Ch. 61Excuse Me, Is the Bloody Train for Sale?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Mu Rufeng safely clears the Bloody Train dungeon, feeling accomplished despite its high death rate.
- He learns that his power and bloodthirsty attribute last for about an hour each.
- Mu Rufeng asks the Train Conductor about purchasing the Bloody Train, offering two billion, but is refused.
- Mu Rufeng takes a nap in the private room and wakes up to find the Ghost Infant on his chest, absorbing his Ghost Power.
- He allows the Ghost Infant to eat Soul Coins directly, which it eagerly does.
Character Developments
- Mu Rufeng: Shows accomplishment in clearing a high-death-rate dungeon, curiosity in purchasing the train, and fear upon waking up to the Ghost Infant.
- Train Conductor: Remains respectful and professional, refuses Mu Rufeng's offer to sell the train, and shows thoughtfulness in preparing the private room.
Significant Themes
- Power and its duration: Mu Rufeng's skills and attributes last for an hour, emphasizing the importance of timing and resource management.
- Value and ownership: Mu Rufeng attempts to purchase the train, highlighting the theme of value and the limitations of ownership.
Character Interactions
- Mu Rufeng and the Train Conductor: They have a polite and respectful exchange, with Mu Rufeng asking about the train's sale and the Train Conductor refusing but offering a private room.
- Mu Rufeng and the Ghost Infant: Mu Rufeng is initially startled by the Ghost Infant but quickly regains composure and interacts with it, allowing it to eat Soul Coins.