Yang Jian met with Li Yang and told him about the supernatural bus. Li Yang was shocked when he heard it, even feeling a little afraid.
If things were really as Yang Jian had said, and that supernatural bus might be carrying many ghosts, then this letter-delivery mission would be far more than it appeared on the surface. If things went wrong, they might really be wiped out.
It was far too dangerous.
But Li Yang did not back down. Instead, he began thinking about how to deal with it.
"Get some proper rest these next few days. We still have time. We won't leave until three days from now." After saying that, Yang Jian prepared to get up and leave.
"Captain, wait a moment," Li Yang said. "Don't you think the Post Office's four delivery requirements have a major loophole? I started studying them the moment I came back."
"What did you find?" Yang Jian stopped and asked.
"For example, this one. The requirement says we have to take that bus and get off after it stops three times. That doesn't seem right. Getting off after three stops means we would have to leave the bus before its fourth stop. If that's the case, then we'd have to jump off midway."
"You can't get off the supernatural bus midway, can you? If so, then it would be impossible to complete the Post Office's delivery mission. It would just be a suicide mission, one without the conditions needed for completion."
"That analysis makes a lot of sense. It does conflict with the information I have," Yang Jian said with a frown. "But you haven't considered enough. Don't forget, there is another possibility involving the supernatural bus."
Li Yang was startled. "A ghost stopping the bus? Engine stalling?"
"That's right." Yang