The frigid wind and snow howled across the boundless tundra. Furry lemmings poked their heads out of the snowdrifts, only to be frightened back inside by the rumbling sound.
A train with only four cars traveled across the snow.
The train had no rails. Instead, tracks ran beneath its chassis. Hooks and locks connected the cars, and while each car seemed to have its own independent power system, it also seemed that all power came from the vehicle at the front.
Sitting by the window, Ye Shi stared without blinking at the astonishingly vast tundra outside, his eyes filled with indescribable surprise.
This damn planner really had some tricks up his sleeve.
Although fewer than a hundred players were active in Wandering Swamp, the operators of Wasteland OL had still created this section of the map.
Hail striking the windows, snow kicked up by the tracks, reindeer moving through the tundra...
Everything felt so real.
Sitting opposite him, Jiang Xuezhou mistook the surprise on his face and said with a slight curl of her lips.
"Isn't it huge?"
"It really is..." Ye Shi nodded, then added with some feeling, "It's just a little too quiet."
What he could not understand most was why the Academy, despite possessing the most advanced technology in the wasteland, left such a huge stretch of land undeveloped.
If Utopia City's prosperity contained a certain amount of "padding"—for example, the colorful lights and the information-packed endpoint cloud could give people the illusion of rapidly advancing technology—the Academy's technology had truly reached an awe-inspiring level.
As the only survivor faction in the wasteland capable of producing antigravity devices without relying on black boxes and possessing the technology to manufacture faster-than-light engines, they actually had the hope of establishing a genuine utopia in this wasteland.
That should not