These were all merely Zhao Xun's own conjectures. He still had too little information to be certain he was right.
For now, as long as someone did not violate the Train Rules, they would not become an attendant.
The things attendants had to do were related to their role as "attendants."
For example, disposing of dead players' bodies, checking tickets, guarding Car 17, serving players in the restaurant, and pushing carts through the cars to sell instant meals.
None of that had much bearing on the players' safety.
So, if an opportunity arose to learn about the attendants, he could listen, but there was no need to deliberately spend time and effort investigating them.
Besides, judging from Wu Wei's experience, even if he tried to investigate, he would not get any answers.
It certainly was not worth going out of his way to buy information from Whistle.
After Wu Wei and the other two finished talking about the attendants, they discussed their impressions of the new Volunteers they had met that day and how to offer them more help going forward.
Zhao Xun did not join in and lay back down on his bed.
However, the three of them made no effort to lower their voices. They clearly had no intention of excluding Zhao Xun, so he was forced to listen to the entire conversation.
Overall, Wu Wei's ideas were still far too idealistic.
Qianqian and A Jie did not entirely agree with Wu Wei's idealism, but they thought it was worth a try. If it did not work out, they could always give up then.
Over the next few days, the three frequently went to hold small meetings with the new Volunteers.
Time flew by, and the twentieth soon arrived.
At midnight, Zhao Xun's personal data refreshed.
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