Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

In the mental theater...

"Ding Ding!"

The referee rang the bell, signaling the start of the tournament.

Holding a microphone and wearing a professional smile, the host addressed the audience: "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Train Survival Challenge! Without further ado, let's welcome our challenger!"

"He is a follower of the God of Pioneers, the slayer of the Storm Crystal Feather Serpent, 185 cm tall, weighing 85 kg, strong and powerful, capable of killing a bull with a single punch, the train conductor who has stepped into the extraordinary realm and embarked on the path of the warrior, Su Wuwuwuwuwu Li Yiyiyiyiyiyiyi."

"Oh my gosh!" "Sulli is invincible!" "Sulli is as handsome as the readers!" "Sulli, do I want to have your baby?!"

Su Li opened her arms and waved to the excited audience.

He strode confidently to the center of the ring, seemingly oblivious to his surroundings.

"Challenger Su Li!" The host shoved the microphone at him. "Do you have anything to say to your defending champion?"

“What I want to say is…” Su Li smiled wickedly.

Screams erupted from below: "God Su! God Su! God Su!" "His mouth is crooked! His mouth is crooked!" "My God Su is invincible!"

The atmosphere had already become heated. Su Li pointed at the audience and said, "Challenger Su Li? No, the defender, you are the challenger!"

"Wow!" "Su Li, when will you be number one in the ring?" The audience screamed!

"Today!" Su Li held up one finger. "Today!"

"Great! Contestant Zu Li is full of fighting spirit and confidence!" The host smiled and applauded, then, in a calm tone, extended his hand towards the defending champion, "Next, let's welcome the defending champion!"

"Godzilla."

Zuli: Huh?

What? I'm fighting Godzilla?

Su Li's mouth dropped open.

"Haha, just kidding." The host chuckled and patted Su Li on the shoulder. "How come your opponent is Godzilla?"

Su Li immediately breathed a sigh of relief, "Haha, you really know how to liven up the atmosphere."

"Your opponent is the Crimson Legend Godzilla."

……

As the mental drama ended, Su Li staggered and had to grab the table to avoid falling.

"Are you kidding me? That's the Crimson Legend Godzilla outside?!" Su Li's voice was distorted.

"What kind of crappy world is this? What the hell! How can there be a Crimson Godzilla? What's the point of playing games here? Maybe we'd be happier just sticking to Zisha pottery." Su Li's language system was starting to break down.

Family members, who understands this? Traveling through the world, you look up and see a 108-meter-tall, 9-ton fat guy demolishing a building.

"Alright, forget about getting stronger, let's think about how to die peacefully first... Wait a minute? Something's not right, fatso?"

Su Li's eyes narrowed. This thing really looked like Crimson Godzilla, but it didn't seem to be very strong.

That 30-plus-story high-rise apartment building was patted three or four times by Godzilla, and it seems to be fine?

"Something's not right, the strength's not right." Su Li realized something was amiss. "The real Crimson Legend Godzilla would fall over with a single slap. Even if it's strong enough, it would still leave claw marks."

Then, a number of options flashed through Su Li's mind: "Hallucinations caused by mist? Phantom bats? Evil spirits in the black mist? Aggregated creatures? All of them are possible. Anyway, it's definitely not a real Godzilla."

"What?" Ivan, who had been startled, came to his senses after hearing Su Li's words and quickly asked, "Brother Su, do you mean that it's fake?"

“Yes, even if it’s not fake, it’s just all show and no substance,” Su Li said definitively. “With that physique and muscle mass, it’s impossible for it to have such little destructive power.”

"Stop the car and let's plan the route first."

Sofia stopped the car, but left the boiler burning. They weren't short of firewood now; they had plenty of branches, which, once processed into charcoal, burned even longer.

Su Li took out the last basic map, hesitated for a moment, and then did not use it.

These basic maps are truly invaluable; I didn't see any for sale at the transit station in Zurich.

This is an urban world, and Su Li felt that the basic map wasn't very useful. It would be better to save it for when traveling to other places.

For example, island worlds and the like.

Su Li put away the blueprints. "Let's put Godzilla aside for now. Let's plan our objective first. We don't need to run around everywhere this time; we have plenty of resources in the city."

This kind of city-world is unlikely to be open in the early stages, because it offers access to a large amount of urgently needed resources.

However, the game progress was forcibly accelerated. In a normal game, when these types of maps are unlocked, players should start pursuing extraordinary items. These ordinary iron, plastic, and modern goods would no longer be scarce, which is why city maps where these items can be obtained in large quantities are unlocked.

"We're in the suburbs of a city now. We're not looking for ordinary residential houses. We can just grab some toiletries from any shop."

Su Li tapped the table, organizing her thoughts. "The hospital has the medicine we need. The factory might have a lot of finished raw materials, like nitric acid. There are also gun shops, but this might be a gun-free country. So we can check the police station. Then there's the bank. There's a good chance there's gold in the bank."

“If it’s a city world, there should be city maps, right? We can look for a city map and then plan our route based on it,” Ivan added.

“Yes, that’s a good idea.” Su Li nodded. “Newsstands, bookstores, and libraries might have city maps. Pay more attention to these places.”

Su Li looked outside. The fog outside was even thicker than before.

Even though the sun had already come out, there was still a white fog outside. When the wind blew, the fog kept churning, as if there were monsters moving around inside, which was terrifying.

Su Li opened the chat room and the first thing she saw was an announcement.

[Due to the low survival rate in some regions, regional mergers are now underway.]

You have entered chat room 1551. Current number of participants: 10/10

Su Li's eyes widened. Good heavens, another server merge! How many Blue Star people are left from the original 98 billion?

Su Li didn't dare to think too much about the problem, so she quickly posted a message in the chat room.

Zuli—Has anyone here come to the City of Mist? Can anyone tell me if the mist outside is poisonous?

Good grief, I even went out and picked up a bottle of Coke before I remembered this problem.

—You're the one who's really something, being so reckless, how did you even survive until the server merge?

—Are you stupid? Just because someone says they've gone out doesn't mean they've already gone out. You can't expect someone to lie to you and then stare at the victim's profile picture to see if they're dead or not?

—Huh? Which district are you from? Why does it sound so gloomy? What happened to you?

The chat room erupted in chaos. Su Li was speechless; netizens never disappoint with their absurdity and off-topic ramblings. After a moment, someone posted a picture—a screenshot of an authentication process.

[A kind of mist, not poisonous, but perhaps with other uses.]

Zuli - Thank you so much, boss! You got an amazing weapon from the treasure chest!

After offering her blessings to the big shot, Su Li returned to her dorm room alone, closed the door, opened the window, and took a deep breath.