Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

The Sea Cucumber battleship was still drawing on the magical energy of Su Li and his companions, but with Song Mingyu's thorny attacks, the magical energy within Su Li and his group was being drained away like a math problem that Su Li used to solve.

Classmates, there is a pool with a tube that looks like a sea cucumber pumping water in at a speed of x. At the same time, kind-hearted Sister Mingyu is releasing water through a tube at a speed of y. How long will it take to fill the pool?

Su Li couldn't help but smile. Goodness, it felt like a dream come true, like being back on Earth.

What interrupted Zuli's dream was Sofia's rapid-fire stroll.

With the magic energy problem resolved, Sophia unleashed her full power, continuously firing grenades and leaving behind a large amount of elemental terrain on the ground.

Su Li and Sun Lili exchanged a glance, and the two tacitly assigned their respective opponents.

Su Li, his Moon Wheel Sword trailing a long trail of freezing air, rushed towards the insect hive. His Moon Wheel Sword was particularly adept at dealing with this large insect hive. Meanwhile, Sun Lili, staff in hand, charged towards the archerfish that had begun to gather its power.

[Halo - Frozen]

Ivan activated his aura, and an ice-blue halo appeared around him, continuously causing minor freezing damage to those around him.

This damage is just enough to kill those annoying bugs and keep the surrounding teammates safe.

Sun Keke finished casting her spell and pointed towards Su Li. [Black Forest Mist]

This ability comes from the misty forest setting commonly found in fairy tales.

A layer of mist suddenly enveloped Su Li, with the faint shadows of trees visible. However, as the target, Su Li's vision remained unobstructed.

Upon seeing Su Li rushing towards them, numerous flying insects swarmed towards her. However, upon entering the mist, they lost their way, flying around aimlessly as if drunk.

Without the annoyance of these pesky insects, Zuli successfully stormed onto the deck of the insect hive.

The deck of the insect hive carrier had long since mutated into a dark red, fleshy platform, with countless honeycomb-like holes from which slime carrying insect eggs continuously poured out.

These are all temporary incubation sites, and their incubation efficiency is far inferior to that of the incubation facilities inside the aircraft carrier. At the carrier's exit, numerous elemental terrain features, like mosquito-attracting lamps, emit crackling sounds, which are quite relaxing.

Su Li leaped into the air, her Moon Wheel Sword sweeping across, unleashing frost-covered sword energy that slashed down like a crescent moon, freezing several newly hatched flying ants into ice sculptures. But the next second, even more flying ants abandoned hatching altogether, exploding in their unfinished state, raining down a barrage of acidic projectiles.

Su Li heard Sun Keke's voice in her ear: "Brother-in-law, the divination is over. The core of the insect hive is in this location!"

Since they all mutated from warships, Su Li guessed whether the warship's power plant had been preserved.

The confirmed task was handed over to Sun Keke by Su Li. Sun Keke lived up to expectations and found the core of the most troublesome insect hive.

At this moment, the Zerg hive sensed that it was being watched. It instinctively felt that something was wrong and skipped the initial probe by massing units, instead unleashing its strongest attack.

On the side of the insect nest, among several shell-like structures, the caps of each shell were opened.

Twenty mutated crows burst out of the cavity that split open on the side of the insect nest. Their swollen abdomens reminded Su Li of the legends of starving ghosts she had heard before; they were so large that they made her feel nauseous.

The crow flew towards Su Li, its belly rumbling, the edges of its wings gleaming with the silver light of spatial rifts, its flight path faintly cutting black marks in the air.

Su Li's eyes narrowed. Were these the same crows that had just used spatial exile? Were they now changing their attack methods?

Two larger crows swooped down, followed closely by more. Su Li spun around and slashed horizontally, the blue light of the Moon Wheel Sword sweeping across the crows' bodies.

The crow's wingman accelerated instantly, aiming its wings at Su Li's slash. The ice mark collided with the wings, slicing the ice mark in two, but the crow also turned into a block of ice.

[Spatial cutting. I'm really curious how they found such supermodel crows.] Su Li judged in his mind that they were definitely not products of local technology. According to his guess, they probably found some special mutated monsters, hunted them, and then carried out special modifications on these monsters.

Su Li kept unleashing sword strikes, and one after another, the crows sacrificed themselves to pave the way for their companions.

The fog that Sun Keke had created lost its function in the face of spatial cutting. The crow's wings cut through the black fog like a paper cutter, revealing Su Li's figure.

The moment they saw Su Li, all the crows burst into extremely fast speed, and their swollen bellies visibly shrank.

It seems this attack is taking a heavy toll on them.

Su Li narrowed his eyes. The crows' charge seemed foolish, but Su Li remembered that the warship's pilots still retained their rationality. They shouldn't make such a stupid decision.

Sure enough, when the crows reached their maximum speed, the ordinary crow at the front suddenly trembled, and their wings collided.

Then, a spatial rift appeared beside Su Li, and two large crows crossed this short distance and arrived beside Su Li.

Space jump!

Two crows, one on the back of Su Li's head, about to spark his imagination, and the other in the back of his heart, ready to make him laugh out loud.

If they were ordinary people, they would have actually succeeded.

However, in Su Li's team, there was a guy who was good at spatial manipulation. During their sparring sessions, Su Li had been hit by this kind of spatial jump attack countless times.

Su Li's magical energy erupted instantly, and layers of ice burst forth from his back, transforming him into the form of a thorn-backed man.

The monster controlling things behind the scenes couldn't help but sneer at Su Li's response. What was she thinking? That was an indestructible spatial cutter; this little bit of ice was like paper in front of it.

But the next second, he couldn't laugh anymore.

Because the two crows he had placed his hopes on were hanging behind Su Li.

Su Li rolled away from where she stood, leaving behind an ice block that retained its human-shaped shell.

[Phew.] Su Li breathed a sigh of relief; he had successfully dealt with the attack. This move relied heavily on surprise. Having sparred with Sun Lili many times, he sensed the attack's location through a combination of perception and intuition. The instant he sensed it, Su Li activated the contingency plan he had devised when anticipating that the enemy might use a spatial jump attack.

His first contingency plan is to take evasive action to preserve his head and most of his heart. Such an injury is not fatal to Su Li.

Who would have thought that the first contingency plan was completely unnecessary, and the second contingency plan would end the game.

Ice Blast Stomp is an improved version of the early predecessor that made great contributions to Blood Horse.

While maintaining the stun effect of the stomp, it explodes with ice/fire around itself to attack enemies.

Some people see the spatial cutting ability on the crow's wings and only remember the terrifying cutting power of the crow's wings, but they overlook one thing - only the tip of the crow's wing has cutting power, the back of the wing is still fragile flesh and blood.

Su Li manipulated the surging ice spikes, piercing the crow's wing. Relying on her knowledge of the crow's skeletal structure from her monster studies, she severed the wing at the root.

As a result, the crow's body and wings separated in mid-air, its wings were held in place by multiple icicles above and below, and the crow's body crashed into the ice with a thud.