Hello, is this a letter addressed to Demon Fortress?

Turan's gaze lingered on Lin Gui for a moment.

An instant-cast... forbidden spell.

If the weight of that car were reduced, it could go even faster.

He glanced subconsciously at Lin Gui, then at the huge crater behind him, and at the pierced corpse of the epic demon on Hewlett's back.

Was he doing it on purpose?

Or are they testing the train's power?

If the train's landing point were not in the wasteland, but within a city-state...

Turan didn't continue thinking about it.

After all, no one except for those truly cult-madmen would do such a thing.

He looked away, suppressing those thoughts.

Lin Gui and the others stood still, waiting for the vice president's reply.

Aldrick did not speak immediately.

He turned his head and looked at Tobias.

Tobias quickly stepped forward and pulled a stack of documents from his pocket.

The paper was brand new, with the gold emblem of the Transport Association embossed on the edges, and the words "Transport Team Identity Verification" written on the cover.

He held it in both hands and presented it to Lin Gui.

Lin Gui paused for a moment, took the document, and flipped through it.

The information inside has already been filled in.

Team Name: Seven Coins Post Office Transportation Team.

Level: Blazing Sun.

Captain: Lin Gui.

The list of members, their ranks, and their positions are all listed.

Even the steel stamp was affixed, and the red ink gleamed dimly under the light.

"You... you've already made preparations in advance?"

Tobias said.

"The deputy chief of staff asked me to prepare in advance."

Lin Gui asked, puzzled.

"Aren't you afraid I'll fail?"

Tobias did not answer.

He glanced at Turan almost instinctively.

The movement was very subtle, but everyone standing nearby saw it.

No one spoke, but the answer was already laid out before everyone.

The moment Lin Gui revealed his levitation technique without chanting, he could not possibly fail.

Turan will ensure he completes the selection process.

The golden route map of the blazing sun was discovered by this powerful epic.

The person who sets the questions personally participates, and he can guide even ten ordinary people to complete the selection process for the Blazing Sun.

As for cheating?

In fact, the levitation spell without chanting was enough for Lin Gui to choose an Undying Sun to enter, even if he brought several half-demons with him.

The importance of levitation is something only those who work in transport can understand.

The ability to levitate without chanting is something only those in the upper echelons understand what it means.

This is practically a human-shaped artifact for the Transport Guild.

In particular, the other party proved themselves with incredibly impressive data.

In just one night, a train carrying tens of thousands of tons made a round trip over a distance of a thousand kilometers.

Tobias, as the president of the Coppergate City Transport Guild, seemed to see his future promotion.

He quickly stepped forward, his face beaming with a smile and a fawning expression.

"Captain Lin Gui, why don't we go back to the guild first? I've already prepared some hot tea for you."

"There are still a few things I need to explain to you, such as the design of the badges, the customization of the team uniforms, the arrangement of the public promotional event, the training on the transport team rules, and some other things..."

"Alright."

Turan's voice cut in from the side, and Tobias immediately shut his mouth.

Turan glanced at him, his tone indifferent.

"Look at them, let them go back and rest first."

Tobias paused for a moment, looking at Lin Gui and the others covered in blood and pale-faced, then nodded repeatedly and bowed in agreement.

"Yes, yes, it was my oversight."

"Captain Lin, you all go back and rest first. These things aren't urgent."

"Come find me at the guild anytime after you've rested."

"I will be there, and I look forward to your arrival."

Lin Gui nodded in agreement.

The group then left the pit.

As they parted, Turan walked past him, his steps light, like a cat walking silently.

In the instant they passed each other, his voice was very low, so low that only Lin Gui could hear it.

"Don't go too far."

Lin Gui raised his head and looked at him with a puzzled expression.

Turan did not stop; he continued walking forward, his voice still very soft.

"Your murderous intent has never ceased from beginning to end."

"Especially when I came back..."

After saying that, he never looked back.

Aldrick had already walked ahead, and Turan followed, the two disappearing side by side into the night at the edge of the forest.

Tobias hurriedly followed with the recorder, his steps quick.

Lin Gui stood there, watching their figures disappear into the darkness.

The night wind blew from the depths of the forest, carrying the smell of burning and the metallic stench of rust from afar.

He lowered his head, looking at the stack of certification documents in his hand, and said nothing.

Behind him, Cedric finally broke the silence.

"Are we... really becoming a transport team?"

His voice was somewhat dry, and a sense of unreal disorientation lingered in his bloodshot eyes.

Morgan stood beside him and weakly added a sentence.

"It's not just an ordinary transport team, it's the blazing sun."

"Every captain of the Sun Transport Team has one vote in the Alliance Council."

He paused for a moment, as if processing the weight of this fact.

"Even the most powerful magic families in the world only have one vote each."

Cedric's mouth was slightly open, but he didn't speak.

Hewlett put down the demon he was carrying on his shoulder, and the epic demon's corpse thudded to the ground.

"Most importantly, the Transport Guild has become our supporter ever since."

His voice was steady, carrying a certain and reassuring power.

"Liyang is the face of the entire Transportation Guild."

"Even the Alliance Council couldn't directly kill the Sun, let alone the Thousand Towers."

"So... you're completely safe now."

Hewlett's words silenced Morgan and the other two.

Cedric lowered his head, his blood-red eyes churning with complex emotions, and it took him a long time to speak.

"If I had known that the Transport Guild was so powerful and didn't restrict races, I shouldn't have gone to Thousand Towers. I should have just signed up for the Transport Team selection."

Freeman stood beside him, his voice behind the mask flat and devoid of any inflection.

"Do you really think they treat all races equally?"

"You heard the boos and curses when they came in, didn't you?"

"If the little mage hadn't demonstrated his levitation ability, do you think you'd have the right to stand there?"

"And even if the guild allows you to participate, are you sure that with your half-demon status, any adventurers would be willing to join your transport team?"

Even if you are a legend.

"Even if some blind adventurer joins your party, are you sure you can pass the selection?"

"As you've seen along the way, the number and strength of the demons in that forbidden area are far greater than those in the Barren Wasteland."

"The number of legendary figures who died in the crashes is equal to the number of demons we suppressed back then."

Cedric was speechless, his mouth opened but he couldn't utter a single word.

He glanced at Freeman sullenly and managed to utter a single sentence.

"You're such a quiet person, this is the first time I've ever heard you talk so much."

Freeman did not answer.

Morgan ignored their bickering and focused his gaze on Lin Gui.

Those blood-red eyes held gratitude, as well as a sense of relief.

They all knew that on that registration form, Elvia clearly wrote down her half-demon identity, her conflict with the Thousand Towers, and even Edwin's death.

The transport association still accepted them.

That says it all.

The biggest weight on my heart has finally been lifted.

Morgan chuckled softly, his tone becoming much more relaxed.

"Lord Lin Gui, what's our next step?"

Lin Gui did not answer immediately.

He took out a communication stone from his pocket, infused it with magic, and the stone lit up.

There was a moment of silence on the other end, then Elvia's voice came through, with a languid tone.

"Oh, you're back?"

Lin Gui's voice was very calm.

"I'm back."

"You've become a transport team?"

"Um."

"Can we begin?"

Lin Gui was silent for a moment.

"Can."

There was silence on the other end of the communication stone for a few moments, then the call ended.