antidote, as a new generation of humans after the outbreak of the zombie virus, some of them already have antibodies in their bodies and can not be infected. Humanity will not become extinct. These new humans with antibodies will continue to live. ”

"Although some new humans will not be infected, it is difficult for humans who have become zombies to die naturally. Our lab has done research, these zombie viruses have changed the structure of the human body, at least for decades, zombies will die naturally. In the past few decades, the new human teenagers with antibodies are a minority after all, and it is unknown whether they can survive under the capture of zombies for so long! Teresa said.

Ryker smiled after hearing this, "This is just your excuse, an excuse for you to use the new human boy as a living experiment and study the zombie virus treatment serum." ”

When Teresa heard Ryker's words, she was stunned, "Do you sympathize with those sleeping new human teenagers who were locked in glass jars by us?" Venerable No. 2, are you questioning our long-standing research? Teresa asked with a serious expression as she turned to look at Lake.

"No, I don't sympathize with them, and even if they all die, it has nothing to do with me. All I want to do is live well, that's all! I just want to know, Teressa, what do you really want for such a hard time in research? Ryker tried to ask Teressa.

Lake had already thought about it, and if he wanted Teresa to be on the same side as him, he had to make Teresa clear what she really wanted. And do it yourself, and test Teresa one last time to see if her reaction is normal, if she is a pretending to be a player from the universe who entered through a premium ticket, or if she is really a native of this dungeon world.

If it is really native, Lake can rest assured to find a way to lobby Teresa so that in the future, after she enters the mobile maze and loses her memory, she will also help herself fight against the huge organization of [Lab].

"I hate the zombie virus, I hate this abominable virus, it destroyed my home and made me lose my loved ones." Theresa was silent for a moment before whispering.

"I also hate this zombie virus, I will help you find the antidote to the zombie virus, we will succeed." Lake said to Teresa seriously.

"Thank you, Venerable Number Two. Don't mention it to anyone else in the previous communication, and don't let anyone else in the lab know that you have doubts about the idea of using these new human teenagers as live experiments. If your idea is heard by the rest of the lab, it will be dangerous, and I will not be able to protect you then! Teresa whispered to Lake.

Lake nodded, "Let's work together, how about clearing the customs together?" ”

Teresa looked at Lake with a puzzled expression.

"Is it referring to researching the antidote to the zombie virus together?" Teresa asked.

"No, you know what I'm referring to! There is only one reward, we work together to deal with all the competitors, and when we get out of this mobile maze, we should work together, you get rid of all the players in the [Lab] organization, and I get rid of all the players outside. Lake said to Teresa with a smile.

Theresa's expression changed, and then she took a few steps back, "How did you find out, Venerable No. 2!" Teresa looked at Ryker warily.

"I won't tell you!" Lake said with a smile, Teresa's answer just now was already very similar to the natives, but because it was too similar, Lake felt abnormal. If Teresa is an aborigine, Lake feels that with Teressa's character, Teresa will not say those things to himself who has not yet become a couple at this stage.

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