Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

Inside the hall, many people were recording and observing the Haichao people, and analyzing their occupations.

"What intelligence do you have?" Su Li asked a familiar-looking logistics staff member.

The logistics staff realized that the person being questioned was Su Li, so they took notes and said, "This Tide People are their unique profession: headhunters."

"According to our intelligence, the origin of this profession is that when their race was still weak, they had a habit of hiding in small containers."

Su Li remembered a question she had seen on a biology exam before, so she asked, "It's like an octopus crawling into a snail's shell."

“That’s right.” The logistics personnel continued, “The world that the Tide People originally lived in had extraordinary powers. When the Tide People were in their ignorant period, they would occasionally burrow into the remains of some powerful creatures, which still retained some of their power. In the course of their evolution, they learned how to use this power and passed down this method.”

"Through continuous improvement and development, it eventually became one of the five mainstream professions of the Haichao people: headhunter."

"They would hunt other creatures, and then, while preserving the brain, fuse the essence of those creatures into their skulls, creating a skull-shaped magical artifact. They would then use this artifact in battle."

"It's a rather ancient profession. The more heads they possess, the more methods they have. Furthermore, the original owner's magical energy is preserved within the head, making their endurance extremely strong."

Su Li noted down this information, then looked at the logistics staff with some surprise, "You guys know so much."

“Given your status, some intelligence can already be unlocked for you,” the logistics personnel explained. “We have intelligence agents in all four civilizations who have pretended to defect.”

"Although we haven't gotten to the core area yet, it's still easy to obtain some basic information."

Zurich nodded. "Very good. It fits my stereotypes about different countries."

Sending spies to the enemy during wartime is an old trick used by all the countries on Earth. We can't forget these old tricks just because we've come to the new world.

Su Li grew up reading spy stories in small books sold at street stalls.

"To be honest, we originally thought it was herders coming. Headhunters rarely do this kind of herding." The intelligence officer said, his expression somewhat indignant. "But just now our intelligence officers told us that this change was caused by Lin Feng."

"Lin Feng?" Su Li asked, puzzled. "What happened to him?"

"Do you know what 'convert fanaticism' is? It refers to the fact that newcomers to a group are more loyal and fanatical than those who originally belonged to that group," the logistics staff explained. "Lin Feng boarded the Hai Chao people's ship and had no way back, so he desperately tried to prove his worth. He knew in his heart that he was a traitor despised by millions, so he kept convincing himself that he had made the right choice. Therefore, he was more devoted to the Hai Chao people than to his own parents."

The logistics personnel sneered, "That bastard Lin Feng used up the civilization resources of Blue Star to help the Tide People develop a blood sacrifice system that combines blood sacrifices, rituals, and the raising of Gu from various countries, especially the sacrificial rituals of the Aztecs. This system solved a pain point for the headhunters, which was the difficulty in strengthening them after a headhunting, so they had to keep hunting powerful monsters."

"Once this system is developed, it will be able to continuously enhance headhunters through blood sacrifice. When you play games, you'll also have those pieces of equipment that are very useful, but whose stats aren't high enough, so you have to regretfully discard them. With this system, those useful pieces of equipment will become upgradeable equipment, resulting in huge improvements."

Su Li was furious. Sure enough, the traitors were even more hateful than the Japanese. But he also had some doubts: "Blood sacrifice should be quite common, right? Wouldn't the Hai Chao people have acquired this technology from other civilizations?"

"They could only get their hands on finished products developed by others. Unlike now, they have a complete research chain and can develop their own industrial chain."

This is the wonderful application of the foundation of civilization. Some seemingly insignificant cultural insights are actually reflections of certain rules in the void. With the corresponding foundation of civilization, developing the corresponding abilities is no longer like a headless fly trying its luck, but rather like feeling its way across a river.

"Fortunately, Lin Feng is incredibly greedy. Using his things is worse than taking his life, so he hasn't consumed much of his civilization's resources and is still waiting for a better price. This blood sacrifice system has only just begun and hasn't been explored in depth yet." The logistics personnel finally brought some good news. "We're also taking action now. After a few exploration cycles, there might be some major operations."

"It would have been better if we had dealt with Lin Feng sooner," Su Li remarked. He had a personal grudge against Lin Feng. He had been targeted by Lin Feng for a long time simply because of a few fair words he had spoken.

The logistics personnel continued, "This headhunter wants to graze on the giant serpent and then perform a blood sacrifice ritual similar to raising a venomous insect to strengthen one of his existing heads. If he succeeds, he might obtain a beast head with divine special abilities."

Divine Special Attack—Su Li was no stranger to this. His master possessed several sword techniques specifically designed to fight gods; it was practically standard equipment for followers of the God of Pioneers. Reaching the Silver rank meant not having a single skill specifically designed to fight gods, but it would result in a -1 status debuff.

As for why such a strange thing exists, the root cause lies with the pioneering god who interacts with the believers in the second love.

Who is number one? That would undoubtedly be the goddess of beauty, who contributed most of the gossip among the gods.

Incidentally, because he caused the god of pioneering to suffer a defeat, Zuli is now a 'highly anticipated newcomer' among believers, and his reputation has spread far and wide.

After finishing this conversation, Su Li shut her mouth and carefully observed the Tide People on the screen.

Zuli did not consider the Tide People as intelligent beings at all, but rather analyzed them as a kind of magical beast.

He noticed that the octopus of the Sea Tide Man was really quite agile. When its four legs moved, it took small, quick steps and moved quickly and dangerously.

The four wrists, too, can rotate 360 ​​degrees when wielding the head in their hands, with virtually no blind spots. If this thing were to wield a sword, it would definitely be a formidable opponent.

What's even more amazing is that his eyes are like a chameleon's, able to rotate and look separately, which means that the Sea Tide Man has extremely strong vision and eyesight.

The more I look at it, the more I realize that the physical condition of the Hai Chao people completely surpasses that of Earthlings.

But Su Li wasn't worried. He believed that as long as the Blue Star people hadn't given up, one day they would win everything back.

What future can a civilization have that abandons its pioneering spirit, starts to play tricks and schemes, exploits loopholes in the eternal game, and suppresses weaker civilizations instead of choosing to strengthen its own?