When Duanmu Huai and the others arrived at the lower level of the warship, there was already a hole where that train had crashed through. The train itself lay there in a crooked heap like a dead snake.
"Wow, that train sure is lucky."
Seeing this, Ann couldn't help sighing in amazement.
"Lucky?"
Ellie gazed at Ann curiously, seemingly unable to understand what she meant. Although the train looked more or less intact, in its current state, it hardly seemed lucky, did it?
"Mm."
Ann nodded, still shaken, then raised her hand and pointed above them.
"The ammunition depot is right above us."
"..."
At that moment, Ellie remembered the Macro Cannon's muzzle, which was larger than the Moth Chasing Fire Base, as well as those enormous shells, each one nearly the size of a yacht...
"That really was pretty lucky."
Even Ellie couldn't smile now. If the train had veered upward by just a few meters, then... the scene would have been too beautiful to imagine.
The train was brightly lit inside and seemed not to have suffered any damage. That was only natural, though. Since it was a train that traveled through space, it obviously had some real capabilities. Otherwise, if it had been an ordinary train, it probably would have shattered into pieces after bumping into any random meteorite.
"Pssshhh—!"
Just as everyone reached the front of the train and wanted to see if there were any survivors inside, the doors suddenly flew open with a burst of steam, and a figure jumped out!
It was a... stuffed toy?
What the hell?
Everyone froze when they saw the thing before them.
It was a rabbit plush about the size of a doll. It wore a train conductor's uniform and a hat, and it now hopped angrily off