Non-Player's Guide to Riding the Train
Like a fish that had taken the bait, the Ghost Shadow struggled desperately against the Strong Adhesive. Xu Huo held on to the Kite String and wrapped it in the raincoat as well. This time, though, the Ghost Shadow only moved a few times inside before going still, like a painting on paper that had lost its life. The next second, it crumbled into powder beneath the raincoat.
Xu Huo wasn't surprised that the Ghost Shadow could escape this way. After all, it was still a physical item. It had to use doors and cracks to enter and leave rooms, so it wasn't impossible to catch it.
Players with higher levels were sure to have more useful items than he did. If the Ghost Shadow could only wrap people up, it couldn't possibly have survived in the Laboratory until now.
Even after the Ghost Shadow crumbled into powder, Xu Huo didn't let go. He packed up the powder and stuffed it into the Storage Compartment, then walked out of the room.
"Any results?" As soon as the door opened, Chu Yuan poked his head in. Seeing the mess inside, he couldn't help exclaiming, "Did you used to work for a demolition crew?"
Xu Huo instead took out a blueprint of the Deep Blue Laboratory that he'd found while searching the rooms. It included plans for the expansion around Underground Level 3.
"What good is this thing?" Chu Yuan asked, puzzled. "The expanded section outside is separated from the Laboratory, and it's all operated by machinery. People can't get through, either."
Xu Huo wasn't sure if it would be useful. He'd have to see for himself.
So the two of them headed to the far end of the Laboratory again. There was a corridor running