In the Zombie World, besides all kinds of modern transportation, Wu Heng could also use Skeleton Flying Dragons and his own Teleportation Spell.
The Teleportation Spell was the most efficient, allowing him to teleport to places he was familiar with.
However, the farther the distance, the more unstable it became, and problems could easily arise.
The safest way to teleport was still to a place within his line of sight, or somewhere familiar that was not too far away.
As for the Ghost Train,
Wu Heng had never used it in this world, and unless absolutely necessary, he did not intend to use it.
The reasons were simple.
First, this world differed from the other world. Setting aside whether he could summon it here at all, even if he could, he worried that something might go wrong along the way.
Second, the Ghost Train recorded locations.
The Zombie World was his greatest trump card. As long as this world remained, he would always have a way out and nearly inexhaustible resources.
Once he summoned the Ghost Train here and the location was recorded, who knew whether there were still tickets outside.
Or whether someone might discover this world through some method and use the Ghost Train to come here.
Besides, planes were fast too. Once he boarded a plane, the time difference would not be all that great.
After leaving Central Mall,
Wu Heng boarded a train bound for Yangtong City.
He began thinking over this matter as well.
Given the current situation, his side could already be considered the wealthiest base in the world.
Where there was wealth, there would naturally be people who envied it and set their sights on it.
Even if Dawn Base had not appeared this time to "seize" their food, someone else would