The overall space increased by about three square meters, making the car now seven square meters, adding to the original four square meters.
The height also increased from 1 meter, which required crouching to move, to 2 meters, and the view suddenly opened up.
On the side near the driver's seat, there was a single bed, 1.1 meters wide and 2 meters long.
The hard bed board had no items on it, requiring them to be obtained through Challenges.
Across a 40-centimeter-wide aisle, there was a long table fixed to the car.
Theoretically, it was a stove, but it could also be a desk.
What Wei Huan paid the most attention to was the shower room located at the back of the carriage, separated by a simple cloth curtain.
An old-fashioned showerhead was embedded in the car body, and the floor had a squat toilet, which was very compact but barely usable.
Wei Huan fully reclined the driver's seat and crawled out.
He explored this simple RV once, and by the time he returned, it was already completely dark.
Only the car light in the driver's seat could be lit, and the small lamp could not illuminate the interior of the car. Wei Huan remembered that he still had an ambient light that he hadn't used, so he took it out and lit it.
The green light was better than nothing.
Before nightfall, the system had already reminded players that the road at night was more dangerous than during the day, and even during the beginner protection period, the chance of encountering wandering monsters would greatly increase.
The school's tutorial also repeatedly emphasized: "Do not drive at night, rest well, so you can travel further during the day. This is not a rally race, but a survival Challenge. Seize the opportunity in the first stage to improve yourself as much as possible. Perhaps you will feel that the Challenges become extremely dangerous once you leave the beginner protection period. But I regret to tell you, what you perceive as dangerous is a world apart from the second stage.
Remember, strengthen yourself and live."
Wei Huan was a reborn individual and knew that what the teacher said was a bit exaggerated, but largely correct.
Resting at night was very important, and this time had to be utilized well for studying in the Professional Temple.
To do well in the first stage, quickly upgrading his profession to two stars was key.
Later in the Challenges, the refreshed exotic monsters would become stronger and more numerous.
After a good part of the day traveling and fighting, two of Wei Huan's three summoned creatures had cracks on their bones.
The death flames were also somewhat insufficient, just like the energy blocks in the car, they also needed replenishment and proper rest.
And then there was Mu Chong…
"Mu Chong, Mu Chong, wake up…"
Wei Huan woke Mu Chong. Under the green ambient light, Mu Chong's eyes narrowed as he looked at Wei Huan, then he came to his senses and calmly shifted his gaze to the window.
"Is it dark? Cough, cough, cough!"
As soon as he finished speaking, he covered his mouth and coughed violently, a crimson flush creeping up his cheeks, which, in this overly dark environment, instead added a strange allure to his sickly face.
Wei Huan raised his hand to touch his forehead, relieved that the temperature was fine.
The Challenge game treated everyone equally; every year on January 1st, young people aged 20 would be teleported into the Challenge, and no matter if you were a university student, sick, or disabled, you could not escape.
Every 1000 people formed a small group, and if the number of people in each group was less than 300, they would merge in the next stage.
Eventually, all surviving Challengers worldwide would gather in one large area for a team Challenge.
Dying in the Challenge due to illness was also part of "survival."
Mu Chong also touched his own forehead in return, but asked Wei Huan, "How is it?"
"It's fine," Wei Huan said, then took out food and water. Before handing over the mineral water, he didn't forget to unscrew the cap and reminded, "Warm it in your mouth before drinking."
Mu Chong had little appetite. The pain from his severed limb constantly tormented him, but now was not the time for sentimentality.
With red eyes, he forced himself to chew and swallow the food in his hand.
Wei Huan noticed that he drank very little water, probably worried about using the toilet.
He understood, but said nothing. When a man's pride was truly necessary, Mu Chong would probably crawl over. What was least needed at this moment was someone else's overflowing sympathy.
Wei Huan pretended not to notice. Seeing that Mu Chong looked a bit more energetic after eating and drinking, Wei Huan said, "I'm going to the Professional Temple. If you're tired, rest."
"Okay."
Wei Huan returned to the driver's seat, reclined it as flat as possible, propped his feet on the steering wheel, and closed his eyes.
As Wei Huan went to the Professional Temple, one of the Undead creatures summoned creatures wandering outside the car disappeared; it was the most severely damaged Undead creatures, which Wei Huan took to the Great Tomb for maintenance.
The Great Tomb was lonely and desolate, but it was extremely lively above.
Arriving before the pitch-black Great Tomb, Wei Huan once again felt his charm.
These Undead creaturess still emerged from the decaying soil at the first instant, looking at him anxiously, like an infatuated man seeing a beautiful girl, craning their necks and standing on tiptoe to peer in his direction.
The Great Tomb, where exotic beings were buried, held great terror deep within. He was merely a Gravekeeper, not the master of the tomb.
The ultimate outcome of this sequence, whether he would become the master of the tomb or dominate the master of the tomb, was still unknown.
Currently, he only knew that to advance to the next stage, he needed to walk around this Great Tomb once with his own feet.
A Gravekeeper who didn't even know how large the tomb he guarded was, how could he speak of guarding it?
When he completed one round and met the Gravekeeper's standard, he would become a Tomb Raider.
And thus, he would advance to two stars in this profession.
Wei Huan chose a direction and walked along the edge of the tomb.
The Running Wolf Skeleton limped behind him, and after a while, it suddenly rushed onto the Great Tomb and bit another Running Wolf Skeleton that was "flirting" on the other side.
In the battle with the black bear, this Running Wolf's left forelimb was bitten off by the black bear, and its left front paw was lost somewhere.
The summoned Running Wolf Skeleton, with its death fire in its eyes, had overwhelming combat power against an uncontracted Running Wolf Skeleton, and easily detached the other's left forelimb.
