A few people dying on the train wasn't a big deal. After their initial shock, the players all returned to their own carriages. No one went to the dining car for dinner that day; everyone stayed in their carriages.
During the day, people got on and off the train. There were fewer people overall than the day before. Five people got off in the carriage where Xu Huo and the painted woman were, leaving only seven people, including them.
The painted woman was curious whether there were any Vampires on the train, so she started visiting the other carriages again. She couldn't speak, but she was very good with her Communicator and typed extremely fast, so that didn't stop her from asking people everywhere whether they were Vampires.
Thanks to her, the carriages farther back also learned that a Super Evolver who specialized in drinking people's blood had appeared in the carriages ahead, and that he moved like a ghost.
High-level Players were strong, but they were under a lot of pressure, too. Not everyone could stay calm when the painted woman questioned them. Some were like firecrackers, ready to go off at the slightest spark. Plenty of people wanted to beat her up or kill her.
The painted woman hadn't brought a bag this time, and she had nothing on her to throw at people. So she fought when she could and ran when she couldn't. Those players couldn't seriously hurt her anyway, and she seemed to have a contrarian streak, taking pleasure in provoking people. She'd found a new kind of fun in being impossible to stand but impossible to kill.
After practically turning the carriages farther back upside down, she returned to Carriage Four and went up to everyone who hadn't left, asking them all sorts of