"Red train?"
Gu Xi looked at the train Broker had pointed out and asked quietly.
"Of course. Only red trains need that many guards."
Upon hearing Gu Xi's question, Broker felt half the weight in his heart lift.
Broker had been guessing at Gu Xi's identity all along.
Why had Gu Xi needed an identity that would allow him to enter Changzi City?
Now, he finally had an answer.
Gu Xi was clearly a Savage Player who wanted to enter Changzi City and had gone in circles until he found this place.
If he were not a Savage Player who robbed trains every day, how would he know the difference between purple trains, red trains, and green trains?
These three differently colored freight trains were not distinguished by the goods they transported.
Rather, their transport methods and speeds differed.
Purple trains transported small, valuable items, emphasizing same-day dispatch and same-day delivery. Whether they stopped along the way was another matter, but at that speed, ordinary Savage Players could not catch them.
Green trains transported large quantities of heavy supplies, such as lumber, stone, and other materials.
These trains traveled slowly, but such materials were everywhere in the wilderness of Game Deep. Only an idiot Savage Player would rob one.
Only red trains, which carried ordinary or relatively less important items, were the primary targets of Savage Player robberies.
Like the train Gu Xi had taken from Yuanzu City toward Changzi City, which had been a type of red train.
It was precisely because red trains occasionally encountered attacks and robberies from Savage Players that they required more guards.
After learning Gu Xi's identity, Broker was actually somewhat hesitant. Gu Xi was a Savage Player—what if he contacted other Savage Players while guarding the red train's departure and robbed it?
But