Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

"Wait, don't move." Su Li placed her hand on Sophia's laser gun. This gun was a high-energy laser emitter that Sophia had previously obtained, which she had turned into her own magic gun. Its characteristics were strong penetrating power and high energy consumption, which could be replaced by magic energy crystals. At the same time, the laser beam also had the effect of dispelling the magic energy attached to enemies.

The biggest problem with this weapon in Sophia's hands is that its bullets are beams, and Sophia can't enchant the beams yet, so its output capability will be a bit weak.

However, this is the seaside, and Sofia's only weapons with a wide area of ​​effect are grenade launchers and laser guns. The grenades from the grenade launchers are still live ammunition, and after they explode, the impact is absorbed by the seawater, so their destructive power is not as good as that of the laser guns.

Sofia is always ready to be activated.

She also noticed something was wrong; these transformed monsters seemed to have no aggressiveness.

Unlike ordinary Iron-level monsters, they didn't rush to attack them because their territory was invaded, nor did they engage in territorial disputes among themselves.

"Is it because the territories have already been allocated?" Sun Keke suggested.

Ivan observed for a moment, then dismissed the idea, saying, "It doesn't seem like it. Their situation is more like they're indulging in their own amusement."

"Get off the train and take a look. Coco, put it on the train and raise the train cannon."

The group got off the car and walked towards the various monsters and ghosts on the beach.

Su Li's gaze was fixed on the clam-woman. His intense attention to her wasn't solely due to her figure. She was voluptuous and shapely; he personally handled her every few days, so he wasn't so lacking in self-control.

What he noticed was the clam-person's behavior in absorbing the moonlight.

The moon's radiance materialized on her pearl, becoming a stream of water that was absorbed by the pearl.

However, Su Lie only absorbed it; he didn't sense any further utilization of the energy by the female clam-person.

However, the aura of this clam woman was indeed increasing.

A thermal power plant can still output electricity even though it's just burning coal and the generators aren't running. How does that mean?

Zuli thought for a moment and came up with a suitable word: formalism.

"It's like a performance, a performance carried out according to someone's ideas. This performance only has superficial appearances, and there is no internal operating logic. So the clam girl is absorbing the moon's essence, but after absorbing the moon's essence, how the moon's essence will make the clam girl evolve is unknown to the designer, so the only output is the result that the clam girl becomes stronger."

Weird.

When Su Li first saw the changes in these seafood, she thought she had stumbled into a stereotypical Cthulhu movie set. She imagined these fish would grow tentacles and eyes, and she would join them in a thrilling B-movie gore.

After looking around the site, I realized that this thing really does have a bit of a K-pop vibe, highlighting something indescribable.

This phenomenon was so peculiar that Su Li and the others had some guesses based on their own knowledge.

Having made a guess, Zurich naturally wanted to put it into practice.

Unfortunately, the enemy arrived.

Zuli keenly sensed a certain hostility and appetite—they were treating them like food.

At the same time, everyone in the team looked in the direction from which the hostility was coming.

That was in the depths of the pale purple ocean.

Suddenly, the sea surface exploded, and a dark shadow burst out of the water, crashing heavily onto the beach.

That was a shark—no, it could no longer be called a shark.

Its body was a full six meters long, and its skin was no longer smooth gray-white, but covered with dark purple scales. Its dorsal fin stood upright like a blade, with a metallic sheen at the edges. Its teeth gleamed with a sharp luster, and inside its wide-open mouth, layer upon layer of teeth resembled a shredder, sending chills down one's spine.

Sun Lili's eyes widened. "This thing can get ashore?!"

The shark gave them no time to think. With a sudden lash of its tail, the beach exploded, sending sand flying like bullets, while its body charged like a cannonball, its gaping maw lunging straight at Zurich!

Meanwhile, in the ocean, a large number of sharks pounced on Su Li and his companions. Each one possessed the strength of a silver-level shark.

"Is this world really only at energy level 1.2?" Su Li cursed inwardly.

"clang--!"

The greatsword clashed with the shark's sharp teeth, sparks flying. Zuli was thrown back two steps by the force, her boots carving deep furrows in the sand. The shark, having missed its first attack, twisted its body in mid-air, a whirlwind swirling around it, before pouncing again!

Su Li looked at the retreating marks beneath her feet, her expression somewhat strange. The shark's immense power wasn't insurmountable, but Su Li had felt an overwhelming force when she was attacked.

This force is peculiar; it has been specialized and has an extremely powerful repelling effect.

"Interesting!" Su Li sneered, channeling magical energy into her sword blade, causing the blazing white flames to surge. "Then I'll play with you!"

Ivan raised his shield, and an illusory shield appeared on it, expanding his defensive range. He stood at the forefront, withstanding the attack of the remaining five sharks.

He also felt that peculiar force of repulsion. Ivan's feet were connected to the ground, trying to channel that force into the earth. This was a technique similar to super armor, extremely practical.

However, the next second, he felt a unique vibration in his body, which instantly alerted him.

Ivan instantly severed the link beneath his feet and was sent flying by the force.

Ivan tapped his shield lightly on the ground to absorb the force, then shouted through the mental link, "Don't try to withstand the impact. This isn't a simple impact; it has some unique mechanism!"

After saying that, Ivan picked up his shield again and charged forward.

Sofia, on the other hand, immediately opened fire.

Just as the team was battling the shark, the sea began to boil again.

A dozen or so silver beams burst from the water, shooting toward the train like arrows—they were swordfish, but their snouts were no longer bony spears, but rather some kind of crystalline structure shimmering with dark blue energy, the tips even vibrating at a high frequency.

"Bang! Bang! Bang!"

The crystal spear pierced the train's outer shell, easily penetrating the metal, and cracks spread like a spider web.

"Damn it, my car!" Su Li's eyes turned red.

This train is not just a vehicle; it's their home.

Inside the car, Sun Keke looked at the jagged long-snout swordfish in front of her, then at the dozen or so swordfish outside, and felt her heart pounding. Each of these swordfish possessed the aura of a silver-level creature.

The magical energy within her body transformed, and she opened her mouth, letting out a wolf howl.

The dozen or so swordfish stuck in the train were immediately gripped by fear and began to tremble.

[The effect is surprisingly good!] Sun Keke's eyes lit up when she saw the effect. [And why aren't these swordfish making any further moves? Would silver-level monsters be this stupid?]

Sun Keke's words were simultaneously relayed to her teammates. Song Mingyu waved her staff, and beams of light rushed into the swordfish. Feeling the feedback from the magical energy, Song Mingyu's tense mood, which had been heightened by seeing more than 20 silver-level creatures, relaxed.

"Don't worry." Song Mingyu's voice was gentle and steady, dispelling the tension in the group. "These are all the worst of the worst!"