I really don't want to work in the world of weird rules!

In this bizarre world of carnage, people die one after another, yet a glimmer of hope emerges.

"Take the lost item announced over the loudspeaker when you get off the train, and you will be immediately guided out of the station by the train attendant..."

This is indeed a ray of hope in a desperate situation.

The problem is that the lost item announced on the radio just now was ridiculously bizarre.

"What did you just say? A male in his twenties..."

"The left eyeball of an adult male with blood type A."

Gao Xinying looked haggard and hung her head helplessly.

"Type A probably refers to... blood type."

Someone gave a dry, curt reply.

A suffocating silence fell over the carriage, and a sense of panic spread rapidly through the air.

Gu Changyuan silently surveyed his surroundings.

Or should we just pretend we don't know? As long as we get off at the right station, everyone will survive. If someone suddenly tries to escape alone, it might ignite the tense atmosphere and cause trouble for the rest of our lives.

But things are clearly not that simple.

"Well, um, wouldn't it be better if we looked for it first?"

Another new employee nervously rubbed his hands together in agreement.

"That's right, who knows what will happen next..."

The newcomers were completely thrown into disarray by the broadcast and were unable to calm down at all.

Gu Changyuan observed the situation coldly and decided to remain inactive for the time being.

"May I ask your age...?"

"I'm over thirty."

"You look so young. I have type B blood, so I don't qualify."

"Me too......"

The group began to investigate each other, trying to find the "adult male in his twenties with blood type A".

After asking around, no one fully met the criteria, and the questioning finally turned to Gu Changyuan.

"May I ask who you are, Gu Changyuan...?"

Gu Changyuan remained calm and composed, speaking in a neutral tone.

I am blood type AB.

He actually lied.

He has type A blood.

But there's no need to be honest right now. In this situation where we could become lambs to the slaughter at any moment, once our identities are exposed, any subsequent suggestions will be seen as selfish acts of self-preservation and will lose their persuasiveness.

"I see. So, Bai Tongyu, you are...?"

As soon as Gao Xinying turned her head, a man sitting opposite Gu Changyuan suddenly raised his hand, his face as pale as paper.

"Actually... I just happen to meet that standard!"

A low gasp came from inside the carriage.

The man acted as if he were ready to die, probably thinking he was about to be pushed out as a sacrifice.

Gu Changyuan found it amusing; this was pure worrying.

The reason why the other party suddenly revealed their identity is also quite obvious.

[Next stop: Station of Anger.]

The announcement of the arrival time came over the loudspeaker, a chilling tone. This was where the platform staff waited to hand over lost items.

The new employee, who had just revealed his identity, froze, cold sweat streaming down his forehead.

"Is there really no one else who meets the criteria?"

The man confirmed in a trembling voice.

"It seems... there aren't any left."

Bai Tongyu, sitting next to Gu Changyuan, listened to this conversation, sighed with an ambiguous meaning, and turned to the new employee.

You said you have blood type A?

Bai Tongyu's voice was monotone.

Yes, yes.

"That's really unfortunate."

Before the words were even finished, a fist carrying a strong gust of wind slammed down.

A dull cracking sound suddenly rang out. Bai Tongyu gripped his phone tightly and used the sharp edge to shove it into the left eye of the new employee with type A blood.

This attack was vicious and ruthless, aimed entirely at blinding the opponent.

"Well......"

The man didn't even have time to scream before he fell straight backward.

The platform screen doors are now open.

Bai Tongyu nimbly stepped over the painfully convulsing body on the ground and strode out of the carriage.

"Just now..."

"ah!!"

Chaos erupted inside the carriage as terrified screams shattered the silence.

Bai Tongyu stood on the platform, a sneer tugging at the corner of his mouth.

"A bunch of idiots! They could have traded an eye for their lives to leave this godforsaken place, and no one even lifted a finger!"

The crowd was speechless.

"The announcement said it was okay to get off!"

Gu Changyuan coldly observed all of this, while Bai Tongyu clearly caught the words on the broadcast.

Passengers who find lost items should disembark at the next stop and hand them over to station staff.

While the broadcast did provide a warning, this was far too decisive.

"That's true. It's really asking too much of you bunch of good-for-nothings who entrust your lives to others."

Bai Tongyu was still mocking, but his expression was unusually confident, certain that no one in the carriage would dare to come out.

He won his bet.

After all, everyone had just witnessed how terrible the consequences would be if someone ran out of the station they shouldn't have gotten off at.

"How could this person be like this..."

Gao Xinying was so angry that she trembled all over and her face turned bright red.

A sudden realization dawned on Gu Changyuan's mind.

It turned out to be the case.

Code name: "Viper".

Only such an extremely selfish style could match the vile descriptions of Bai Tongyu in "The Mysterious Tales of the Strange". I initially thought he was a newcomer to the workplace, not yet tainted by the harsh realities of society, but now it seems he's a born bad seed.

The car doors are about to close.

Bai Tongyu waved triumphantly into the carriage.

Even if the price is losing someone's left eye, escaping successfully is enough to make him overjoyed.

What an idiot.

There was really no need to make it so bloody.

While everyone's attention was drawn to Bai Tongyu, Gu Changyuan quietly reached for the luggage rack behind him.

He clearly noticed something was wrong when he glanced at it out of the corner of his eye.

My fingertips traced the edge of the shelf and, sure enough, touched a cold object in a blind spot.

Gu Changyuan quickly clenched the item in his hand.

It was a bizarre portable contact lens case, with an eyeball clearly submerged in a transparent liquid.

There was also a yellowed label on the bottom of the box.

[Type A/Female/27/R]

This is what is known as the lost and found alternatives.

The so-called lost items are simply things that others have left behind. Why would someone need to use their own organs as a substitute? This cruel survival game is actually about finding the item that perfectly matches the description on the broadcast from several options on the luggage rack and taking it off the train—a deadly treasure hunt.

Of course, there are also a very few lucky ones who manage to get away with using their own organs as a cover.

Now Bai Tongyu has become that lucky one.

But what kind of interesting expression would he make if he knew that he didn't need to go to great lengths to gouge out other people's eyes?

The platform screen doors have been closed.

Just as the train started moving, Bai Tongyu turned around, his gaze piercing through the thick glass and meeting Gu Changyuan's.

Gu Changyuan raised his hand expressionlessly and held the box containing the eyeball toward the car door.

The thumb deliberately obscured the female information on the label, but the pale eyeball stood out starkly in the dim light.

Bai Tongyu, standing outside the door, instantly recognized what it was. His previously arrogant face twisted violently, his features contorted comically.

Unfortunately, it was all too late.

The train is about to depart from Anger Station.

Accompanied by mechanical beeping sounds, the train slowly accelerated.

Gu Changyuan withdrew his gaze and coldly swept it over the new employee lying in a pool of blood, groaning in pain.

Bai Tongyu's ruthless act of destroying the other person's left eye was not only for self-preservation, but also to eliminate other potential correct lost items. That venomous man probably worried that there was only one spot to pass, so he deliberately nipped the bud.

There's nothing inherently wrong with someone trying to escape on their own to save their life.

But this kind of behavior of stepping on others is really despicable.

Gu Changyuan glanced out the window again.

Amidst the howling wind, a few muffled, desperate banging sounds could be faintly heard.

As the platform was left far behind, a heart-wrenching scream, filled with inhuman torture, pierced through the heavy iron walls and drifted eerily into the carriage.

The lost item has been safely handed over to platform staff.