If this location had been part of a Mandatory Quest or a Dungeon, Bai Zhi might have acted more cautiously, because in Mandatory Quests, no one could predict how things would develop afterward.
But the scene he was currently in was the Unique Profession Inheritance Trial. In Bai Zhi's eyes, the nature of this trial scene was no different from that of a Novice Scene.
It was merely a game with a preset procedure. He only needed to find the most suitable route among the many available walkthroughs.
And Bai Zhi had always been skilled at that sort of thing.
Perhaps his act of making an example out of one to warn the rest had worked. After a brief silence, the temperature inside the bus returned to normal.
Of the eighteen remaining passengers, some lowered their heads while others turned back to stare indifferently out the windows. Compared with the Corpse Locusts in the Office Building, which acted purely on instinct, these ghost passengers were clearly several levels higher in intelligence.
Seeing this, Bai Zhi could not be bothered to waste any more words on these ghosts. After tossing the Ghost Driver's body, which had collapsed in the driver's seat, into the carriage, he sat down in the driver's seat himself.
This was Complete Role-playing Mode. His current identity was not merely that of a background prop.
When he had explored the Office Building earlier, he had used a mirror to confirm his current appearance. His expression looked somewhat haggard, but he was unexpectedly young. More importantly, he was handsome.
How could someone survive alone in a city fraught with danger without having some means of staying alive?
The Handgun in his hand, capable of dealing devastating damage to these ghosts, was one such means. That danger premonition, practically like