Armored train in the apocalypse

Chapter 90 The train conductor never does a losing business
Yu Yue checked it over and found nothing abnormal.

Then Su Huan used his universal perception to check again and still found some anomalies.

An extra structure was added to the off-road vehicle, and because it was integrated so well with the body, even Lu Xiao didn't notice it.

Looking at the black plastic block in his hand, Su Huan sneered.

"what is this?"

Lu Xiao felt like he was a problem child, but unfortunately, everything that was appearing now was beyond his comprehension.

"A type of all-purpose bomb made using new materials that cannot be detected by conventional methods."

Su Huan casually tossed it out, and with a flash of lightning, a large patch of rain distorted for a moment.

Then it crumbled into the surrounding area.

No one knew these methods better than him.

"Alright, load it onto the truck."

At Su Huan's command, everyone sprang into action, carrying boxes of ammunition onto the fire truck.

The previous water supply had long been used up, and the space inside had been converted into storage boxes that could hold more than a hundred boxes of ammunition.

Su Huan waved to Lu Xiao, and the two came over to his side.

The murky raindrops washed over the black raincoat, and the damp moisture mixed with the metallic smell went straight into the nostrils. Prolonged exposure to this smell would damage the respiratory system of an ordinary person.

Fortunately, there was a batch of gas masks in the armory, which were put to use by ordinary people.

Su Huan disliked that stuffy feeling, and the damage caused by inhaling acid rain was insignificant compared to the consequences of having his vision obscured.

"I'll give you ten guns."

"What?!"

Lu Xiao was stunned by the train conductor's extravagant gesture and didn't react in time.

"Take any bullets you can carry."

Su Huan seemed not to hear his question and continued speaking.

Lu Xiao was silent for a moment before looking up at him. Most of his face was covered by his raincoat, so his expression was not visible. His tone carried a strange undertone, "Aren't you afraid that if I get a gun, I'll just run away with the men?"

There was one before.

"Ran?"

"I even lit a cigarette for him."

"Who's so ungrateful that they won't even let the train conductor offer them a cigarette? And then what?"

"Then he tried to kill me."

"You're not trying to say you killed him, are you?"

Lu Xiao revealed a carefree smile.

He saw Su Huan purse his lips, and he couldn't quite put his finger on whether it was a smile or something else, but he sensed that Su Huan was a little regretful.

Then the train conductor said something that he always thought was very classy.

"I can't convince anyone; I can only do what I have to do."

Lu Xiao took a deep breath and said seriously, "As for what you want me to do, forget about killing that group of people. Even if I brought all my comrades, I wouldn't be confident, let alone these rotten fish."

Su Huan shook his head. "One fire truck and one SUV. You can figure out how to drive them back."

The atmosphere froze, with only the sound of raindrops hitting the ground.

The sounds of moving things in the distance were faint and indistinct.

Suddenly, an arc of electricity flashed beneath Su Huan's feet, propelling him more than fifty meters through the rainwater, where he killed an ordinary zombie that had wandered in unintentionally.

Lu Xiao wiped the water from his forehead and grinned, "Ten guns for ten lives? I've never seen anyone as ruthless as you."

"Train conductors never do business at a loss."

……

The armory was completely emptied, and the convoy split into two parts, one in front and one behind, and began to return to the train via different routes.

One of the fire trucks slowed down as it passed through a small alley.

Two figures wearing raincoats jumped down.

Watching the fire truck drive away, Su Huan pulled up his hat brim. Knowing full well that He Jie was likely lying in ambush on the road, how could he possibly choose to go back by car?

Lu Xiao's division of troops was merely a precaution.

The secret to not losing is to never put yourself on the chessboard.

Su Huan may trust those around him to some extent, but he trusts himself the most.

"Let's go, or we won't be able to keep up with Lu Xiao's car."

Yu Yue nodded, holding her sniper rifle. "There are two zombies in the guardhouse to the left. And inside the complex... it looks like a butcher is fighting with something."

"That's the good thing about acid rain; it blocks the zombies' hearing and sense of smell."

"Ah."

"Keep your gun pointed downwards. Whether you're running or jumping, conserve some of your energy so you can react quickly if attacked."

“I can hear danger.”

Su Huan gracefully vaulted over a wall, her feet landing on the ground and creating ripples. "This is the end of the world. Don't blindly trust your abilities. You must control everything you can, and leave the rest to fate."

After slowly demonstrating his landing to Yu Yue, Su Huan suddenly darted out.

Yu Yue watched his figure, a complex emotion flashing in her eyes.

Keep up quickly.

With Su Huan's experience and Yu Yue's hearing, the two avoided almost all trouble.

They landed on a balcony, where a large plaque below obscured their figures. Peeking out through a corner gap, they could see the route they had taken.

“They’ve been here,” Su Huan said confidently from the balcony.

Yu Yue looked around. The ground was dry with no footprints, and even the balcony glass was intact, with only traces of acid rain splashes.

But the mark disappeared once it reached the ground.

Her gaze naturally fell on the mop in the corner.

Do you mean the ground is too clean?

Su Huan pointed to the trash can next to him and said calmly, "You are very sensitive, but you never use your thoughts in the right way. In addition, he also used some small things to remove the odor, but they were covered up by the acid rain. Perhaps he thought no one would care, so he did not intend to properly clean up the scene."

There was a spray inside that had no label.

"Hmm...they're here," Yu Yue said, looking downstairs.

Su Huan glanced at the concrete road below, and Lu Xiao's fire truck rammed through the water like a boat sailing on the water.

Scattered zombies cannot form an effective blocking force.

"There are at least two more sniping spots like this. Find them yourself," Su Huan said calmly, then climbed up the pipe.

Yu Yue glanced at the ground level, gritted her teeth, and followed.

A qualified sniper is not easy to train. Although Su Huan had come into contact with some very skilled snipers, he still only had a superficial understanding of the subject.

At the Steel Council, his training was also geared towards logistics.

For example, how to stably control energy, adjust the output power according to the characteristics of different electrical appliances, and determine when to convert which energy source with the least loss...

Yes, it's about how to be a good power bank.

But Yu Yue has potential in this area.

However, living in a peaceful environment for too long has overshadowed her talent in this area.

In this era, skills are secondary; talent is the fundamental factor that determines everything.

Su Huan grabbed the edge of the wall and climbed up with all his might.

The injury on his right hand ruptured due to the exertion, revealing streams of blood that reacted with the acid rain, turning into a murky grayish-brown.

Standing on the rooftop and looking out, his gaze pierced through the blurry rain, and he finally found his target.

Su Huan licked the corner of his mouth.

"Rebirth is the path to invincibility, Captain He."

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(End of this chapter)