With a "click," it attached it to itself.
The Running Wolf Skeleton, returning to Wei Huan's side, held its head high and chest out, as proud as a great general.
Wei Huan raised his hand and stroked its forehead.
Its ferocious appearance, at this moment, seemed exceptionally cute in his eyes, providing a full sense of security.
After walking a thousand meters along the edge of the Great Tomb, Wei Huan felt that his mental power and the Great Tomb were once again intertwined.
He was very familiar with this feeling; it meant he could contract new undead creatures again.
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The Undead creatures of a feline animal caught Wei Huan's attention.
Its body was very small, only two meters including the tail, but its six sharp-clawed paws were those of the notorious Ghost Hunter on the lord's battlefield.
This type of assassin monster was a butcher on the battlefield, especially for back-row output professions; once they got close, survival was almost impossible.
Besides assassin-type summoned creatures, Wei Huan felt he also needed some front-line summoned creatures.
In battles with treasure chest monsters, it could be confirmed that Undead creatures summoned creatures of the same level could not defeat treasure chest monsters in a one-on-one Challenge.
After all, treasure chest monsters had flesh and blood defense, and their strength was often greater.
So, to win, he had to use a human-wave tactic; only by ganging up could he win.
Having front-line "tanks" would be different.
Among these Undead creaturess, there were indeed some with particularly sturdy Undead creaturess that looked very durable, like tank types.
After thinking, Wei Huan chose to prioritize lighting up the Undead creatures of a "Raging Bear."
The form of the "Raging Bear" was quite deformed from a human perspective.
It had eight limbs, usually walking on eight legs, but in combat, half its body could stand upright to pounce, bite, and grapple.
At its tallest, it could raise all six legs, reaching a height of four meters, twice that of a human.
However, in this form, it was in a berserk state; once caught, even two-star transcendents would find it difficult to break free, and one pounce meant death.
At the same time, its defense and flexibility would greatly decrease, making it easier to kill.
Hence, it was named Raging Bear.
The Raging Bear had flaws, but its advantages in terms of being a tank were still very obvious. He was, after all, a profession that would form a single army, so considering troop type coordination was very important.
In case he encountered a powerful opponent and was forced into a melee due to a lack of front-line units, cannon fodder like the Running Wolfwould be unable to stop the enemy, and a fragile summoner like himself would be in danger.
Entangling the enemy and controlling the battlefield outside the safe zone, prioritizing his own survival, was a problem a summoner had to consider.
Wei Huan had a little difficulty contracting the Raging Bear.
His current strength was still insufficient.
But fortunately, they were mutually attracted. After the Raging Bear learned of Wei Huan's intention, it cooperated with Wei Huan at the outermost edge of the Great Tomb, walking another 200 meters, finally successfully accumulating the energy to contract it.
When the green flame in the Raging Bear's eyes ignited, it stood upright, supporting its body on two legs, its six forelimbs cutting through the air with a swishing sound.
Its silent roar contained an uncontainable joy. Finally, it leaped up, crossing the Great Tombthat restrained it, and came to Wei Huan's side.
It rubbed its head against Wei Huan's leg in a fawning manner.
There was a silent "commotion" within the Great Tomb.
Wei Huan taking another companion stimulated the sensitive nerves of these undead creatures. Large numbers of Undead creaturess jostled and moved with Wei Huan, eager to be chosen by him.
Wei Huan did not make another move; after contracting the Raging Bear, his connection with the Great Tomb was severed again.
He could feel that this act of walking around the Great Tomb was absorbing the dark energy released by the Great Tomb, slowly transforming his body, preparing for deeper exploration into the Great Tomb in the future.
And the amount of dark energy he could absorb would determine how powerful the undead creatures he could contract would be.
One day, he would be able to contract the powerful monsters deep within the Great Tomb.
Wei Huan could feel the lack of interest and indifference from the undead lives deep within the Great Tomb, as well as a faint sense of anticipation and longing.
Continuing forward, Wei Huan walked a distance even longer than before before he again felt his connection with the Great Tomb re-establishing.
Wei Huan's gaze once again swept over the Great Tomb.
The undead Undead creaturess were excited.
Wei Huan was also excited.
Each successful summoning was a manifestation of his growing stronger.
As expected of a legendary profession, just the summoned creatures he currently controlled gave him confidence to fight two Farmers of the same level and win decisively.
And on this Great Tomb, there were many more powerful undead lives waiting for him to contract.
...
Just as dawn broke, Wei Huan was woken by Mu Chong and opened his eyes.
A toothbrush with toothpaste squeezed onto it and a cup of warm water were handed directly to Wei Huan.
Mu Chong said, "After you went to sleep last night, I exchanged some supplies at the auction house. Brush your teeth, wash your face, eat breakfast, and we'll set off refreshed."
Wei Huan looked at Mu Chong's dark circles: "Didn't you sleep last night?"
"I slept for three hours. My leg hurt too much to sleep. During the day, when I get tired enough, I'll naturally fall asleep."
After saying that, Mu Chong turned, propped his hands on the ground, crawled out two steps, then turned back and handed over a steaming cup of instant noodles that had been prepared.
It was braised beef flavor.
Wei Huan looked at the instant noodles and became serious.
Whether it was the instant noodles, the toothbrush, or the hot water device, he confirmed that none of them were exchanged by himself.
After Mu Chong pledged allegiance to him, all his supplies were also collected and managed by the system.
But before Wei Huan entered the Professional Temple last night, there was almost nothing left in the system's warehouse.
In one night, Mu Chong couldn't drive and had no combat ability, so how did he get these things?!