Train Survival: I Can Ascend Anything!
Chapter 927

You're in my way!

1,151 words•4 min read•0 views
7h ago•
Next

On the Execution Platform.

Ye Qiyan raised his hand high.

[Mechanism Command] switched modes.

Amid the clouds, the dark gold radiance of a dragon shimmered faintly.

The sonata of Rebellion surged at that moment.

[Supreme · Transcendence Mecha · Hunt Mecha-Dragon]

Prefix acquired.

[Rebellion] × [Demon-Mechanism Soulfall] × [Transcendence Command]

The three abilities worked in tandem.

Hunt opened its enormous jaws, and all the damage-control gears lent it their aid.

Ye Qiyan stood atop Hunt's head.

[Bedivere], once a construction Mech, activated the [Support Array].

Within this area, all energy output was enhanced.

Monrojina, who was holding back those hands of pain, sensed the fluctuations in energy. Watching Ye Qiyan's movements, she smiled slightly.

"All right, I'll leave it to you, young Ye."

Monrojina had seen through Ye Qiyan's plan.

He intended to blast straight through that Divinity Hole.

Even though Heinz had become [Happiness], the permissions over Uto City-those from the [Permission · Platform World] Ye Qiyan had activated, together with those Heinrich had granted the False Gods to buy time-

Had created a breach in Uto City that was absolutely impossible to heal.

This hole could allow monsters to descend, and it could also become a road.

["Must you stop me too?"]

Blocked by Monrojina, Heinz made his voice ring out across the City.

["What I do is for the human race. I act for humanity's happiness..."]

He laid out Utopia's ideals.

Through the livestream, which had never been shut off, they reached every human city in the Wasteland.

Many weak Train Conductors raised their heads and looked toward the great screen.

Utopia?

Safe worlds where survival was absolutely assured?

No need to worry about dying, or encountering terrifying traps?

Thinking it over carefully, that really did seem like a good thing.

If... such a choice really existed...

End of Chapter
Prev
NovelSummaries
Next

Comments