Kaidan Game Train: A Chapter 485 - 485 485 New Types of Energy

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485: Chapter 485 New Types of Energy

“Smart people should know when to quit while they’re ahead, not poking and prodding…” Bai Kou looked at him, “Do you have a beef with the Guile Sound Knights?”

“Sort of,” Xu Huo said.

“But I haven’t lost my sense of self enough to think about challenging Rank-B and Rank-A Players as a Level D.”

“But you’re going to,” she said.

Bai Kou put down the gun she was halfway through assembling, her purple pupils fixing on him, “Why?”

“Mr.

Fan Xiao,” Xu Huo chuckled, “he treats you like his daughter, I can’t just take his things and act unconcerned while watching you risk your life.”

“You’re just a Level D Player,” Bai Kou said, her voice slightly heavy.

“I know, so what?” Xu Huo tapped his finger on the desk, “With all these weapons, isn’t there one for ?”

Bai Kou looked at him steadily for two seconds before breaking into a smile, “Pick whichever you like, take your pick.”

Xu Huo knew she intended to drag him into this ss, better to take the initiative than be passive.

He won Bai Kou’s brief favor, and she detailed the usage of various weapons.

The firearms she had modified were so powerful that a single bullet had the force of a hand grenade.

“Firearms are very powerful, and normally they are not allowed in the cargo hold, you can carry so on your person, but there is also a chance of them being filtered out by the system.”

“But new energy firearms are different, they can be carried disassembled, as long as you don’t have too many, you can put so parts in the cargo hold.

Especially the conveniently specially made ones.”

Bai Kou said this and took the barrel off the gun she was working on earlier, after breaking it down, she installed the parts separately on three different small machines, as for the Energy Slices, they were also removable, gently prying at each side, the fitted buckles loosen, turning into two chip-like objects.

“Compared to heavy weapons, ordinary items are nothing special.”

“But bear in mind, space-ti items can affect these brand-new energy weapons, which usually malfunction under their influence.”

After listening, Xu Huo said, “The materials for making items include a new type of Energy Stone, and higher-level space-ti items will affect lower-level ones, while space-ti items can also cause new energy weapons to malfunction.

Can I understand that both are related to the sa kind of Energy Stone?”

Space-ti items are relatively rare and formidable items in the ga, influencing ti and space to so extent.

From another perspective, the ga system’s control over players and ga zones cannot be separated from these two broad concepts.

Does this indicate that the foundation of the ga is based on so new kind of energy or its derivatives?

“Your guess isn’t wrong,” Bai Kou said.

“So you can imagine how important Energy Stones are in ga sectors.”

“Is the obliteration of certain sectors in the ga for the sake of Energy Stones?” Xu Huo quickly thought of another matter.

“That’s part of the reason, but not all of it,” Bai Kou said.

“The ga’s operating chanism is the biggest secret within the Dinsional Rift.

It’s still too early to unravel it, so why not focus on firearms instead?”

Xu Huo gestured for her to please continue.

Bai Kou then introduced about twenty weapons, large, dium, and small.

Among them, two or three could not be taken apart and put in the hold without being ejected.

She looked down on them, but suggested carrying them on person to confuse others.

“What kind of place is the Eye of Platinum?” Xu Huo asked during a break.

“A place full of tal,” Bai Kou said nonchalantly, “Those who love war never want to leave, but for many others, it’s a nightmare.”

“To date, countless people have died at the hands of weapons made in the Eye of Platinum.”

“The knife itself is not good or evil, it’s the person holding it,” Xu Huo offered so consolation.

Bai Kou looked at him and let out a laugh, “Why are you comforting ?

I didn’t kill those people.”

“I’m just consoling myself,” Xu Huo smiled too.

Bai Kou stroked the cannon on the table and suddenly said, “I don’t know what to eat today.”

Mr.

Dong, who had just reached the doorway, stopped in his tracks, “Sir, dinner is ready.”

Bai Kou seed quite pleased to see Mr.

Dong unhappy, and stood up with a delighted smile, “Has it been prepared according to my taste today?”

Seeing Xu Huo giving him a look, Mr.

Dong squeezed out a smile that could be called perfect, “Everything is prepared.”

“Can a prop’s face also get cramps?” Bai Kou covered her mouth and laughed.

After saying that, she went downstairs first.

Xu Huo walked over and patted Mr.

Dong on the shoulder, “Holding grudges is a human trait.”

“Mr.

He Pu doesn’t hold grudges,” Mr.

Dong argued.

“He holds grudges, otherwise who would have started all those fires?” Xu Huo laughed and walked past him.

Just after dinner, Ran Ying suddenly invited him out for drinks.

Xu Huo politely declined, stating he had guests at ho.

“Is this playing hard to get?” Bai Kou also saw the projected ssage.

“No, it’s cherishing life.” Captain Ran Ying changes her target periodically, and it’s unknown whether her previous ones are dead or have fled.

It’s best to keep a distance.

“I think she’s got her eyes on you,” said Bai Kou.

“Maybe she’s testing the waters tonight.”

“If there’s a first ti, there will be a second,” Xu Huo wasn’t concerned.

Zone 011’s advantage was the lack of random dungeons, but there were other ga divisions that also didn’t have random dungeons.

Sure enough, a day later after the uproar about the club had been completely quelled, Ran Ying invited him for a cruise trip.

“Rongxin Group’s ship; Veyson ni and Duke Tal have both invited , and I also want to board that ship,” Bai Kou said, after knowing the details.

Xu Huo imdiately beca sensitive to the possibility, “Could it be that Rongxin Group’s military trade will take place on board the ship?”

“Continuous incidents in Zone 011.

The station is no longer a suitable place for trade.

Sailing the ship to a no man’s land, far from the zone for trade, also facilitates the inspection of so super heavy weapons,” Bai Kou said.

“So this cruise trip is just a smokescreen,” Xu Huo thought for a mont, then replied to Ran Ying, also inquiring about the route but didn’t get a definite answer.

Bai Kou, through her own channels, did so investigating.

All she found was that the cruise would head to an independent expanse of ocean not under the jurisdiction of Zone 011, a place untouched by the ga, aning there were no dungeons there.

“That’s not uncommon.

Places desolate and barren hold no value; even the ga can’t be bothered to look at them,” Bai Kou said.

“But there is a downside to such places—the tickets can’t be used there.”

“Space-ti tickets that are to be included in the ga need to establish a connection with the ga system, much like the track distance between two train stations—the tickets usually can’t be used.”

They looked into each other’s eyes and sensed sothing else in the air, then simultaneously burst into laughter.

After three days of preparation, Bai Kou, with several large suitcases, was picked up by Duke Tal, while Xu Huo was uninvitedly invited by Ran Ying into the car, and both went to the dock.

The number of companions was far more than Xu Huo had anticipated, over one-third were nobles.

Everyone he had seen previously at the club was present.

In addition, each noble was accompanied by players—so for security, so for companionship, and others of unknown status but treated with nobility’s courtesies.

The rest were new-money individuals like Ran Ying.