I Slaughtered Through the Dungeon Worlds with My Cheats

Chapter 39: Chapter 39 Faded “Changsha Station

“No matter what, we’re in for it today,” Tian Lin said gravely.

Tian Lin swept a gaze around the group and then spoke, “The Bloody Train’s death toll is always high, and the strategies brought back by surviving players can only increase the chances of survival a little.”

“I won’t say much to you veterans.”

“Everyone present here is a trained elite, and aside from not having entered an instance, you’re already considered Reserve Players.”

“We’ll head to the waiting room together. If you get a ticket, don’t panic, don’t be afraid. Remember your training and strictly follow the few rules you’ve been given.”

“Yes!” A strong determination burst forth from the employees.

To become an employee of the department, except for some special technicians, one generally undergoes strict training in preparation for the brutalities of an instance one day.

They had waited for this moment for far too long.

The Bloody Train is a large, multiplayer instance that used to appear once every six months.

Two years ago, it started occurring every three months.

If I remember correctly, the Bloody Train just appeared last month in the north, at Ha City.

This means the interval between appearances of the Bloody Train had shortened to one month.

At the beginning of the month, the Mysterious Affairs Research Bureau in the Capital developed a new instrument that detects ghost qi fluctuations.

As a division in Hunan, they naturally received one such instrument.

However, since this instrument is newly developed, it can detect ghost qi fluctuations within a certain range.

If the distance is too great, it can only detect instances with extremely high concentrations of ghost qi.

Items like the black umbrella that served as a medium for Mu Rufeng to enter the instance world were not detected due to the distance. @@novelbin@@

Several people had died in ghastly ways before they became aware of it.

At first, when they detected it, they didn’t know it was the Bloody Train instance.

The reason they found out was that upon confirming that an Abnormal instance was going to occur at a train station, they immediately assembled personnel to seal off the station and stopped all trains from entering or leaving the station.

They then began to methodically search every spooky location.

Finally, on the platform next to the tracks, they found an old, bloodstained sign.

On this sign, the words “Changsha Station” were written in large characters.

After this discovery, they quickly identified the instance as the Bloody Train.

The Bloody Train is a multiplayer instance with an extremely high difficulty and mortality rate.

The method of entering the Bloody Train is also hard to control.

When the Bloody Train arrives at the station, tickets are randomly distributed to people across the entire city.

The number of tickets is never fixed.

The only thing they knew for sure was that being inside the train station could increase the likelihood of receiving a ticket.

This is why Tian Lin had sealed off the station, expelled all ordinary people, and only left department employees and players.

Moreover, the Bloody Train instance completely ignores the players’ cooldown periods.

Even if you entered another instance the day before, if a ticket arrives in your hands, you must board the Bloody Train.

…

Nine minutes had passed.

Tian Lin, Lao Hei, and Zhou Wen seemed to sense something and suddenly looked up towards the platform direction.

“Wuu wuu wuu~~~!”

A harsh train whistle sounded from afar, reaching deep into the souls of all players.

All players inside the train station heard it, but ordinary department employees could not.

Because they were just ordinary people, unable to see, unable to hear.

“Eh? Why is there a sound of a train whistle?” At this moment, an ordinary employee suddenly spoke up.

“Could it be that a train is arriving? But hasn’t this place been sealed off?” Another employee spoke up.

Hearing this, Tian Lin sharply turned to look at these two people, “Anyone else hear the whistle?”

“The whistle? I haven’t heard it.”

“No, where is this whistle sound coming from?”

“What’s going on, could it be… the Bloody Train has arrived?”

The employees discussed amongst themselves.

“Alright, quiet, you two, step forward,” Tian Lin chided the crowd into silence, then had the two who heard the whistle step forward.

“You two, check your pockets to see if you have tickets. Everyone else, search as well,” Tian Lin said.

Everyone immediately began searching their own pockets upon hearing this.

“I… I have a ticket!”

“I have one too.”

The two employees who stepped forward indeed pulled out two tickets from their pockets.

The tickets were of an older style and stained with dark red blood, emitting an eerie aura that chilled whoever beheld them.

“It looks like I’m going to have to work overtime tonight,” said Cheng Youlin, raising his hand reluctantly.

Cheng Youlin was also holding a ticket in his hand.

“I have one, too,” Qu Lianhong, standing beside Cheng Youlin, produced a blood-stained ticket as well.

In an instant, four people among them had received tickets.

“Anyone else get a ticket?” Tian Lin’s face did not brighten even with four tickets at hand; instead, he asked with a dark expression.

Upon hearing his words, everyone glanced at each other and continued to search their pockets.

“That… erm, I have one too,” a timid voice called out from the waiting room’s entrance at that moment.

The person who spoke was the same sister wielding the instrument control earlier.

“Ah? Xiaoyi, you… how did you get a ticket? Didn’t I tell you to leave the station?” Tian Lin looked astonished upon seeing her.

“Uncle, I don’t know, I just found a ticket in my pocket outside and rushed over,” the sister named Xiaoyi was also visibly frightened.

Obviously, Xiaoyi was quite scared of entering the instance.

“Damn it, damn it, why did it have to be you, you are just a technician, just a technician,”

Tian Lin slapped his forehead, pondering desperately for a solution.

“Director Tian, don’t worry, I will take good care of Xiaoyi,” Qu Lianhong stepped forward and said.

“Yes, I will also take good care of your niece,” Cheng Youlin quickly added.

“Uncle, I’ll be careful,” Qian Xiaoyi also spoke up.

“Xiaoyi, have you looked at the Bloody Train materials and strategies?” Tian Lin asked.

“Uncle, don’t worry, I’ve read them already.”

“Good, you must be very careful in the instance.”

“Cheng Youlin, Qu Lianhong, Xiaoyi, and you two, I’m counting on you,” Tian Lin’s gaze fell upon them.

“Here, take this with you, it could save your life.” Tian Lin took an item and thrust it into Xiaoyi’s hands.