boyutpedia Chapter 109 Blood Rain
Chapter 109 Blood Rain
The sky was dim and dark, as if the gods' eyes were covered.
The earth was shrouded in darkness, and the stars seemed to return to their original positions.
In the deepest part of the darkness, the monsters that had been hiding themselves for years began to stir, and they crawled out from the abyss.
Bloody rain and wind continued to hit the mountains, and the whole earth was filled with a strong smell of blood.
"Boom! Boom!"
Black lightning streaked across the sky and struck the earth straight down. These lightning bolts were like pillars supporting the sky and the earth, but at this moment they were collapsing.
Countless monsters roamed in the mountains. They looked like evil spirits crawling out of hell. Their twisted and grotesque bodies danced wildly in the rain of blood, like a bizarre show. They kept chasing the train, and some even grabbed onto the carriages.
"Buzz!"
The train whistle was deafening, and No. 611 rushed out of the Charles Transfer Station easily at full speed. Its speed was still increasing, and it easily broke through the surrounding heavy rain, but the whole train was shaking violently, like a drunk driver.
Some monsters took the opportunity to be caught on the train, but they were easily dealt with by the Hell Knights and Hell Spiders. No matter how disgusting and terrifying they were, they were just ordinary people transformed after all, and could not be compared with the undead warriors summoned by Lime.
Faced with these monsters beyond common sense, only more powerful monsters can kill them!
Inside the cab...
"Buzz!"
"Crack, click, click!"
Horod was extremely anxious at the moment. He kept debugging this advanced machine. Due to the excessive pressure inside the machine, the heart of this steel giant was on the verge of collapse. If the pressure was not released, it would definitely explode, and then the train would definitely be blown to pieces.
At this moment, he was using his hands and feet, stepping on the buzzer and holding the valve, and even lifting back the handle that he had pushed to the bottom with the lime.
Number 611, which had been shaking violently, finally stabilized.
Just now, it was like a wild cat whose tail was stepped on and it was running around madly, but Horod, the experienced master, struggled to catch it and coax it back into shape.
"The pace has stabilized. You lunatic, stop messing with the controls. You almost killed everyone on the train!"
"Don't accelerate without controlling the pressure. If the metal construction of this train wasn't strong enough to withstand the internal pressure, it would have exploded!"
Horod spoke to himself, punched the window fiercely, looked at the bizarre blood-red rain outside, and couldn't help cursing:
"Damn it... What on earth happened? Why did the world become like this..."
"You're too long-winded, old man."
"you……!!!"
Holrod adjusted his pace and then stopped, still complaining about the other party's madness. He turned around to check the woman's injuries, but found that she had recovered as before.
Horod rubbed his eyes in disbelief. He tried his best to open his eyes as wide as possible and said puzzledly:
"Am I old and my eyesight is blurry..."
"I clearly remember that she seemed to have been seriously injured..."
At this moment, the woman was leaning against the coal storage box with the child in her arms, her long, dry golden hair hanging down on her desperate face.
The woman was not beautiful, with a typical broad forehead and a tall nose, but her eyes were yellow-brown, making her look like an elk.
She was wearing a shabby skirt made of rags with many patches on it. It must have been sewn on piece by piece with rags. It didn't seem to fit her. Her body, which was lying on its side, could not be completely covered by the skirt. Especially after being burned by the flames, it was exposed a lot.
Looking at the other person's exposed calves and the vaguely visible skin, even though Horod was an old man, his face turned red with shame and he turned his head away embarrassedly.
"Are you okay?" Shihui half-knelt in front of her, gently lifted the hair in front of her forehead, and at the same time looked at the child in her arms. The child seemed familiar, but she didn't take it to heart.
“No…it’s okay.”
Feeling the sudden concern, the woman nodded subconsciously, her eyes full of gratitude towards Shihui.
She said she was observing the injuries, but in fact she was observing whether the other party would mutate. After all, she was burned by the flames and drenched in the strange blood rain. It could be said that the buffs were stacked up to the maximum, which made it difficult for people to feel at ease.
"All the injuries on his body have healed, and he doesn't seem to be showing any signs of mutation. But we should still observe him for a while. We can't bring unknown risks into the carriage. I don't know if those guys at Ou Lei are okay. It shouldn't be a problem if he stays in the carriage..."
"If there's a tendency to mutate, it's best to deal with it here, so we can just throw the body into the boiler..."
"Crash! Crash!"
The heavy rain outside the train seeped in a little, dripping on Lime's face. She stood up and quickly closed the doors on both sides of the boiler room to prevent rain from seeping in and causing a second infection.
"It looks like water can't get in. I just wonder if Oulaina and the others have closed the windows tightly. It would be troublesome if they get caught in the rain..."
Shihui turned his head to look at the woman holding the child in the corner. Her face was still filled with fear, and she could even be said to be in a dull state. She seemed extremely mentally unstable.
"Don't worry, just stay in the control room. The rainstorm doesn't seem to be stopping at all, so we shouldn't risk going out."
The woman didn't say anything, just nodded and continued to curl up in the corner. Not long after, she closed her eyes and fell into a deep sleep.
Shihui could only helplessly stare out the window at the scenery. The trees flashed before her eyes, and everything seemed like a bizarre nightmare. The sounds of heavy rain and howling winds outside seeped into the car, and she could vaguely see a giant monster crawling through the forest, approaching.
'What is that?!'
Shihui's nerves immediately tensed up. She squinted her eyes and looked carefully, only to find that the black shadow had disappeared again.
"I wish this was all a dream, and when I wake up... nothing happened..."
She still hasn't figured out how this strange rainwater infects people, so she has to be extra careful. If she gets infected due to carelessness, she's not sure if she can recover by relying on rapid healing.
Especially since she was anxious to escape from the transfer station just now, she almost adjusted the fire magic to the maximum power, desperately overdrawing at all costs.
From beginning to end, it consumed more than three thousand days of her life.
In other words, I have lived ten years less!
This was really hard for her to accept, so she could only open the skill panel to check the remaining health points. Perhaps this would make her feel better.
[Remaining health:]
Seeing that her health value did not fall below 20,000, she felt much better. If she continued to consume it like this, she would probably die of exhaustion in no time.
"That means I still have another 60 years to live, which doesn't seem like a loss... But why don't I gain any health points by killing those monsters?"