It was the same train, the same lively atmosphere, the same enthusiastic salespeople, and the same thugs boarding midway through the journey, inevitably appearing on the tracks ahead.
Not long after Xu Huo boarded, he found the driver and gave him a tip, asking him to let him watch the scenery from the very front of the train.
This time, he locked both the door and the windows of the cab. While keeping the thugs out, he also had the driver contact the central station to report a nightmare-related murder on board and request permission to stop.
The thugs did look vicious. They even beat up a conductor who tried to stop them.
The driver immediately reported the situation to the central station. As soon as he received the order to stop, he brought the train to a halt.
The train stopped at a perfect distance from the five people tied up on the tracks. They could see one another, but remained far enough apart that nobody would be scared to death or anything like that.
This time, Xu Huo also did his best to prevent the thugs from damaging the control lever or getting into the cab.
The train hadn't overturned, and nobody had died. By all rights, he should have solved the scenario perfectly. But to his utter surprise, a large group of thugs suddenly appeared around the tracks. He didn't know whether they had come to block him or the thugs on the train, but they charged over aggressively, weapons in hand, trampling the people tied to the tracks to death as they went.
Xu Huo found himself back at the ticket counter.
The people on the tracks, the train passengers, and the thugs were all fixed roles. After his several unsuccessful attempts to intervene from the