Apocalypse: I Have A Multiplier System - Chapter 166

Chapter 166: Chapter 166: Solar Panels

She peered around the corner of the alley and saw a group of six men approaching her RV, clearly thugs by the look of their ragged clothes.

They were the goon who was following her earlier.

They still haven’t given up yet? Just how stubborn they are?

One of them was already tapping the RV’s window, inspecting it closely while the others exchanged eager grins.

Just as she was about to ask the system to teleport her and the RV out of the situation, a familiar voice echoed in her head.

[New task: Beat up the six thugs surrounding your RV. Completion of this task will grant the host a free teleportation to any destination of their choice.]

Su Jiyai arched an eyebrow.

The reward was tempting, especially since she still needed to buy solar panels and didn’t feel like driving all over the city to look for them.

A free teleport would save her time and effort.

Su Jiyai exhaled sharply, glancing at the men who were now circling the RV like vultures.

Fine, she thought.

If the system wanted her to deal with them, she’d do it quickly.

Without a sound, she stepped out from the shadows of the alley.

The thugs were too busy discussing their plans to notice her approach.

“Hey, you idiots,” she called out, her voice cold and sharp.

The group froze, spinning around to face her.

Their expressions shifted from confusion to surprise, and then to something uglier—annoyance mixed with greed.

“Who the hell are you?” the man closest to her sneered. He had a tattoo snaking up his neck and a dirty cap pulled low over his greasy hair.

“This your RV?”

Su Jiyai crossed her arms, her expression unreadable. “It is.”

The thug snorted, clearly not impressed.

“Well, sweetheart, we’ve got orders to deal with the owner of this RV. You better walk away before you get hurt.”

Su Jiyai decided to use her real face. Anyway in a few hours she would leave that dimension.

Another thug chimed in, his eyes trailing up and down Su Jiyai as if sizing her up.

“Yeah, beat it. We don’t want to rough up a pretty thing like you. But we will if we have to.”

Su Jiyai’s lips curled into a smirk.

“I’d like to see you try.”

The man’s face twisted in anger at her nonchalance.

“You’ve got guts, girl. Too bad you’re dumb enough to stand in our way.”

Before he could take another step, Su Jiyai’s figure blurred.

In a flash, she closed the distance between them and planted a sharp elbow into his gut, sending him sprawling to the ground.

The others barely had time to react before Su Jiyai launched herself into action.

One thug swung at her with a crowbar, but she dodged effortlessly, grabbing his wrist and twisting it until the weapon clattered to the ground.

With a single fluid motion, she kicked him in the chest, sending him crashing into a nearby wall.

Another thug tried to come at her from behind, but Su Jiyai was already one step ahead.

She ducked under his clumsy punch and delivered a swift jab to his throat, leaving him gasping for air as he stumbled backward.

“Who… who the hell is this girl?!” one of the remaining men yelled, panic creeping into his voice.

Su Jiyai chuckled, she wanted to tell them that they could never defeat her, but it would feel like wasting time so she kept quiet.

How could someone who had fought with level 3 zombies, can lose against thugs who don’t know what it is like to walk on the eggshell every single second of their life?

“Shut up and get her!” another shouted, but the fear in his voice betrayed his confidence.

Two of them rushed at her at once, hoping to overpower her with sheer numbers.

Su Jiyai sidestepped their charge, grabbing one of them by the collar and using his momentum to hurl him into his partner.

Both men tumbled to the ground in a heap.

The last thug, wide-eyed and trembling, looked around at his fallen comrades and took a hesitant step back.

“W-Wait… Let’s talk about this.”

Su Jiyai shot him a look that made his blood run cold.

“I don’t think so.”

With a single, well-placed kick, she knocked him to the ground, leaving him groaning next to his friends.

Dusting her hands off, Su Jiyai surveyed the unconscious thugs at her feet with a satisfied smile.

[Congratulations host for completing the mission Beat up the six thugs surrounding your RV. A reward has been obtained.]

Su Jiyai smiled and slowly walked toward the RV,

“Next time before challenging, know your opponent’s strength.”

What she didn’t know was…the six thugs suddenly disappeared from their location.

After leaving that sentence, Su Jiyai opened the driver seat’s door, sat down, and ordered the system,

“We can leave now.”

[Host would you like to teleport to the nearest solar pannel selling shop?]

“Yes.”

The familiar tingling sensation enveloped her as the system commenced the teleportation.

The world around her blurred for a second before sharpening back into focus.

She found herself parked neatly outside a solar equipment warehouse, the largest one in the city.

Su Jiyai entered the store, scanning the rows of high-capacity solar panels.

Within minutes, she’d selected the most efficient model available—one capable of storing energy for long stretches and built to withstand harsh weather.

After a quick payment and arranging for delivery to a discreet location, she left the shop with a feeling of accomplishment.

Once she places the solar panel in the storage ring, Su Jiyai buys some more food, seeds, and medicines, before returning to the RV.

Taking a deep breath Su Jiyai asked,

“How many hours have passed by till now?”

[Host, 15 hours has already passed.]

“I am feeling so tired.” Su Jiyai sighed. Yet she went through the list and after confirming she had bought everything, she felt relieved.

Now all that was left was to return. In a fluid motion, she exited the RV, placed it in her storage ring, and said,

“We’ve got everything we need. Now, open the portal to leave this dimension.”

[Portal initializing…]