The "Survival on the Train" game has bugs, it's really laggy!

"Forced conscription?!"

"Become a Space Marine?!"

"Fighting for the glory of humanity?!"

"Screw your glory!"

Su Yuan cursed the emperor in his heart, but now he finally understood!

It's all bullshit!

The real purpose of this thing is to select promising talents from all the worlds who have potential but no background, and then send people to forcibly take them away to serve as cannon fodder for the so-called "Emperor" once they pass the "test".

"The Imperial Expeditionary Force..."

Although I don't know what kind of monster this is, just hearing the name tells me that it's definitely not a good guy.

The fact that they can develop this kind of cutting-edge technology that allows them to recruit soldiers across different worlds in a "net-casting" manner suggests that their capabilities have reached a level that Su Yuan could not even imagine, a level that is utterly inconceivable.

Although I am now awesome, I have had a smooth journey and have even mastered a trace of so-called divine power.

But compared to such a colossal creature, it probably wouldn't even be considered a strong ant.

If they really set their sights on you, and then they come knocking on your door in a massive interstellar warship that blots out the sky, you probably won't even have a chance to fight back. You'll be taken away and dumped on some unknown planet to fight those strange insects or aliens to the death.

"That was close...that was close..."

Su Yuan looked at the metal capsule in his hand, his eyes filled with lingering fear and relief.

He didn't even dare to think about what would have happened if he hadn't upgraded the train, if he hadn't obtained the bracelet from the "Hafk Technological Civilization," if he hadn't been so cautious just now...

The consequences would be unimaginable.

He'll probably act like a fool, excitedly assembling the training carriage, then sweating profusely inside, training like crazy, and fantasizing about how awesome he'll become one day.

Then, just when he thought his strength had greatly increased and was ready to make a name for himself in this train world.

"Ding-dong, hello, this is the Emperor Expeditionary Force community delivering warmth, please open the door."

A massive interstellar warship, large enough to blot out the sky, would suddenly appear above him and seize him without explanation, thus beginning his "happy" life "for the Emperor."

Just imagining this scene made Su Yuan's lips twitch involuntarily: "What a clever scheme! I almost... almost became someone else's cannon fodder."

Since he could temporarily suppress that spiritual energy with the bracelet on his wrist.

So now, is it possible to try using Perfect Stitching to cut out that Inspector entry?

After Su Yuan calmed down, this thought instantly popped into his head.

However, the result greatly disappointed him.

[Entry: The Emperor's Gaze (Rule)]

"This thing is impossible to remove, at least not with my current skills. But if I'm able to cut it off later, will I still need this extended carriage?"

Su Yuan was speechless. Was he just going to throw it away like that?

"Master... please don't be angry..."

Just as Su Yuan was constipated and extremely conflicted, a timid voice came from the side.

It's a low flame.

It had somehow escaped from the driver's seat again, and was now cautiously tugging at Su Yuan's trouser leg, looking up at him with its bright green little face full of worry.

"That nasty thing... I... I think I have a way to deal with it." Little Fire hesitated for a moment, then said softly.

"you?"

Su Yuan was taken aback by his words, then asked in return, "But didn't you just say you were feeling unwell? Why do you now have a way to deal with it?"

"I...I can't explain it either."

Little Fire scratched its bald, green head, seemingly trying to organize its thoughts.

"It's just...it's just a feeling."

"I...I hate that thing, but I also crave it."

Xiao Huo pointed to the metal capsule in Su Yuan's hand and explained with a vivid analogy: "It's like... it's like you saw a piece of meat that tasted delicious but was a little spoiled. You didn't want to eat it, but you felt it was a waste to throw it away. So you thought, if only we could cook this piece of meat again and remove the spoiled parts, that would be great."

Su Yuan was stunned for a moment by Xiao Huo's unique analogy, then his eyes suddenly lit up.

"Reprocessing? You mean... this car, we can 'swallow' it?"

"Um!"

Xiao Huo nodded vigorously, his expression becoming more confident.

"Master, this vehicle we have is the one and only 'Emperor's Path: Devourer'! Its essence is 'devouring' and 'evolution'!"

"Given enough energy, it can devour that metal lump, completely decompose and digest the technology within, and then, in our own way, 'grow' a brand new gravity training room that is entirely our own!"

"That way, all that 'observer' and 'forced conscription' stuff is gone! Only the purest gravity function remains!"

"How much energy is needed?" Su Yuan immediately grasped the key question.

"Hmm..." Little Fire tilted his head and thought for a moment, then stretched out two short fingers and gestured. "I feel that with our current reserves, it should be barely enough, but not enough to be safe. If we could have about three thousand units of flesh and blood, it would be completely fine."

"Hmm!" Su Yuan nodded. "It's better to be safe than sorry. Even three thousand isn't enough. We need to stockpile at least four thousand units to continue!"

"The black mist is currently moving at 25 kilometers per hour, and our train is moving at 40 kilometers per hour, but we're still encountering monsters too infrequently. Little Fire, slow it down a bit more, directly to 30 kilometers per hour, and try to get enough flesh energy through hunting as soon as possible!"

"I was mainly afraid that the commotion just now had alerted them..." Su Yuan sighed.

"Yes, Master!" Little Fire nodded immediately, mainly because it was also afraid.

Soon, the speed at which the scenes on both sides of the carriage receded decreased again, and the speed of the train dropped from 40 kilometers per hour to 30 kilometers per hour.

Sure enough, 40 kilometers per hour is still too fast.

After the speed stops.

A short while later, Su Yuan noticed some dark figures appearing not far from the train!

30 kilometers per hour is the minimum speed for most trains, and also the speed at which monsters appear most frequently.