Lin Yue and Bai took the elevator up to the small station about twenty ters above the ground. After getting off the elevator, they looked at the brand-new train.
"Who would have thought that you could ride sothing like this in the Otherworld?"
Although it only had two cars, it was already spacious enough for him.
Moreover, he didn’t need to do any complex operations in the driver’s cabin; after installing an automatic device, he could basically leave it to be controlled by the automatic device.
"Bai, you haven’t ridden a train before, have you?" Lin Yue sat down on a bench on the side and laid out a large sheepskin mat in the corridor, asking Bai, who was looking out the window.
"Gawu..." Bai seed confused about why its master brought it into this big tal box.
"Haha, it seems you don’t understand how this works, so..." Lin Yue went to the driver’s cabin and clicked a few buttons on the automatic device.
Speed: 80 kiloters per hour, constant speed.
Soon, with the sound of chanical rumbling, the "tal box used for who-knows-what" gradually started, slowly moving forward.
"Gawu?" Bai seed to still not understand what was happening, only to see the scenery outside the window begin to shift backward.
"Bai, hold on tight!"
The train began to accelerate, and with rhythmic clunking sounds, Bai, who was standing up, started losing its balance.
The little fellow stood with its legs apart, trying to use its large body and unparalleled balance to resist the moving car, but soon realized it was a futile effort.
Finally, it hopelessly lay down on the large sheepskin mat, tilting its head to watch the scenery speed past outside.
Occasionally, it glanced at the door they ca through, wanting to move there but felt that doing so might anger its master, so it gave up on the idea.
After a while, it looked at its master, who seed quite adapted to this large tal box, feeling everything was beyond its imagination.
"Bai, compared to you, I’m actually not that comfortable here; you’re in a good position with a sheepskin mat. It would be nice if I had a premium soft seat." Lin Yue, though never having sat on such a thing, thought it should be similar to lying on an adjustable sofa.
This train was essentially quite ordinary and outdated, sowhat similar to the subway-like trains seen at airports.
There were seats on both sides, facing each other, made of hard plastic, and with the train’s movent, one would lean backward.
To be honest, it was uncomfortable, even excessively so.
This train was mainly for transporting cargo or allowing Little Ice Lizards to travel conveniently, so the seating was simplified.
"Actually, one suitable seat for would do... How about the one I dismantled from the plane?"
Lin Yue thought about the first-class seat he dismantled from the plane; it seed quite suitable, although he hadn’t tried sitting on it yet, but he felt it would be nice.
As for other aspects... perhaps the carriage could be changed.
Instead of an alloy-based one, perhaps one with more thick tempered glass for viewing would be better.
As for other places...
The train had entered a steady phase, and the scenery outside continued to rush backward.
Actually, there wasn’t much scenery, just endless barren grasslands.
However, because it’s viewed from several tens of ters above, it might look a bit nicer.
After all, the color of the barren grass was a blood-red, giving a sense of desolate beauty under the overcast sky.
Lin Yue looked outside through the small window for a while, suddenly thinking of sothing.
Mutated creatures... might they attack the tracks and viaducts?
Especially at night?
Lin Yue thought for a mont, deciding to make so minor modifications to the tracks using Lizardman sweat blood to prevent damage from mutant creatures.
Additionally, he should pay attention to the Lizardn...
Should he install dium electric guard machine gun platforms on both sides of the viaduct, or would machine dogs be more suitable?
However, either way, a large number is required...
Lin Yue felt this needed further consideration, but for other aspects, he should stick with his initial thoughts.
Deciding on this, Lin Yue planned to remodel the train a bit when he returned.
The train sped along, reaching the terminal station in less than half an hour.
And here was precisely next to the western outer wall of the nitrate ore’s fortress.
A few days ago, Lin Yue had Bai deliver food and inford Black Spot and Green Claw about the train operation so they wouldn’t be frightened or drawn in out of curiosity by its sudden appearance.
Therefore, after the train arrived smoothly, Lin Yue didn’t see the little ones gather around.
After disembarking, Lin Yue, with Bai, who was still in a daze, ca down from the station onto the wall, and then, following the descending steps, directly entered the mine.
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