Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
The safe house's underwater diving mode was activated. Although the travel speed in diving mode wasn't particularly fast, it was quite efficient for descending.
Zhong Shuang couldn't understand it: "If you have something like this, why do you still need to find the 'Goddess'?"
"So, is the Goddess actually a submarine?"
Facing Ming Chu's question, Zhong Shuang didn't evade it this time. She said, "More or less."
Ming Chu spread her hands and answered her previous question: "The problem is that I can't mass-produce this. I only got it by pure coincidence. What use is it if I'm the only one who has one?"
Zhong Shuang twitched the corner of her mouth: "What? Is this made by aliens? Does it use resources not found on this planet?"
"I don't know, I'm not an expert in that field," Ming Chu replied righteously.
Zhong Shuang decided she didn't want to talk to her again.
Ming Chu pointed at the ship: "My ship can also fly and be used as a car on land. I'll let you try it next time."
Zhong Shuang: "..."
She really wanted to ask if Ming Chu was joking, but she saw Ming Chu's very casual expression.
If what she said was true—no, it was actually possible that it was true.
Take the storage space Ming Chu gave her, for instance; was that something an ordinary person could possess?
If she could give that away so easily, perhaps she had plenty more herself.
Zhong Shuang wasn't greedy for what Ming Chu had, but she was struck by a question: How did Ming Chu come to possess these things?
She couldn't understand how Ming Chu obtained her storage space, just as Ming Chu said she couldn't replicate this ship.
Zhong Shuang reluctantly understood.
She knew Ming Chu wouldn't answer these doubts right now, just as she had said—the outside world might be very dangerous.