"This isn't a good idea." Yan Huan looked around. The gymnasium was empty, with only their footsteps echoing through it.
"What if we outsiders get caught wandering around?"
"You're afraid of that?" March 7th said disdainfully, folding her arms.
"Is that something someone who's wanted every other day should be saying?"
"Besides, everyone in Two-Phase Paradise knows us Nameless. Who'd dare arrest us?"
March 7th was brimming with confidence, her ponytail swaying slightly as she raised her chin.
"This time, we've come to our home turf."
She counted on her fingers.
"See? Miss Xiuye is one of us, and so is Miss Pearl."
"With the company backing us, who'd dare make trouble for us?"
"Maybe it's the company itself." Yan Huan spread his hands.
"They could arrest us Nameless, send a batch of rookies onto the train, and vote on the Star Rail Express's direction."
"Then they could use the Star Rail Express's name to rally something like the Anti-Destruction Alliance."
"Whoa, why didn't you say so sooner?!" March 7th's eyes went wide.
That really could work.
After all, as long as the people who boarded the train didn't go too far, Train Conductor Pom-Pom would recognize them as Nameless.
And every destination they warped to was chosen by a vote of the Nameless.
"Feels like we've discovered a whole new continent." March 7th scratched her head.
"But the prerequisite is that they'd have to beat us first."
After thinking it over, her tone relaxed.
"We've helped the Strategic Investment Department quite a bit too. It probably won't come to that."
Whether it was Penacony or Onfaros, the Strategic Investment Department had gained resources or influence thanks to the Nameless' Trailblaze.
Penacony now had the company's shares.
The battle at Iron Tomb had also frightened more civilizations into defecting to