CHAPTER 161: CHAPTER 121: "TRAIN ELEVATOR

Chen Mang shook his head, tossing away the chaotic thoughts in his mind, before turning his gaze to the "Train Ticket" component displayed on the control screen.

Though it’s of white grade, it’s actually quite useful.

Otherwise, it wouldn’t appear as a buildable component in a Level 4 train.

He realized something.

As the levels increase, hoping to quickly upgrade is no longer viable to differentiate from other trains and survive longer. One must go to the Adventure Map or defeat bosses to obtain those rare blueprints to gain an edge.

The effect of this component is that it can produce tickets.

Guards on duty can instantly teleport back to the train’s designated location by tearing a ticket. The starting teleport distance is 1000 meters, increasing to 10,000 meters at Level 10.

This component can effectively ensure the safety of field personnel.

It’s okay.

Sometimes when the train’s firepower support is insufficient, having this component can effectively reduce casualties, and two supermodel effects are unlocked.

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"Train Ticket Level 5 Supermodel Effect": If teleportation fails, it will send back the last-minute first-person view footage of the user before death to the train.

"Train Ticket Level 10 Supermodel Effect": None.

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Overall, this component is still good, the only regret is that the Level 10 effect is none. He was hoping that if this component could be upgraded to a sufficiently high level, it might even have Level 20 or Level 50 supermodel effects.

Could it...

Have effects similar to resurrection, where the field personnel holding the ticket would directly revive within the train upon dying outside?

Now it seems this is not possible.

But thinking about it again, this effect is a bit too fantastical and directly breaks the line of life and death rules. The "Medical Cabin" can only rescue even severely injured people but cannot revive those who are dead.

After acquiring this item, he can occasionally go out for a stroll.

He can operate within the 10,000-meter radius centered on the train; if he encounters danger, he can directly manipulate the train remotely using the "Hell Staff," or directly use the ticket to teleport to the train.

Pretty good.

...

Soon——

The night passed quickly, considered a rest night, and everyone was quite relaxed.

After dawn.

The "Fixed Star Train" set off again, heading towards the city center to the west to rescue Yan Yao. For the Fixed Star Train, rescuing a survivor is quite simple, especially when there’s a general appearance available.

The Target Detection Radar screen can clearly indicate life forms nearby.

It’s worth mentioning.

Along this route, the Target Detection Radar basically didn’t display many survivors; they were probably scavenged by those trains or devoured by monsters.

Finally!

The Fixed Star Train gradually drove into the park, where approximately thirteen single villas were located in the corner of the park.

"Quite a few people."

Chen Mang glanced at the Target Detection Radar; seven of the villas showed red dots underground. Do these wealthy people all like to build themselves safe houses or something? The most packed villa had over thirty people inside.

He immediately called Ji Chuchu using the intercom.

"See which one of these two people is the Yan Yao you mentioned."

In these seven villas, only two villas had just one red dot. According to Ji Chuchu, Yan Yao should be in one of those red dots.

"Not...none of them."

Ji Chuchu shook her head, quickly scanning the real-time images around each red dot on the screen, and finally stopped her gaze in one of the villas: "Master Mang, this is Yan Yao. I don’t recognize the woman next to her."

"Hmm."

Chen Mang nodded, looked towards the villa that had two red dots, and said nothing more, just maneuvered the train into the villa area and slowly stopped.

Upon receiving the order, Biaozi and the others immediately jumped off, their faces cautious, spreading out in a triangular formation with the Soaring Dragon Assault Rifles cradled in the crooks of their arms, quickly advancing in a fan shape towards the villa in front of them.

Although AI told them there was no danger ahead.

Being cautious is never wrong.

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"Be careful."

Biaozi, nerves tightly strung, forcefully kicked open the ajar door in front and gazed at the inside of the villa filled with cobwebs. The blurred footprints on the ground indicated it hadn’t been visited for a long time.

The first thing he saw was the living room, which was a full ten meters high.

A dried-up corpse gently swayed under the once exquisite chandelier hanging from the ceiling.

"Damn!"

Biaozi’s expression changed slightly, unable to resist cursing. Early in the morning, this scared him half to death. Even in Doomsday, if one chooses to commit suicide, can’t they pick a quick and clean way? Aren’t they afraid of being monsters’ breakfast before even succeeding in hanging themselves?

The legs of the corpse were already gone.

The wounds had completely dried up, turning white, and on the floor under the corpse was a splattered area of brownish-red dried blood.

The legs should have been chewed off by monsters jumping up, and they couldn’t reach any further.

One thing about these monsters is certain: all human corpses have been eaten by them, making this Doomsday scenario quite harsh, but at least it didn’t cause any outbreaks of plague.

Otherwise, if the monsters didn’t eat the corpses, suddenly having so many bodies in Doomsday conditions in the summer would be problematic.

The difficulty of Doomsday would essentially double.

Biaozi withdrew his gaze from the corpse; it was a middle-aged man, a pity. His belly was plump, yet those monsters only ate the legs, missing the belly where the most flesh was. The dried-up corpse still faintly showed evidence of the belly’s previous flesh content.