Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

After retrieving the book from the library, Su Li returned to the teleportation hall and arrived back in the real timeline.

When I opened my eyes, my teammates had also returned here at the same time.

They exchanged glances, and each person's aura changed slightly.

"Let's go back first and sort out what we've gained."

Su Li patted the box of books she was carrying. "My master gave me a lot of books. Everyone can read them regularly to prepare for changing their cultivation methods in the future."

The group returned to the train, sat down in the duty room, and began to eat and chat.

Su Li briefly explained her situation, then placed the books on the table. These books were all printed copies, lacking any real meaning. However, her master had stipulated that they were for her team's use only and not to be circulated outside.

After listening to Zuli's experience, Sofia also shared her own.

"I found a teacher and began advanced training in the Magic Bullet Shooter skill."

……

Sophia arrived in the city where her master lived, the Gun Capital under the command of the God of Pioneers, in a small shop.

As soon as she entered, she heard her master's deep, husky voice. "Quite a change. Even your internal organs contain elements. Is this a power system created by your civilization's unique worldview?"

Without waiting for Sophia to return, he stretched and said, "Sigh, it's been a long time for you, but only a few minutes have passed for me. Teaching for 100 years is exhausting. That bastard Kaituo, he can't even send me some good-looking apprentices."

"Either a cute and charming little girl or a mature and beautiful older woman. This kind of mediocre choice is really not interesting."

Sophia didn't take it seriously; that's just how her master is. She simply took out the Five Elements Snake Soup she had made, placed it on the counter, and immediately her master pounced on it like a dog and started eating it greedily.

"Oh, new dish! Delicious, delicious. This lousy place is full of cyborgs and silicon-based creatures. I can't find anything good to eat even after walking half the city. All I can find are random energy bars. But this tastes just right for me."

The chef held the spoon with three hands and fed it to his mouth one spoonful at a time.

"Karl, hurry up after you finish eating, I only have 3 days." Sophia tapped the table.

"That's why I say, being a half-baked person is no good. You lose your innocence and cuteness, you don't have enough experience and you can't be charming enough. You're hard to please, very hard to please." Karl pointed with a spoon covered in soup.

Seeing the ominous look in Sophia's eyes, Karl cut to the chase, "Show me what you know first."

Sophia nodded, took out a few bullets, and began enchanting them. She then demonstrated the Five Elements theory she had developed.

"Alright, you've gotten the basics of enchanting, and your body has changed quite a bit. You can continue to study this for the next while. This time, we'll learn how to create your own magical energy cultivation method, as well as the unique abilities of the Magic Bullet Shooter."

"Your body has changed so much that general magic energy training is definitely not enough for you anymore. I have a terminal here with relevant knowledge. Go and learn it yourself. If you don't understand something, write it down and ask me all at once."

"Then there's the ability of the Magic Bullet Shooter."

Karl made a gun shape with his fingers and pointed it at his eyes. "The Magic Shotgun originates from a fallen evil god. I've already told you about the origin of the profession. Remember when I said the Magic Shotgun has three 'magic's'?"

“I remember, magic bullets, magic guns, magic eyes,” Sophia replied.

"Yes, magic bullets with various effects, hitting vital points, manipulating cause and effect, magic eyes that never miss, and magic guns with various unique abilities. The trinity is what makes a magic bullet shooter."

"Your magic bullet training has reached the required level thanks to an opportunity. Now you can begin training in magic eyes and magic spears."

Karl began explaining the basic training methods for the Demon Eye and started helping Sophia get started. But the most unique part was actually the training with the Demon Gun.

"I remember you have a very special gun, right? It can fire spiritual bullets that strike the enemy's soul directly."

Sofia took out her rifle and placed it on the counter.

"Hmm... It's made from materials from Kosmonas." Karl picked it up and examined it for a while. "Look, just like this gun of yours, because it uses special materials, this gun has very special abilities."

"But when you become stronger, you'll need even stronger guns. Older guns have poor stats but good skills, while newer guns have strong stats but poor skills. It's a real dilemma. Some guns have very unique attributes, and there aren't even any high-level alternatives. Isn't that a shame?"

