But these things definitely wouldn't fall into the hands of ordinary people.
Take the Game Government Base, for example. At the base in District 011, although they recruited key and temporary personnel from among the Players, most people in the Rail Supply Department came from other Sub-districts. Judging from their usual behavior and speech, they hadn't fought their way through the game.
In other words, the Game Government must have recruited or trained certain Sub-districts or Player Families to serve as government personnel. The more closely an industry was tied to the core of the game, the more likely that was.
Although the Game Government Base hadn't been established in every Sub-district, there were so many Wormhole Points and Sub-districts that the total number of bases was already enormous. To ensure that these people performed their duties conscientiously from the ground up, the Game Government must have had a special method—one that let them evolve while escaping the trouble of Dungeons.
Xu Huo had first heard of the Temporary Pass in the skin stripper's Dungeon. It was a Ticket with no destination that allowed its holder to board a train at will. Once they had it, they could enter the nearest Ticket and board a train at any time, from any place.
The Rail Supply Department in District 011 hadn't revealed any information about it, but even if they lacked the authority, the higher levels of the Game Government surely had it. Just like those researchers he'd encountered in District 017, the game must have opened special routes for certain people, allowing them to travel freely through the game.
If so, those resources must also have been part of their special privileges. Perhaps there were Wormhole Points or Sub-districts in the game whose residents didn't need to go through the