The carriage was not very large; ten minutes was enough for everyone to search it from top to bottom.
Yet in the end, they found no decisive evidence.
That Disaster Creature had undoubtedly hidden itself well. The clues provided by its only two traits were scant, and the sole advantage was that they had shifted their investigation away from inconspicuous little details toward broader targets.
Among those targets, the more conspicuous luggage racks and seats were the highest priorities.
Ten minutes later, the vote officially began.
As agreed beforehand, all nineteen people voted for the display screen at the very front. It was conspicuous enough and also fit the trait of fearing cold and liking heat.
Unfortunately, the vote missed, as expected.
The moment the red light signifying an incorrect answer lit up, the temperature inside the carriage dropped again. The previous temperature had already made some people hug themselves and shiver. Now that it fell further, some of them were trembling uncontrollably from the cold.
To deal with all kinds of Life-Taking Games and move around more conveniently, most people chose lighter outfits, so their resistance to cold was quite limited. Since there were no blankets or spare clothes in the carriage, the falling temperature had severely affected them.
"How is it? Can you still hold on?"
After thoughtfully glancing at the somewhat chaotic crowd, Bai Zhi turned to look at Tian Huo beside him.
"...I'm okay. Barely."
Tian Huo kept breathing into her palms as she stamped her feet.
"I'm not very good at these deduction-type games. At worst, I'll just die once. I still have plenty of revivals left anyway."
"Forget it. If you disappear, I'm unfamiliar with this place. Who knows where I'd have to look for you... Wait here."
Shaking his head, Bai Zhi walked