"That evil god has the ability to extract the essence of enemies and make them into various guns. We magic bullet shooters followed suit and developed a professional skill that can extract the essence of demons and make various spirit guns. These spirit guns are essentially a type of equipment that can grow in value."

"Your gun is a good piece of material. It fires bullets that strike straight to the soul and also has the effect of bursting out after exhaustion. It's a relatively rare ability."

After listening to Karl's words, Sophia looked down at her dream gun, "The Spirit Gun? Master, how do I make it?"

"It's very simple, just follow me. We'll start by learning how to perceive its origin..."

Three days later, Sophia had mastered the basics of shaping her magic eye and spirit spear. She bid farewell to Karl and returned to the temple.

……

"This is what I've experienced these past few days. As for my cultivation method, I've already got a general idea. After accumulating some more experience, I'm ready to create my own cultivation method," Sophia concluded.

Su Li was a little envious. "The Demon Eye, the Spirit Spear... so cool. I've dreamed about things like that before."

"Haha, brother-in-law, your eyes look super cool when they light up. It's so nice that both my sister and brother-in-law have special eyes. I want them too," Ivan said with a smile.

“That’s true. Teenagers in their chuunibyou phase love to create all sorts of eye techniques for themselves. I’ve even met kids who had eye problems and insisted they had awakened an eye technique and refused treatment,” Song Mingyu chimed in with a complaint.

In turn, it was Ivan's turn to share his experiences.

"Ahem." Ivan cleared his throat. "This is what happened to me."

……

“!” Ivan’s master, Star Knight Norman, nodded to his disciple. “Sit!”

“Yes, Master.” Ivan sat obediently in front of Norman.

"Results".

"Okay, Master, I'll now show you my recent learning progress."

Ivan took a deep breath, and a red halo appeared beside him.

Then, a few seconds later, another green halo appeared beside him. However, after this halo appeared, both the red and green halos fluctuated slightly, and soon both halos dissipated.

“Interference.” Norman raised his hand, and a white light appeared on it. Then, the light refracted in his palm, turning into seven colors. “Spectrum.”

Ivan looked at the light in his master's hand, pondered for a moment, and then said, "You mean, I need to adjust the frequency of my magical energy so that the halos are staggered and no longer interfere with each other?"

“Good.” Norman nodded.

Now, Ivan looked distressed. "Master, what you're saying sounds simple, but this operation is extremely difficult."

"Difficult?" Norman looked puzzled, wondering what made it difficult. "The starry sky."

"What does 'starry sky' mean?" Ivan didn't quite understand.

Nomo pinched his chin, pondered for a moment, then waved his hand, tearing through space.

Then, pulling Ivan along, they jumped into the spatial rift.

Ivan's vision blurred, and then he found himself in space, surrounded by dazzling starlight. Under his teacher's watchful eye, he remained safe and sound in space.

"Perceive, listen, the voice of the stars."

After saying that, the guy sat down to the side and closed his eyes to rest. A shimmering light emanated from his body, seemingly echoing the surrounding starry sky.

Ivan could only sit down with his master and begin his training using the Star Knights' training methods.

However, during this cultivation, Ivan sensed something was amiss. The surrounding starry sky seemed very active, and changes that were previously difficult to perceive had become much more obvious.

Ivan's heart stirred; he knew that his master was guiding him in his cultivation.

Ivan quickly focused his mind and began cultivating in the starry sky with his master.

Three days passed in the blink of an eye. Norman finally stopped guiding, and Ivan opened his eyes.

Norman looked at his disciple, his expression unreadable, which made Ivan think to himself that his master was a silent, handsome man, like the starry sky.

“Forging.” Norman’s words remained concise.

Ivan quickly took out the tools he had recently forged. Norman looked them over and commented, "Difficult to stretch."

After saying that, he took out a metal pen and threw it at Ivan.

Before Ivan could say anything, he suddenly found himself in the temple.