Train Survival: I Can Ascend Anything!
Chapter 186

The teleportation ritual inside the Central Building

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"You're saying Barlow was killed?"

The Vampire Earl in charge of attacking the second level listened to his subordinate's report in disbelief.

"Although Barlow hadn't broken past level 30, Simak told us during our deal that Train Conductors above level 20 would only appear above the third level, even if they entered the city from the Wasteland."

"No matter how useless he was, a human Train Conductor who hadn't broken past level 30 couldn't possibly stand against us Vampires after our racial transformation without their train!"

"Are you sure you heard correctly? What else did our people on the first level say?"

The subordinate hurriedly continued:

"They-they also said that person was a Third-Rank Adjudicator from the Judgment Court!"

The Vampire Earl's expression shifted repeatedly.

"That damned Judgment Court... So he's one of theirs. No wonder he has such formidable combat strength. No, Vampires are inherently sinful. Their judgment is especially effective against me, but if I let this fellow go up..."

Just then, another Train Conductor who had transformed into a Vampire came running over in a panic.

"That person-that person is fighting his way here!"

"He's fast..."

"Finally almost there, huh?"

Ye Qiyan drove Road Hog while the two demons rampaged ahead the whole way.

He looked at the enormous building before him and couldn't help clicking his tongue.

"A fugitive wanted by the Imperial Sequence Organization, yet she owns an entire building in Solo City. Tsk, tsk."

Apart from those at the very top, Solo City's upper ranks had probably already been thoroughly riddled with Monrojina's influence.

And then there was the Tunnel Capsule system she had designed.

It was hard to imagine anything in the city could escape her notice.

He continued forward, but before he reached the coordinates Monrojina had sent him...

A potbellied

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