Train Survival: You're really trying to survive!

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Broken stones, crystals, and energy continuously washed over Ivan's shield.

Sophia nestled in Su Li's arms, her voice weak and filled with regret: "This worm was just too big. We didn't kill it outright in the Genesis simulation."

Looking at the sturdy light shield, Su Li said in a calm tone, "A huge body naturally has a great advantage."

Why do blue whales never get cancer?

We are all mammals, and you have the same organs, so why aren't you afraid?

The answer is, blue whales are too big.

Blue whales can develop cancerous tumors, but it's highly unlikely they get cancer. A 10-centimeter cancerous tumor would be fatal to a human, but for a blue whale, it's like a pimple; eventually, the tumor might even cause it to starve to death due to insufficient nutrition. By the time the tumors have spread throughout its body, growing into hundreds or thousands, the blue whale would have long since died of old age.

The same principle applies to giant monsters. Lower-level monsters are fine; they're just large in size. But at the Gold level, the soul needs to match the body, causing the soul to become extremely large as well.

Those people from Su Li who were shot just now, even surviving for a second longer would be considered incredibly resilient. If it were a giant worm, it might even offer a final gift.

If Sofia hadn't fired a fake second shot that scared the giant worm, who knows what other amazing things might have happened.

The bullet just now was merely a light and shadow effect created by Sophia. Sun Ke used fear magic to add a fear effect, which is why it gave off that heart-pounding feeling.

After launching, the giant worm turned and burrowed into the ground.

The enormous body gradually disappeared from the ground.

Su Li and the others finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Su Li looked around and found the surroundings in complete disarray. The ceiling was shattered, riddled with cracks that revealed black, cursed sand. Most of the crystals on the ground were broken, with only the outer ring remaining intact. The ground itself was in even worse shape, riddled with cracks.

"Two dead, one injured, and one escaped. The giant worm won't last long; it will die soon too."

Zurich didn't believe that giant worms had the ability to heal root causes of damage.

"The battle is over. Thank you all for your hard work."

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when Su Li announced that the battle was over.

Ivan collapsed to the ground, panting heavily, sweat streaming down his face, which was quickly dispersed by the elemental field.

Song Mingyu stopped manipulating the plants, and the vines slowly withered and died.

"Mingyu, check everyone's physical condition." Su Li turned to Sun Lili, "Lili, come with me for a bit later, go to the ceiling and seal up the cracks. We still need to find our train here and loot the spoils. We can't let them get buried alive by the sand."

“Okay.” Sun Lili waved her hand.

"Let me set up the venue."

Su Li took out a huge tent from her inventory and began to set it up. Before long, the tent was erected.

Working together with Song Mingyu, they moved all their companions to the center of the tent. Then, Su Li cast the divine spell "Pioneer's Safe Hut" on the tent.

The divine magic was indeed divine; Sophia and the others immediately felt their discomfort improve.

Song Mingyu began to heal her teammates one by one, and while healing them, she couldn't help but complain: "You guys, you usually eat a lot of secret food, so your bodies have a strong ability to withstand it. When you design moves, you all design them according to your own limits."

"What you did would have broken the meridians and turned other players into cripples long ago."

Sun Lili smiled shamelessly and proudly, "You flatter me, you flatter me. If we have an advantage, we should naturally exploit it to the fullest extent."

“I’m used to these things. What’s hard for me is that none of you know how to prepare for the worst. You’re all focused on attacking. You’re just taking advantage of the fact that I can heal you.”

"What will you do if you have to split up again in the future? What if you suffer any hidden injuries?"

“And what about the Pantheon?” Sun Lili interrupted again.

Song Mingyu immediately became annoyed and pressed her hand on Sun Lili's stomach, crying, "Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! I was wrong, I was wrong!"

Song Mingyu released her hand, and Sophia pondered for a moment before saying, "Sister Mingyu is right. Our actions were too rash. We should all be more restrained in the future."

After adjusting to each person's condition and instructing them to minimize the use of magical energy until they had recovered to a certain extent, Song Mingyu finally began to treat her own injuries.

Song Mingyu contributed significantly this time, casting so many spells in an environment unfavorable to nature-based magic, which also took a heavy toll on her. However, she knew that she was the team's medical support, so the spells she developed all had protective measures for the meridians, and her injuries were not serious.

After healing the wounds, Song Mingyu began treating the elemental damage accumulated in everyone's bodies. Then, without pausing, she began researching seeds that could be used in cursed, fire-elemental environments.

This incident also served as a wake-up call for her. She hadn't considered such an extreme environment when making the seeds before.

As she wrote, she felt a little sleepy. She couldn't help but yawn and looked out of the tent.

Outside the tent, Su Li had lit a campfire and was sitting in front of it, gazing at the leaping flames.

The power of the curse swirled around her body, and the accompanying mental energy still raged, but as long as that person was still there, she felt a sense of security, which brought her peace of mind.

Staring intently at Su Li until Su Li noticed her unwavering gaze and couldn't help but look over, Song Mingyu playfully winked her left eye at Su Li, then put down her notebook.

Let's rest today.

……

Seeing Song Mingyu's playful wink, Su Li couldn't help but smile.

Lowering his head, Su Li poked at the firewood with his greatsword, pondering his next move.

Tomorrow morning, I'll naturally be looting thoroughly. I'll head to the monster's lair to find treasure chests, hunt down those two bats, and plunder anything valuable here, such as the crystal in this cave, and the crystal that Ivan reported can amplify vibrations.

After you've finished, put down the Awakened Worm and go find the train.

After they entered the quicksand, they became separated from the train. It would be great if the train had also fallen into this cave. But the worst fear is that the train would get stuck in the desert. After all, the train is so big; it's easy for it to get stuck in the sand.

In that case, it will be difficult to find.

Zurich could only pin her hopes on the liaison officer on Blue Star, who might have the tools to find the train.

Without trains, dealing with external elemental damage alone would be difficult enough.

[Finally, this cave…] Su Li glanced at the cave. [A gigantic eyeball, a circular cave, and beneath the gravel, sticky, gelatinous soil. It feels like this is on the corpse of some enormous being.]

Zurich has encountered similar situations before.

[If I'm right, could this be the cause of the world's destruction?]