The Most Random System

Having money means being able to do whatever you want; the order placed at midnight yesterday arrived in less than 24 hours.

However, it also helped that Lin Li placed his order from shops within the province.

Unboxing the parcel, inside were several signal transmitters that Lin Li purchased.

Not all of them are the same; some are advanced while others are basic models, able to meet Lin Li’s different needs.

The basic version has a limited signal range of only a few kilometers and does not support positioning or mobile phone binding.

But this basic version is very cheap, small in size, and has a long battery life.

The slightly more advanced ones have one or several functions that the basic version lacks.

The top-tier model is the universal version, which can bind to a phone, provides positioning, has a signal range covering all of Xiling, and supports reverse signal transmission.

Of course, as a trade-off, it comes at a relatively high price, is bigger in size, and most importantly, its battery life is not very long when all functions are fully utilized.

The "not very long" here doesn’t mean it will run out of power in a few hours; in fact, as long as the positioning function isn’t on in real-time, it can last for two to three days without problems.

But two to three days is still considered "short."

Every two or three days, or a day or two, having to run to all the previously placed locations to change batteries seems troublesome.

The current solution might be to attach an external power bank?

This would significantly extend the battery life, but it would also increase the size, and if discovered, it’s very likely someone will take it away.

It’ll just have to be placed in a more concealed location, ideally where animals like cats and dogs can easily go but is hard for humans to notice.

Actually, Lin Li is also planning to customize a batch of signal transmitters that better meet his needs, which could more or less solve some problems.

Or ask the doomsday shelter side how many signal transmitters they provided earlier are left; their tech tree in this area seems quite advanced and still in use.

However, all of this depends on confirming that the plan is feasible; only then should these matters be considered.

Putting everything into the "Fire Separation Sword Nourishing Gourd," Lin Li went downstairs, got on his bike, and left the community.

Glancing at the locations compiled by the stool on his phone, Lin Li rode toward the nearest one.

It’s a relatively secluded and desolate park.

Called a park, it’s actually just an open space with a sandpile, nearby is a set of classic residential outdoor fitness equipment like a stepper, resistance bands, tai chi soft force ball, seated leg press, magnetic exercise bike, grip strengthener, elliptical machine, etc., even less impressive than the park in Lin Li’s community, and with no entrance gate.

The locations identified by the stool are places where people either regularly feed stray cats and dogs or have placed feeders for stray cats—or it’s the classic live streaming tip and immediate feeding setup.

In any case, due to these reasons, these spots have a significantly higher number of stray cats and dogs compared to other places.

Just entering the community area, Lin Li spotted a stray cat warily disappearing into the bushes, meowing.

Lin Li didn’t rush; instead, he checked the map for the second point and estimated the necessary travel time.

—Although with communication, the "Voice of All Things" can last an hour, it can only specify one species, so if conditions allow, it’s better to cherish time as much as possible.

The [mall] actually still sells "Ability Amplifier" (+2) and (+4), and if it’s confirmed that this ability is useful, it wouldn’t hurt to upgrade it a level or two to see the effect.

With the initial planning complete, Lin Li manifested a sausage—

Spirit Communication Dog Summoning Skill: "Zuo zuo zuo!"

Spirit Communication Cat Summoning Skill: "Mimi~"