No matter who was behind it, anyone offering a bounty on players this way was bound to be paying a hefty sum. Mental Evolvers made up only a small proportion of Super Evolvers, but the game world was vast, and it was hard to say how many would pass through B37 Wormhole Point. Judging by these indiscriminate attacks, the bounty poster hadn't provided any further identifying details. That meant anyone who killed a B-level Mental Evolver aboard a train near here could claim the reward. It was clear the bounty poster had money to burn and didn't care if they killed the wrong person, as long as they didn't let anyone escape.
The tattooed man had killed that player, but there was no guarantee that nobody else aboard the train had taken the same bounty.
"I'm curious how big the reward is. Some people are willing to damage a train just to claim it." A female player stepped forward and nudged the corpse on the floor with her toe. "He deserved to die. I'm in one of the rear carriages too. If he'd succeeded, wouldn't we all have been done for?"
"So, some people should stop gloating and think about whether they'll put everyone else at risk. We're on a train, after all. If someone attacks during an alien encounter or a natural disaster, there'll be nowhere to run."
That made sense. There seemed to be only two Mental Evolvers aboard the train, so everyone would be safer if they stayed in the same carriage.
Some players suggested sending them to the last carriage. That way, the others could clear it out for the two of them to do as they pleased.
But Xu Huo would never agree.
"No way!" The other Mental Evolver said, his face darkening. "If someone