Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
For the last night and half a day, Ming Chu was so busy that even her sleep was just 10 to 30 minutes of closing her eyes in the car.
Fortunately, the busyness was worth it. Ming Chu's static space swallowed a lot of cooked food and milk tea, her main space was full, and her planting space was lush and green, with the massive Mangmang coiled inside and Mengmeng sleeping groggily on top of it.
At 1:30 sharp, the light gate opened.
Ming Chu said goodbye to her family and got on the train.
On the train, as soon as Ming Chu got on, she saw Gui Ling. Gui Ling was now both expectant and trying to restrain her anticipation so as not to put too much pressure on Ming Chu, so Ming Chu saw her little eyes drifting toward her.
However, other players in Carriage 1 were actually watching Gui Ling.
Although Gui Ling was a train attendant, the Infinite Train was completely different from Blue Star's ordinary trains. For example, while there were attendants, they often ignored players. Unless there was news to announce, they might not even show their faces.
They certainly wouldn't be like those on Blue Star, coming to check your seatbelt or anything.
If you didn't fasten your seatbelt yourself, it was your own fault if you were thrown out.
The attendants of the Infinite Train never provided nanny-like warmth.
So now that they saw Gui Ling appearing in the carriage, everyone was shocked. Then, after exchanging glances, they didn't know what they were thinking, but they all suddenly looked at Ming Chu.
And it just so happened that Ming Chu was pleasantly surprised to see Gui Ling and walked straight toward her.
Other players in Carriage 1: *Oh~ so she really was looking for Ming Chu. Never mind, that's normal. As long as it's not some other news.*
The players in Carriage 1 were very lazy. Gui Ling was excited yet hesitant; she really wanted to say she wasn't there to rush Ming Chu, but she was worried that Ming Chu might have come to her for something else.
Just as she was hesitating back and forth, Ming Chu, who had walked up to her, extended her hand, holding a plain silver bracelet.
"A little gift, 50% off as promised," Ming Chu said with a smile.