Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Actually, I have already remembered. In the first twenty years of my life, there was never a classmate named Ming Chu, and there has always been an empty bed in my dormitory.
You appeared suddenly that day, suddenly wanting to find my cousin, and then you took us to hide from danger.
Until it was discovered that I was parasitized, I thought I would die, but you took me everywhere you went and protected me well.
My sister even said that if it weren't for you, she might not have been able to protect me so thoroughly on her own.
I don't know where you came from, but I know you are my friend.
Before you left, I didn't dare to mention this because I was afraid my memories would suddenly disappear.
But I also wanted you to know that I could discover the anomaly in this memory, and others might too.
I hope you can be safe in the future.
By the way, I discovered my memory was problematic after my surgery. I suspect it was because of the queen parasite.
But you won't necessarily encounter a queen parasite often, right?
Perhaps we won't meet again, but I hope you are always safe.
—Liu Xu.
On the huge and empty platform, Ming Chu held the letter, her spine tingling.
She seemed to have trusted the abilities of the Infinite Train too much. Or perhaps in the previous world, she had come into contact with so many people, and no one had ever noticed the difference in them as players; it was as if all their supernatural aspects had been hidden.