What Zero (and of course the author himself) hates most in his life is this kind of game that is deliberately made to solve puzzles simply to increase the difficulty!

For example, put the key to open the A storage room in box B, then put the key to open box B in cabinet C, and put the key to open cabinet C in box D, and the key to open box D is carried by some random Boos-class creature...

If it is a much-needed item such as toilet paper in the storage room of A, it is estimated that by the time the person with diarrhea gets the toilet paper, the filth on his buttocks will soon become "beef jerky"...

Of course, this is just a metaphor, in reality no one is stupid enough to store the most important items in the way of "matryoshka dolls", and sometimes the simpler the solution, the more effective!

(PS: In many games, in order to open a hidden treasure chest, the entire "dungeon" is explored or run back and forth at both ends, and my personal evaluation of this is generally "game planning!") , you ...")

At this time, there seem to be two options in front of Zero's eyes, the first is that he and Hank can rummage through the entire "Ant Nest" research institute to find and kill the infected Brandon, and then see if he can find the "Elixir of Immortality" on him... Belch.. Specimens:

As for the second option...

I saw a look of disdain appear on Zero's face, and the next second, he didn't hesitate to say to Hank, who was still struggling with whether to find Brandon, "Hey! Don't think about it, let's go meet up with Delta and find a way out of this damn place! ”

With that, he staggered in the direction of the exclusive elevator.

Zero made his choice so quickly that Hank, who was still hesitating, immediately froze

"Uhhhh Hank, with a rare look of astonishment on his face, stared blankly at Zero, who had just walked past him.

Staring at the other party's incomparably free and easy back, a heartfelt smile began to slowly emerge on the face of the man with the title of "Death": "Hmm! Let's go and join the Delta team! ”

When faced with the great temptation of "eternal life", not everyone can make the choice to give up without hesitation.

Even the extremely determined Hank could barely control his inner desires when he learned that such an item as the "Elixir of Eternal Life" existed, and even for a moment he had the dark idea of "kill Zero now, and then search for it by himself"!

On the other hand, Zero chose to give up almost without thinking, and based on this alone, Hank can conclude that if nothing else, the future of this man in front of him must be limitless!

While it is true that greed can sometimes cause an explosion of unimaginable power, more often than not, the basic emotion that all living beings possess leads to death!

Someone who knows what she wants, what she can want, and where her limits are, is an infinite number of times better than a fool who can get carried away by greedy desires.

And Hank can also see from Zero's unhesitating behavior that the other party's free and easy behavior at this time is definitely not pretending, Hank, who has studied "personality psychology", has never looked at people in this regard!

(PS: uh... The main thing is that the guys who are looked away by Hank are basically all burping, and the guys who don't look away are basically all "protagonist lives"... ）

Of course, Zero's "free and easy" at this time is not what Hank imagined...

As soon as he got the "Formula: Elixir of Immortality", Zero's attention was firmly attracted by the "R&D status: 82%".

As a contractor, he has the advantage of being able to view the properties of items from a digital perspective, and it is clear that this unfinished "elixir of immortality" is not yet able to make Zero reach the point of excitement.

Although the pile of documents details how powerful the final product of the potion can be for the user, it was only after the drug reached 100% of its research and development status, and it was purely theoretical...

(PS: When the contractor sees the item or recipe that has been digitized by the evolution game, it does not hinder the display of its original content, similar to the addition of a hyperlink next to the item introduction that can be switched to query, so the real content of the pile of files Zero has also been roughly read in a very short time...) ）

As for the side effects of this unfinished "elixir of immortality" after being used, Zero can guess with his buttocks, don't forget that the "Ouroboros virus" is still lying in Zero's storage space!

Even the "Ouroboros virus" that has been successfully studied has the risk of causing the user to mutate into a "fried noodle monster", so how can the "immortal elixir" be 100% free of side effects?

Brandon. Bailey, this old thing, is here to fool fools!

In the overworld of Resident Evil, Wesker struggled to collect a large number of virus samples and analysis data for infected organisms, and even with the Red Queen's vast database as a foundation, it took years to completely develop it.

But even such an "absolutely safe" finished virus can be regarded as a risky gamble for any user!

To know Albert. Wesker is the only two surviving high-IQ geniuses in Project W, and after accumulating experience and experience, his biological attainments have long surpassed that of his mentor Marcus.

Therefore, no matter how reverie-inducing the theoretical effect of the "Elixir of Eternal Life" is described in that pile of documents, even if its effect is blown into the sky, the cautious and cautious Zero will only have a serious skeptical attitude!

Because he always believes in only one truth: "In this world, there is never a free lunch!" ”

One of the main purposes of Zero's in-depth study of West Africa is to obtain plant samples of the "Ladder of the Sun", and to make a life-saving hole card in advance for himself to enter a more severe mission world in the future, so naturally there is no need to cause more trouble.

Even if you take 10,000 steps back, as a contractor in the evolution game, it is not impossible for Zero to really want to gain immortality.

As long as he is strong enough to run rampant in certain mission worlds, it is only a matter of time before he obtains an item or skill that will immortalize a person after a bit of planning.

And it's definitely safer than using an "elixir of immortality" with an unknown effect!

Seeing Hank's gaze looking at him with a faint hint of admiration, Zero knew that the other party seemed to have misunderstood something, but he still didn't plan to explain, anyway, he wouldn't suffer a loss by pretending to be forced at this time.