Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Strictly speaking, this trip to eliminate the fallen players didn't take Ming Chu and Wen Zheng much time at all.
They spent two hours on the road, waited a bit while killing them, and even including the time spent watching the fallen players be reduced to nothing but bones, the whole ordeal only took two hours.
So, in reality, when Ming Chu returned to the seaside and then to the boat not far away, only four hours had passed since she left.
But as soon as Ming Chu returned, she doubted her own eyes.
"The turtle shell is already installed?"
That's right. In such a short time, the turtle shell had already been mounted, and as Ming Chu looked closer, it actually looked quite realistic.
"Yeah, I made some slight adjustments, so it's usable now," Zhong Shuang said, sitting in her wheelchair on the spacious turtle ship while tinkering with her machines, taking a moment to speak to Ming Chu. "After this, I want to start building the 'Kun'."
"Do you need a hand?" Ming Chu asked, feeling intrigued.
Zhong Shuang replied, "To help me make a mess of things?"
Ming Chu: "?"
Beside them, Zhong Yue shrank her head back, feeling guilty.
The thing was, she had wanted to help before. Although she did follow Zhong Shuang's instructions, for some reason, her efficiency was much lower than Zhong Shuang's.
It was probably that a task taking Zhong Shuang five minutes would take her an hour.
Moreover, the things she built didn't always meet Zhong Shuang's requirements.
In any case, Zhong Shuang had to redo her work that time, and the rework actually took even longer, so for Zhong Shuang, it was truly a case of helping by causing trouble.
Although Zhong Yue was blushing with embarrassment, she still leaned over and whispered the situation to Ming Chu.
Regarding Zhong Yue's words, Ming Chu was thoughtful: "But you can't do it all by yourself, right? If someone could provide the same machines you use, and they could work according to their own dimensions, perhaps you wouldn't need to redo their work?"