I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 141 1.9 5 [Golden Dragon] Infinite Train: Part 1 (Act 1 Black Cat)

It was pitch black, as if a train had suddenly entered a tunnel without turning on a single light; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that you couldn't see your hand in front of your face.

In the silence, only the sound of crying was particularly jarring. In the darkness where even one could not see, the pitiful crying gave people a terrifying feeling, making their scalp tingle.

"Don't hit me!"

"You're the one who bumped into me."

"what--"

The sudden commotion reminded Mu Yegui that she was still on the train, but after the glass shattered, it was as if the lights had been switched off, and she couldn't see anything.

The sound of the train disappeared.

There was no light, so there was no way to see the black cat that was originally completely dark.

However, Issa was still beside her. She was certain of this because of their bond; if she and Issa separated by three meters, a countdown would be triggered. The fact that there was no countdown meant she hadn't left the train and was still standing in the same spot.

It seemed that after the car window was broken, it became completely dark.

Speaking of which, it suddenly went dark, probably because some of the glass broke. Later, due to the rule that trains cannot be damaged, the windows were repaired and the train returned to its original bright state.

Were the views I saw outside the window all fake?

Was it deliberately placed there to mislead players?
still is……

To provide clues for the players?
She was still clutching the ribbon in her hand, so nothing had disappeared; only the surroundings had turned dark.

Mu Yegui took a step forward, followed his memory, grabbed the black cat on the table, and tied the ribbon in his hand to it. According to the drawing on the car window, it should be tied into a bow on the tail.

The black cat seemed unwilling to be tied up with the ribbon, letting out a piercing scream before suddenly breaking free and escaping.

Because it was pitch black, Mu Yegui couldn't see the direction it had fled in, and could only wait silently for the car window to be repaired.

Mu Yegui's wrist was grabbed by something unknown, and without hesitation, he grabbed it back and broke it.

Before long, the screams of the woman and the man echoed throughout the train carriage again, drowning out the faint sobs.

"What is this!"

"No, don't touch me... Get away!!"

Something in the darkness was trying to attack the player, Mu Yegui concluded after being harassed repeatedly. However, it couldn't cause her any harm, while the others remained unaware.

Mu Yegui dodged the attacks from the darkness, recalling Fisch's words before the car window shattered. He seemed to know what was about to happen—was it because they were both owners of the same copy? But Isa's expression showed complete ignorance. Fisch and his copycat—there must be some connection between them.

The restoration of light was instantaneous. Mu Yegui immediately glanced around and found that all the other players except her had disappeared. Blood remained on the ground, still bubbling, and bones could be faintly seen among the blood.

The view outside the window remained blank, and the black cat with the red bow tied to its tail had also disappeared.

The blood she had splattered on the car window was still there, even though it had been completely shattered. It was as if time had simply rewound it to a state before it was damaged, rather than shattering it and then repairing it. "Do you know everything?" Mu Yegui asked, looking at Fei Xiu.

Fish chuckled softly, "Of course, after all, this is an ability I was born with. The plot of any instance will be fully revealed the moment I step in. However, the actions of the thief are not part of the instance's plot, so I cannot know what it will do next."

Issa rested his chin on his hand and gazed silently out the window, seemingly lost in thought.

Carriage number four is the death carriage; that's what the group of people seemed to have said earlier.

But if she remembered correctly, the rules stated that "the carriage shown on the ticket is a safe point; going to other carriages will result in being attacked." This safe point meant absolute safety, so why did the people in her carriage disappear? Could it be that they weren't originally from carriage number four, but suddenly broke in and took over?

The table was slightly bumped, and Mu Yegui was slightly startled. He walked towards the source of the sound and saw a girl trembling under the table. It was Mia, who had chatted with Issa on the platform before boarding the train.

"What are you doing?" Mu Yegui squatted down to look her in the eye and asked expressionlessly.

"I don't know... where did everyone else go? Are they all dead?" The girl suddenly cried and hugged Mu Yegui, her body trembling uncontrollably, clearly terrified.

She had long forgotten the argument that had taken place on the platform. After everyone else had disappeared or even died, Mu Yegui was the only living person she saw. She clung to him like a lifeline and could not let him go.

"Weren't you attacked?" a soft, sweet voice asked gently, while cool, silver eyes gazed lightly at the blood-red mark on the back of the girl's neck.

“No… I wasn’t attacked…” Mia shook her head, her voice trembling with tears. “I was just sitting quietly in my seat, and I hid under the table because I was scared. Were they taken away? Why is there so much blood!”

"I don't know," Mu Yegui said honestly, letting Mia hug her.

Mia stiffened slightly, but didn't ask any more questions, clearly having accepted reality.

Mu Yegui pushed Mia away and stood up, but the latter clung tightly to her skirt and refused to let go, as if she would be snatched away by a monster if she let go.

"Let go," Mu Yegui said, grabbing her skirt to prevent it from being pulled down.

"No!" Mia shook her head frantically, determined not to let go!

“Well…” Mu Yegui drew a golden short sword from his back and brandished it at Mia’s wrist, saying, “If I cut it, it will loosen by itself. Do you want to try?”

It was a soft, childlike voice, but it was spoken in a completely flat tone. Mia subconsciously felt a sense of fear, so she obediently let go.

"Name, purpose," Mu Yegui asked.

"Mia, I heard that you can find items here to revive people, so I brought my friends here. I just didn't expect it to turn out like this..." Mia said, her face pale and trembling.

Another person tricked into coming here after hearing about items that could revive people in dungeons; it seems like Fernana was the same person before.

"Where did you hear that?" Why has she never encountered such rumors?

"The bartender at the tavern told me this secretly when I was about to accept the mission," Mia whispered, glancing at Mu Yegui.

Fish rested his chin on his hand, a flippant and nonchalant smile playing on his handsome face. His azure eyes coldly fixed on Mia as he slowly said, "If you want a resurrection item, you should head towards the volcano. You're going the wrong way~"

(End of this chapter)