Lu Xingyuan rubbed his chin, lost in thought, then activated Spatial Jump.
His figure flickered, and he appeared inside the carriage without warning.
The carriage was enormous.
It was as large as a basketball court.
Clearly, the train had undergone another special modification.
Despite its size, the carriage was sparsely furnished.
Apart from the train's control console, there was only a blood-red coffin at its center.
It was dark red, like congealed blood, as though it had been cast from the lifeblood of countless living beings.
Neither jade nor wood, its surface shimmered with a thin, dizzying, unnatural light.
Lu Xingyuan's heart lurched, and goosebumps rose across his skin.
Sun Yi, looking deathly pale, was hunched over the coffin.
Yet when he saw Lu Xingyuan, who had chased him all this way, he showed no panic. Instead, he seemed remarkably calm.
"You know how strong I am. You must realize those foot soldiers outside can't threaten me."
Lu Xingyuan spoke evenly.
"Of course I know."
Sun Yi grinned.
"Otherwise, I wouldn't have run so fast."
"So? Are you still going to put up a fight?"
Lu Xingyuan raised Sudden Rain and pointed its tip straight at Sun Yi.
"Stop testing me."
Sun Yi chuckled.
"Knowing you, you'd have swung your blade at me the moment you saw me."
"But you didn't. That coffin has you wary, doesn't it?"
His gaze settled on the blood-red coffin, filled with boundless tenderness.
Like an old father looking at his own child.
Lu Xingyuan frowned slightly at the sight.
But he had to admit Sun Yi was right.
The coffin did make him wary.
Otherwise, he would have struck already.
"You've actually seen her before."
Sun Yi spoke.
The Blood-red Eyes surfaced in Lu Xingyuan's mind.
"That's right. Her."
Sun Yi grinned.
"She's the