The scene shifted, and the players were all back beside the Endless Train.
Zhao Xun immediately looked at the other players and counted them. Twenty-nine had returned, which meant three players had died in the collapse.
But not everyone who returned was unscathed.
Only six or seven players looked completely unharmed. Most of the others had suffered injuries of varying severity, though they were still conscious.
Aside from them, five players were in far worse shape.
They were all unconscious.
One seemed to have been knocked out by falling debris and had no obvious external injuries. The other four had different wounds, all bleeding uncontrollably. They had lost consciousness from shock caused by excessive blood loss.
Even though these players had cleared the game, they would not survive more than a few hours without prompt treatment.
Even if the train really did have an infirmary that could treat them, these unconscious players could not choose to spend points on medical aid.
Their fate was essentially death.
The conscious players with serious injuries did not dare linger outside and quickly returned to the Endless Train.
Even knowing that boarding after nine at night would very likely leave them unable to finish today's personal mission, they had to get on.
Compared with the penalty for failing a personal mission, the fear of death frightened them far more.
If they left their serious injuries untreated, they could soon die from infection or other complications.
Although many of them were unsure whether treatment was available on the train, they knew there was nothing they could do outside.
The Endless Train always provided a way to deal with the situations players encountered. They simply had to spend points.
Charging devices, showering, and so on worked the same way.
They had to at least try.
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