"So that's why I said they're different. But this topic is a little too advanced for you. Focus on raising your Player level first." The Magician checked the time, then added, "I'm leaving the E-class wormhole point soon, and I won't be back for a long time. Don't come looking for me for now."
As soon as he finished speaking, he vanished from his seat, apparently having found somewhere to get off the train.
Xu Huo felt a little disappointed. The Magician was already among those who had come into contact with the rules governing how the game operated.
A few minutes later, a torrential downpour began along the tracks. Within minutes it had turned into a thunderstorm, then a hailstorm, the hailstones hammering against the carriage.
Someone walked over from the carriage ahead, pulled out a chair, and sat down opposite Xu Huo.
Xu Huo lounged against the soft back of the sofa. "What is it?"
The Golden-eyed Player had dropped his earlier hostility and was remarkably calm. "I didn't expect you to know a Super Player."
Xu Huo raised his eyelids and looked at him. "Are you going to try to fight me on the train again?"
"Not at all." The Golden-eyed Player smiled. "If I wanted to fight you again, I wouldn't have helped you out."
He was referring to when six Players had trapped Xu Huo inside an item.
"Thanks." Xu Huo paused, then added, "This is the second time you've copied my Ticket. Isn't that a waste?"
"It's not a waste." The Golden-eyed Player's smile didn't falter. "Think of it as making a friend."
Xu Huo didn't respond.
The Golden-eyed Player didn't mind and continued on his own. "Bounty hunters have professional ethics. Once you take a job, you can't turn against the client halfway