The Soul Guidance Truck drove down the highway toward Eastsea City.
Jiang Dongjun had not chosen to take Na'er on a Soul Guidance Train. There were too many people and prying eyes; altering an entire carriage's perceptions would be far too much trouble.
If his luck soured again and he ran into some warmhearted Soul King who insisted on helping the apparently unaccompanied Na'er find her parents, wouldn't he be screwed?
In Douluo Dalu III: The Legend of the Dragon King, Soul Kings generally had spiritual power close to, or already at, the Spirit Sea Realm. How could he casually fool someone like that?
So Jiang Dongjun had intercepted a Soul Guidance Car delivering goods to Eastsea City at the highway entrance. He altered the ordinary driver's perceptions and brought Na'er aboard, passing her off as the driver's daughter.
When they were almost at Eastsea City, his Yin Spirit wrapped around Na'er and jumped out.
Honestly, back when he read The Legend of the Dragon King, there had always been one thing he couldn't understand.
As everyone knew, Tang 50 had a strange buff: whenever he took a Soul Guidance Train, there was an extremely high chance of an attack.
Yet every time Tang 50 couldn't use his identity, or was wanted by the authorities, he invariably chose to break straight through the checkpoints most heavily guarded by the Federal Government.
Either a train station or a highway exit...
Then came a dazzling performance, showing off how cleverly he slipped through the Federation's tight blockade.
You mother-just thinking about those scenes made Jiang Dongjun want to swear.
It had explicitly stated that cities on the continent had no walls in the Douluo III Era. Surely Tang 50 didn't think a city could only be entered or exited through a train