Accumulated rainwater poured down from the sky like a wave, crashing onto the train with a deafening roar. The train, crushed out of shape, swayed from side to side on the tracks with the surge of water, then began to float, as though submerged in an endless ocean. In reality, the torrential rain from the sky had formed a body of water that enclosed this stretch of track, train and all. From the outside, it looked as if a transparent swimming pool had appeared in the air.
Of course, the players inside the train soon escaped the pool. The train had already been invaded by the rainwater, forcing everyone to retreat onto the tracks. As they looked at the train, completely submerged in water, they were all stunned. The bugs turning into rainwater had been unbelievable enough, but they could even freely take shape and grow to such a scale!
The players stood around the train at varying heights and distances. None dared remove their defensive artifacts; all kept their eyes fixed on the still-churning water.
"They look so calm," a female player murmured.
It was hard to imagine that this entire body of water was made up of bugs.
"We can't let them keep breeding." The player in the red headscarf made a prompt decision and immediately hurled all the insecticide and other potions they had bought in advance at the train. Ordinary insecticides might not be as effective as poison, but poison could backfire, so the players had reached a consensus before taking action.
The colorful insecticides burst open in the water. They seemed to have some effect, because the section of water nearest the players began to collapse, sending a large amount of water spilling in every direction and gradually flooding the grass on both sides of