Su Huan was hit by six shards, leaving several penetrating holes in his body.

However, this kind of injury was only the icing on the cake for his current state. Unfortunately, Zhong Cheng, who floated up nearby, was unlucky, with only half of his body left lying by the pit, staring at Su Huan with deep confusion in his eyes.

“Even the 85 cannon can’t kill him?”

He Jie on the locomotive voiced everyone’s thoughts.

It’s not that he wanted Su Huan to die, but that was a direct shot from an 85 cannon!

Damn it, man!

Even if you don’t die, you shouldn’t be standing there like that!

Liang Kuan jumped down to start the train. Without the engineering vehicle’s constraint, the armed train burst out with new vitality once again, the clanging sounds rising slowly and steadily.

Crows swooped down again, trying to feast on the human tainted with the scent of an attractant, but the next moment, they were scattered by anti-aircraft bullets.

Flames followed closely, roasting them into grilled chickens.

It’s like constructing a building in a game.

Steel flew up from nowhere, clanging and being molded into railroad tracks by an invisible giant hand, laid before the train.

Su Huan stepped on the engineering vehicle’s roof, carrying the City Breaker, and walked toward the shore.

A bubbling, bloody voice sounded at his feet, like a hellish specter’s curse, “Su Huan, you destroyed this city, you deserve to die.”

Su Huan then lifted his eyelids, looking down at the devastated Zhong Cheng, and tugged at the corner of his mouth, “The New City Plan? I guarantee this land will be lively until next year. It doesn’t matter who lives here, but this is just the beginning…”

Zhong Cheng followed his gaze to the end of the railroad tracks, further north.

That was the Steel Council Headquarters, gathering a hundred thousand people!

Zhong Cheng finally understood where Su Huan’s confidence came from—this lunatic didn’t care if the train could break through the line; he was ready to drag the entire battlefield into hell long ago!

If I die, who cares about a flood!

The earth trembled, countless mutant beasts and zombies, and even more, were rushing over.

But he was powerless to stop it.

The gates to the new world had already closed for him.

“How are you?”

Yu Yue cautiously embraced Su Huan’s body, the icy touch causing her heart to sink.

Su Huan looked down, seeing the woman’s concerned gaze made him uncomfortable, unsure whether to say he was fine or in terrible shape.

Such words used to come easily to the train captain.

Was it fear?

He couldn’t tell.

“Get on the train!”

Liang Kuan’s muscular figure leaped from the speeding locomotive, a hundred-pound alloy shield whistling through the air, slicing a bloodhound attempting to ambush Su Huan in half at the waist!

Liang Kuan’s appearance broke the frozen atmosphere.

Refusing Yu Yue’s support, the train captain wasn’t weak to that degree yet.

The promotion of the “Fighting Master” hadn’t healed his wounds, only made his body stronger. The same severe injuries on such a physique would be lighter.

He leapt lightly, landing on the locomotive.

Even without using pan-energy, he could turn He Jie into a bear with a punch now.

Anyone could see the train captain wasn’t in the right mood; no one dared to disturb him. Only Iron Rain’s steady sound helped the captain clear away those pesky birds and beasts.

The armed train traveled on the tracks, crossing over the deep pit of the Steel Council.

Thousands of zombies surged, filling the streets and alleys, with millions of evolution beasts and zombies congesting this small county, the survivors and Steel Council soldiers letting out terrified wails.

Scant tier two zombies and evolution beasts began to appear, heading toward the moving train.

Beneath the acid rain clouds, countless evolution beast birds circled, diving toward the train, only to be shredded into pieces by abilities or gunfire.

Before him lay the end of the railway, the Steel Council Headquarters.

Behind him was the “New City” submerged in a corpse tide.

And the train captain sat in this apocalyptic scene in a daze.

Enjoying this broken world, along with his broken self.

The speed of genetic decay was much faster than he anticipated, like a burning piece of wood; maybe tonight, maybe the next moment, he would burn out, becoming a Slaughterer like Gao Zhe.

‘A tier two Slaughterer nearing dual domains?’

‘Seems pretty badass.’

The train captain pondered this, suddenly interrupted by a rising armed helicopter in the distance.

The slender tail of his eye flickered with doubt.

The helicopter was only about a kilometer away. Did this group really think he was dead?

Before he could figure it out, the City Breaker electromagnetic sniper rifle was already set up, one knee bent, the scope locked onto the slowly ascending helicopter.

“Energy Cycle” is the core ability of tier two. It allows internal energy not to be confined to the heart but to build a cycle within the body, forming an energy vortex, “slowly” gathering external energy.

Of course, this “slowly” is only in comparison to the “Energy Storage Core.”

After a fierce battle, Su Huan felt his internal energy pool expand again. Although still at tier one, in terms of internal pan-energy total, he should surpass most tier two controllers, only slightly outmatched by tier two Power Suppliers.

The heart gently beat once, and the bullet was accelerated by two electromagnetic forces, shooting out.

The ion trails left a dim path in the air.

The armed helicopter’s armor was directly pierced by this shot, spiraling down with smoke trailing.

Li Wangchuan, inside a bulletproof car, desperately tried to lean out the window, but was pulled back by the bodyguard behind him.

“Xiaotao…”

The helicopter crashed to the ground, obscured by buildings.

But the train captain had no intention of letting them off so easily.

Inserting five fingers into the long hair in front of his forehead, high temperature and steam intertwined, drying the moisture in his hair. Su Huan wiped over the penetrating holes in his body one by one using the same method.

The sizzling sound of burning flesh echoed.

After five minutes, the train captain reentered the carriage, restored to his usual appearance.

Except his complexion was somewhat pale.

Facing everyone’s complex expressions, Su Huan raised an eyebrow, “You didn’t elect a new train captain while I was clearing the pit, did you?”

No one answered Su Huan, as he had just made a poorly timed joke.

“Su Yongyuan is the train captain.”

A firm, clear voice from the boy in the corner.

Xiaoba never believed Su Huan would lose, nor did he ever think Su Huan would die.

Everyone turned their eyes.

Su Huan paused and smiled.

“Next, it’s time to collect the spoils.”

“Liang Kuan, head north from Changli, follow the green steel line marked on the map, it’ll lead directly to a heavy industrial zone.”

“Understood.”

“He Jie, check on your comrades, gather them if possible on the way.”

“Alright.”

Su Huan dismantled the shattered Scavenger exoskeleton from his body.

It held up against Zhong Cheng’s attack and 85 cannon remnants, which is how he remained standing.

“Yu Jing, get me a new set, no need for any functional updates, the same as this one is fine.”

“Professor Ma, have your students check the train’s damage.”

“Xiaoba, keep an eye on the tracks. There shouldn’t be any more breaks now, but prevent mutant plant sabotage, keep a close watch.”

“Lin Jin, get ready to see your sister tonight.”

“Lao San, the corpses outside the train are noisy, take some people and hold them off.”

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