Xing Tie, my abstract thinking ability is refreshed every week.

This unexpected joy came so suddenly.

"Remember, no matter what means you use, you must send the invitation to the Star Train."

These were Mikhail's last words before his death.

He didn't understand what was so captivating about the Star Train that made the old man so attached to it until his death.

Gallagher didn't know why the old man could never forget that train.

But he knew.

The savior the old man had been dreaming of had now appeared out of nowhere before him, just like "Pioneer" responding to him.

"...What do you want with Mikhail?"

After a while, Gallagher asked in a deep voice.

"Find out the whereabouts of the Star Train."

Chang Geng answered truthfully, saying there was nothing to hide.

Has the Star Train truly fallen silent?

Upon hearing this answer, Gallagher murmured.

After receiving the old man's dying wish, he also began searching for all sorts of rumors related to the Star Train in Pinocchio.

But in the end, they gained nothing.

There isn't even a historical record of its construction, which gives a glimpse into the doom of the Star Train.

An anonymous passenger and the Starry Sky Train.

In the old man's time, both were synonymous with heroes from outer space.

His reputation is incredibly widespread.

The reason why various forces around the world respect the Nameless Guest can be said to be half of the reasons mentioned above.

And now we can't even get a single piece of news about it. What else could this be but death?

The Star Train hasn't disbanded; it's just that nobody comes anymore.

"So what about the Mikhails?"

Chang Geng's voice interrupted his thoughts, drawing him into the crucial topic of this trip.

"Mikhail is dead."

Gallagher shook his head, his tone filled with mourning.

"What? Dead?"

Chang Geng let out a sound of surprise.

"Dude, are you really dead?"

He never imagined that Black Tower's words would actually come true.

"Can this spiritual entity die a natural death?"

This was something he didn't understand, considering that Chadwick only died with their help.

Given his strong will to die, he should have died sooner if he could, meaning that spiritual death is not so easy to achieve.

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"Dreams are composed of memory matter."

Gallagher's voice sounded somewhat weak.

"The family will come looking for this place of exile sooner or later."

“If Mikhail were still alive, he would either be eliminated permanently or imprisoned. If that were the case, the truth would never have a chance to see the light of day again.”

Old man, the person you're waiting for has arrived. Do you see him?

"To avoid this situation, he transformed his memory essence, that is, his past, into a memory bubble."

The impossible thing in a dream is not death, but slumber.

Mikhail has now been asleep for a long time.

"That way, even if this place of exile is overthrown later."

"As long as this memory bubble survives, there is still a possibility that Pinocchio's past will be known."

Gallagher said in a deep voice.

"Mikhail told me before he died that I had to find a way to get the Star Train involved no matter what."

"He's always been like this, always having an inexplicable confidence in the Nameless Guest; in his plans, 'Pioneering' always has a place."

"I don't know where this confidence comes from."

Gallagher didn't understand, but he was willing to believe it like Gallagher did.

"Clearly, he had never successfully made contact with a train while he was still alive."

I believe that the anonymous pioneers will take up the baton of "pioneering".

He carried on his dying wish to save Pinocchio, shouldering the old man's burden and doing what the old man could not do.

I believe the Star Train can finally give the old man the justice he has never received in all these years.

Heroes should not go unnoticed.

Those who carry firewood for the masses should not be left to freeze to death in the wind and snow; those who pave the way forward should not be left to struggle in thorns.

I believe, but I don't need a reason!

"You mean, Mikhail was also desperately searching for the Star Train, but he didn't find a single thing before he died?"

Upon hearing these words, Chang Geng realized that his trip had been in vain.

According to Black Tower, there are basically no nameless people left in this world, and the only one who still has news and might be found is Mikhail.

But now Mikhail is also dead, and before he died he kept trying to contact the Star Train without success.

This Star Train is a bit mysterious, isn't it?

No, the nameless travelers are all dead, so who will replace the Star Train he's missing?

Sigh, I should have asked Aha.

Chang Geng inwardly complained about the outcome of this dream trip to Tathagata.

With the current "Pioneer" in dire straits, it's entirely possible that Aha, the oldest "Akivili" prophet, truly knows the whereabouts of the Star Train.

"Yes."

Gallagher nodded, but was also puzzled by him.

"As far as I know, the identity tickets for the Starry Sky Train are personally issued to the nameless passengers by a person called the train conductor."

Gallagher turned his gaze back to his collar.

"Since you have a ticket, which means you personally obtained your identification from the train conductor, why don't you know where the Starry Sky Train is?"

Gallagher had no idea what was so special about the Star Train tickets.

However, the style of the train ticket that Chang Geng had was indeed slightly different from that of the old man.

Although it may be a nostalgic item exclusively for living fossils.

But given his current fantasy of finding the Star Train, he is more inclined to believe that Chang Geng is a new generation who boarded the train after the old man's era.

Although the half-gold and half-silver appearance is strange, no one dares to forge the Star Train ticket.

What is the purpose of counterfeiting train tickets?

In order to borrow the name of the anonymous guest and act like a fox wielding the tiger's might.

But whether you are an anonymous visitor or not is actually obvious at a glance.

From the moment you harbor impure motives, you can never be a true anonymous visitor.

The ticket isn't important; what matters is the person.

“I’m a second-generation driver; this train ticket was passed down from my ancestors.”

Chang Geng said, "You've never seen this before, have you?"

"..." Gallagher remained silent.

He never expected to receive such an answer.

He had never heard of such a traditional method of passing on train tickets before.

"That Star Train?"

The old man's will always included the task of finding the Star Train.

There was no news at all about whether the Star Train was alive or dead, and Gallagher didn't know where it was either.

He himself cannot leave Pinocchio.

If it weren't for news of the Star Train's appearance, he probably would never have been able to send the invitation to them.

"The Star Train has stopped running."

Chang Geng then presented the explanation for the Black Tower.

"It seems that most of the 'Pioneer's' silver tracks were destroyed, and their current location is unknown."

"Most of the nameless guests also disappeared without a trace, and Mikhail was the last one whose name was still recognizable."

"This is the information I received."

"Yeah……"

Gallagher rubbed his forehead and smiled wryly.

Old man, you trust the Star Train so much, but they seem to be in dire straits themselves.

Without even a proper successor, can the Star Train really set sail again?

Do you really trust the anonymous guest that much?

If the Star Train never sets off again, then who will bear the future of Pinocchio?

Gallagher's headache grew worse the more he thought about it.

I feel that the situation is getting worse and worse.

"How long has Mikhail been dead?"

Upon hearing this voice, Gallagher, who was holding his forehead, instinctively turned his gaze toward him.

Anonymous should also work, right?

he thinks.

Although we couldn't invite the Star Train, you are still a descendant who has come today.

Gallagher remained silent.

Old man, we can't let your little vision die with you and never see the light of day again before Pinocchio falls, can we?

Dogs have a very short lifespan.

Rather than continuing to wait for the completely vanished Star Train, it's better to place our hopes on this nameless passenger.

They're all your successors anyway, so it doesn't matter.

Gallagher thought to himself, and he had already made up his mind.

"It's been several decades."

He answered Chang Geng's question.

Why is there absolutely no information outside of Mikhail regarding his current situation?

Chang-Geng then asked, "Isn't he one of the founding members of Pinocchio?"

"No? Why not?"