The Baby in the Suitcase
Everyone said it was impossible, but the Leather Case Man sneered. "Do you really think the train staff are good people?"
"That has nothing to do with whether they're good people," the old man said. "There should be rules governing both players and game staff."
"If the Conductor says it's a Train Slayer, then that Alien must really exist," the Glamorous Woman said. "Maybe it'll show up again tonight. Rather than argue about what it really is, shouldn't we focus on how to defend ourselves?"
"Send them back." A man stood up and pointed at Xu Huo and the others. "I'm getting off tomorrow. Why should I share the risk with someone else?"
"We'll go to the carriage ahead." The female player started to walk, but two players from Carriage Seven blocked her. She raised an eyebrow. "What are you doing?"
"Nothing. We just want you to stay in your own carriage and behave," the Glamorous Woman said.
The female player sneered. "Aren't you afraid the Train Slayer will pick this carriage?"
"One more carriage means one less risk for us," the old man said. "Your risk will go down accordingly. Whether you get attacked comes down to luck."
It made sense, but the purple-haired player, who had seen the carnage in the Rear Carriage, said, "I think it'd be better to combine the carriages. Those sixteen players were killed in less than two hours. We're safer in numbers."
The other players' reasons were unclear, but in the end, they agreed to let Xu Huo and the others stay. The mood remained tense, though. To be safe, one player used an item to seal the rear door. "We'll seal the rear door and leave the front one open. That way, if something happens, we won't