Q Ling Meng

Once certain little tricks had been exposed, everything remaining was nothing more than worthless rabble.

With only two shots, the Giant standing around 2.2 meters tall collapsed, turning into a cloud of green smoke before Bai Zhi.

Bai Zhi did not know whether it had been an illusion, but before the other party dissipated, he seemed to see a trace of relief and gratitude in his eyes.

...Had he been a Player who had fallen on this Train, or an ordinary person who had been modified?

Bai Zhi tucked the two Handguns in his hands into his sleeves and looked around again.

He was still inside a carriage—or rather, in the front half of the carriage where he had originally been.

The scene in the front half of the carriage resembled a flipped mirror image of the rear half. The only difference was that the rear half was filled with all kinds of sleeping Monsters, making it exceptionally dangerous, while the beds in the front half held nothing but the mirror images of those Anomalies. By comparison, it was far safer.

"Splitting the Anomalies into two parts, with Conductors patrolling back and forth to ensure stability... Is this another form of containment for Anomalies?"

Walking over to the mirrored bed corresponding to his own, Bai Zhi looked thoughtfully at the Alarm Clocks and the several Multi-legged Monsters slowly regenerating on the bed.

Just as he had expected, these Anomalies were not so easily killed. Otherwise, there would have been no need to go to such lengths to imprison them on this Train.

This Train itself might have been an Anomaly mechanism utilized by Players from the Puzzle Card World, or it might simply have been an Anomaly prison cage pieced together from Puzzle Cards.

As for more specific speculation, there