"I’m not talking about that, I’m saying if the Fixed Star train encounters an extrely dangerous situation, Mr. Li, which carriage do you think the Fixed Star would abandon first..."
"That’s really hard to guess."
"It definitely can’t be Carriage 15, the Breeding Carriage, right, Mr. Li?"
"..."
Mr. Li suddenly fell silent, his lips twitched slightly, and then he spoke: "If it really cos to that, are you stupid? You don’t know to run to the front carriages?"
...
The expanded Constant Star Train had already beco a giant train.
But...
In the train tunnel nearly a hundred ters high, it still looked like a tiny toy and wasn’t too conspicuous. This ti, the Constant Star Train wasn’t heading south but north!
Its target was the chanical City ruins!
Although the chanical City ruins had been scoured many tis by trains, with almost nothing left, he believed there were definitely still good things in the chanical City that the train tunnel led to, where no one had been before.
It’s worth ntioning.
So far.
The Constant Star Train was the largest expanded one he’d seen. Other trains had also expanded, but none were as large as his. Although he also didn’t have enough iron ore, at least he didn’t have as much pressure in upgrading defense components as other trains.
Hundreds of millions of units of iron ore...
Just thinking about it is a headache.
The train sped through the tunnel, the incandescent lamps around it still constantly bright; he’d been to this tunnel many tis and was quite familiar with it.
About an hour later.
The incandescent lamps on both sides of the tunnel began to turn into continuously flashing red warning lights.
This ant he... had arrived.
Sure enough, soon, a huge train elevator appeared on the left side of the tunnel that could easily accommodate his train, and this wasn’t the end of the tunnel.
"..."
Chen Mang squinted his eyes slightly, not thinking much, and took out a Level 2 Energy Stone, dropping it into the funnel extended by the train elevator. As the elevator doors slowly opened, the Fixed Star moved into the elevator interior.
He just hoped the upcoming journey wouldn’t require any iron ore.
There was none left.
Really none, the train was already empty.
If he really needed any iron ore, he could only urgently sell sothing on the Train Radio, or ask for so iron ore from the Traveling Frog. Without a few million units of iron ore stored on the train, exploring is unsettling for people.
The elevator began to rise quickly.
The elevator was large enough.
Even a train over 400 ters long could fit inside, with room to spare.
And the Target Detection Radar showed that above on the surface was the chanical city ruins of the "Red Zone," and at that ti, there were still three or four trains exploring there.
The elevator kept rising.
"Ding."
As a sound rang out, the train elevator stopped, and the elevator’s surroundings slowly retracted into the ground, the train appeared in a flat indoor plaza, a thousand ters deep under the chanical City.
It seed to be a laboratory?
The flickering incandescent lights on the walls, the dried bloodstains on the ground, the shattered glass containers not far away, and the tilted monitors all implied that this place didn’t seem safe!
"Roar!"
At this mont, a roar suddenly rang out as hundreds of zombies suddenly rushed out from the rooms around the plaza, roaring towards the train!
But...
The train was too high.
Only a few zombies climbed up using the Wind-Fire Wheel, gripping onto the protrusions outside the carriages, while more zombies could only rage helplessly, jumping up and down in place.
"Level 4 zombies?"
Chen Mang frowned slightly; it had been a long ti since he’d seen zombies of such a low level, but just as he was about to press a red button on the control panel to deal with these zombies, Ai’s voice suddenly rang out inside the train.
"Train Captain, Mr. Li wants these zombies for research, saying this place is nearly an enclosed space, and the fact that these zombies survived for who knows how long, there must be sothing different about them."
Followed by another note.
"I thought this news was urgent, so I didn’t flash the lights."
"Okay."
Chen Mang imdiately withdrew his hand, picking up the intercom and saying, "Biaozi, get off the train, capture them alive."
"Yes!"
Biaozi’s voice quickly ca through the intercom.
Although delivering ssages via the Iris Chip was faster and more convenient, sotis he still liked issuing commands using the intercom.
...
The battle ended quickly.
Biaozi and others, wearing chas, swiftly broke all the zombies’ arms and legs, tying them up like crabs, and tossed them into the Breeding Carriage.
Then they continued to execute orders, exploring the surrounding rooms.
One of the zombies was sent to the train cabin.
"..."
Chen Mang got up and walked to the pale-eyed, blue-lipped zombie, carefully examining it. If it weren’t for Mr. Li’s reminder, he wouldn’t have noticed that these zombies had clearly been here a long ti, with no fresh blood at their mouths, obviously having not eaten for a long ti.
How are they surviving without eating?
Just starving?
Can’t zombies starve to death?
They didn’t seem emaciated either.
"Don’t move!"
At this mont, Ai’s excited voice suddenly rang out inside the cabin!
"Are you out of your mind!"
Startled, Chen Mang turned to look at the "Train Assistance AI" on the control panel and couldn’t help but curse, tossing the gun he’d just pulled out onto the table beside him. The scare nearly made him shoot the zombie dead.
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