Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
From the moment she saw that massive Geocentric Pterosaur, Ming Chu knew the terms of their cooperation would have to change.
Coincidentally, she also felt that one person couldn't possibly handle such a large dragon. Based on her many experiences in other worlds, that Pterosaur was definitely not an exception. On the contrary, within 30 days, these massive, intimidating creatures would likely appear one after another, increasing in number.
So, Ming Chu told Director Jin: "I need to discuss this with someone. Besides, I'm hungry. Give me a few hours, and I'll talk to you after I've consulted with them, how about that?"
Director Jin's brow relaxed: "Fine, fine. I'll arrange a room for you shortly. It's guaranteed to be free of listening or surveillance devices and is soundproof. Once you've finished your discussion, be sure to tell me immediately. I'm going to a meeting now. Don't worry, this is just a preliminary meeting; I'll pass your requirements up once you've finished your negotiations."
Ming Chu's room was quite large; it was a dormitory room at the police station. It was sparse, with only the bed made.
Although Director Jin had said so much, Ming Chu still checked the room herself, confirming there were truly no surveillance or listening devices before she felt comfortable taking out her phone from her space and opening the Infinite Train app.
The danger in this world was off the charts. In the first world, the zombies had weak attack power; although the zombie virus was dangerous, if protected properly, ordinary people could win one-on-one.
Well, except for those man-made zombie monsters.
And in the second world, although the concept of parasitism was extreme, it could be treated, and the worms that emerged from the human body weren't large, so it was barely manageable.
But in this third world, such massive monsters had appeared.
Therefore, the first thing Ming Chu checked in the app was the small customer service interface.
"Requesting review of the otherworld."
Ming Chu hadn't forgotten that her side quest was labeled [Special World Side Quest], not [Special Side Quest]. These two had different meanings; this world might have certain issues.
The app's response was very fast; it sent Ming Chu an email.