Train Survival: I can copy randomly

As soon as the time came, Song Ying couldn't wait to leave the waiting room. Outside was the beach and sunshine. She walked around the beach but didn't see any people, let alone any animals. She should be the only one in this area.

Song Ying took out the energy boat from his backpack and put it on the sea. The system was very considerate and built a small dock, which made it convenient for Song Ying to launch the boat.

Jumping onto the energy boat and sitting in the driver's seat, Song Ying discovered that this boat was very similar to the small boat he had used in the water park before, both of which had a control panel.

There is a map on the control panel. Now the map is blank, with only an island-like icon at the initial location.

Song Ying tried clicking on a blank location on the map, and the energy boat started up by itself.

There was nothing to do on the boat, so Song Ying started to study the panel. In addition to the map, there was also a mode switch. After clicking on it, there were two options: [Autopilot] and [Manual Drive].

The boat is now in automatic driving mode, and Song Ying doesn't dare to click randomly. What if she clicks and can't come back? It would be too tiring for her to drive the boat herself. She'd better try this function before she is ready to go into the water.

The panel also shows the remaining energy status, and you can replenish energy stones as needed. This ship has never been used before, but it is still full now.

The four-seater boat was still very spacious with Song Ying being the only one sitting on it. After the speed was adjusted, it was not very fast. The location they had pointed to was still quite far away and it took nearly an hour to get there.

Thirteen areas were opened on the map in this hour. The areas specified by the system are still relatively small. If you don't want to go into the water but have a boat, you can use the map opening to gain points.

Song Ying drove the boat on the sea for another hour, but didn't find any islands. She stopped the boat and planned to have lunch before going into the water to explore the seabed.

In this way, Song Ying let the boat drift by itself and she ate lunch in the sun on the boat. After eating, she did not go into the water immediately. She rested and digested for half an hour before going into the water to start her exploration in the water.

Song Ying jumped from the boat into the water, and the moment she entered the water, she quickly transformed into a mermaid, her still bright silver-white tail sparkling in the sun.

He emerged from the water and touched the energy boat on the water, then disappeared and was put into his backpack.

Song Ying exposed half of his head and looked at the water surface for a while, and only after making sure that there was really no one nearby did he continue to dive into the water.

At the beginning, there was still sunlight in the water, but the light became less and less as one went deeper. Finally, Song Ying took out her flashlight and illuminated the surrounding environment.

After that, Song Ying swam deeper into the sea with a harpoon in one hand and a flashlight in the other. The closer he got to the seabed, the more complex the terrain became.

First they encountered a mountain. The mountain was very strange, like a bamboo shoot, with a single sharp tip. Song Ying was very curious and leaned over to take a look. He originally thought that it was formed by something sinking to the bottom of the sea, but upon closer inspection he found that it was really stone.

Going downstream around this stalagmite mountain, you will see stalagmites like this all over the area. It is magical and looks like an inverted and enlarged stalactite.

Song Ying opened the map and found that this place was marked by the system, which was very similar to the stalagmite that Song Ying saw at the beginning.

Song Ying was marveling as he swam nearby. It took him nearly five minutes to leave the Shisun Mountain area. Outside that area was a vast flat plain with some ups and downs occasionally, but none of them were big mountains.

Just swimming like that, he didn't encounter the monsters that the system mentioned. There were just some ordinary fish all around him, and some of the fish even approached Song Ying affectionately.

These fish reminded her of the adorable dolphin that had accompanied her for the day.

At this time, Song Ying had a wonderful idea. She could go back and ask Xiao Hei, since it can turn into a cat, can it also turn into other animals, hehe.

Just as Song Ying was thinking about it, he saw that the color of the area in front had become darker. There must be a deep pit or a trench in front.

After swimming about 200 meters, Song Ying could see clearly what was in front of her: a circular deep pit, about 60 meters deep from her position. The entire surface was flat, and there were ruins of human buildings at the bottom of the pit.

The ruins were overgrown with aquatic plants and shells, and it was no longer possible to tell what they originally looked like. Song Ying adjusted the flashlight in his hand to the brightest mode, which consumed the most energy. However, Song Ying had no shortage of energy stones and did not care about wasting them.

The sudden light disturbed the creatures living in the ruins, and countless fish swam out, rubbing against Song Ying from time to time.

Song Ying first swam along the rock wall to the bottom of the pit, then slowly approached the ruins. Only after he got closer could he see the ruins clearly.

From the buildings that have not completely collapsed, it can be seen that they are very similar to the ancient buildings of Blue Star China. There are about a dozen such dilapidated houses in this area.

Such a house was definitely not built on the seabed in the past, and no one knows what caused the island to fall into the sea so completely.

Walking among these ruins, you can still seem to see the smiles on the faces of the people who lived here in the past.

Just as Song Ying was immersed in the old memories of this area, he suddenly heard a sound behind him. He dodged the attack sideways and the harpoon in his hand was ejected directly.

It was a very large octopus. Many fish had just run away, so Song Ying subconsciously thought that there were no large animals here, and that’s why he was almost hit by the tentacles of this octopus.

The harpoon was ejected and hit the octopus's tentacles. The octopus immediately tried to retract it, but was pulled to the octopus's side along the harpoon's wire rope.

She quickly replaced the flashlight with a knife. In fact, she could see things in the water, but it was not very clear without the light. Now that she had put away the flashlight, it did not hinder her from fighting.

The knife cut the tentacles and one of the eight tentacles fell off. The octopus's remaining tentacles began to fly around in pain.

The flying tentacles stirred up a lot of mud and sand, making the water in the entire area muddy.

Song Ying couldn't continue fighting in such an environment. If she wasn't careful, she would drink a lot of muddy water, and she didn't want to drink it.

Use a harpoon to drag the giant octopus away from the seabed so that it will not disturb the mud and sand again. In the process of dragging the octopus, it still wanted to whip Song Ying with its tentacles, but Song Ying chopped them all off.

Because of the distance, the cut lengths were different. When Song Ying stopped, the tentacles of the entire octopus had become of different lengths, and the force of the whipping was not as strong as at the beginning.

Song Ying could sense that the octopus was almost exhausted, so she began to use the harpoon's ejection and retraction functions to move it farther and closer.

He chopped the tentacles when they got close and dodged when they got far away. In the end, Song Ying chopped all the tentacles off the octopus. He did not waste them and collected them all so that he could go back and give them to Xiao Hei as a snack.