Just as Gu Xi wanted to take a closer look, the train made another sharp turn, and the carriages behind blocked his view.
At that moment, Gu Xi only saw that a massive hole had been blasted into the train. He could not see what happened after that.
Seeing this, Gu Xi felt somewhat annoyed.
He had the feeling that he had missed something.
Just as Gu Xi wanted to lean closer to the window and observe the battle outside, a great deal of black smoke poured out from the locomotive.
The black smoke seemed to wrap the train in a black shell, swiftly cutting off the Savage Players who had boarded it.
Once the wave of black smoke passed, Gu Xi noticed that all the Savage Players who had jumped onto the train had vanished.
Even the carriage that had been blown open had been quickly repaired.
At the sight of this, Gu Xi understood. It seemed that the Train Conductors had long grown used to such situations. To them, a journey without an attack from a few Savage Players would be incomplete.
All of Gu Xi's earlier worries had been unnecessary.
Rolling his eyes, Gu Xi sat back down.
He no longer paid attention to the battle outside.
Yet the less Gu Xi wanted to pay attention to something, the more it appeared before his eyes.
As Gu Xi sat down again, he happened to see several Savage Players outside carrying a coffin as they ran away.
Since they had already dragged it off the train, the savages had no intention of putting seals on the coffin anymore.
Gu Xi watched as two Savage Players carried the coffin at a sprint, while another stood directly atop it. With both hands, he forcefully lifted off the coffin lid.
Then,