Train Survival: I Can Evolve Everything!

The atmosphere was somewhat heavy with silence.

Ye Qiyan sized up the young man from head to toe.

His clothing was quite similar to what he had seen on the corpse of the courier back in Doomsday Town.

A courier? So these guys were actually Train Conductors too.

After a long while, he finally lowered his gun.

Ye Qiyan thought of a very interesting idea.

The corners of his mouth curled upwards as the Demon Card · Bewitchment quietly manifested.

"You say you're a courier for RUN Company? What a coincidence, so am I."

Ye Qiyan pulled out that RUN Company courier medal.

The young man rubbed his eyes, thinking he must be seeing things. Just as he wanted to take a closer look, Ye Qiyan had already put the medal away.

The power of words began to take effect.

In the young man's heart, he had already come to believe what Ye Qiyan said.

"You... you're also from the company? Oh my god, the company actually managed to send a courier besides me to a high-level station platform! Haha, it seems the company is really about to rise up! Soon we won't have to suffer the humiliation from those outsider Train Conductors anymore!"

Hmm?

Outsider Train Conductors?

Ye Qiyan caught this strange phrase.

To refer to Train Conductors as outsiders... did that mean the young man before him was a native from some station platform world who had become a Train Conductor by purchasing a locomotive section?

And from this guy's words, it wasn't hard to infer.

It seemed like everyone in RUN Company was like this?

"Where's your medal? Let me see it."

"Oh, here, here, brother. This is my medal. By the way, my name is Russell."

Russell took out a medal. Compared to Ye Qiyan's, this one was more exquisite, clearly a higher-grade item.

Ye Qiyan pretended to examine it carefully, returning it to Russell after a while.

He nodded, looked at the other party, and extended a hand.

"I am Zhu Xingshu, one of the company's first batch of couriers. I haven't been back for a very long time. I never thought I'd run into a colleague here."

A flicker of confusion passed through Russell's eyes.

He had a feeling that the name Zhu Xingshu sounded somewhat familiar.

But it was as if something had forcibly erased this memory—he simply couldn't recall it.

He could only assume that this senior "Zhu Xingshu" before him must have appeared in some company notebook.

Russell excitedly shook Ye Qiyan's hand.

"First batch of couriers, senior?! Oh my god, am I meeting a legend? Haha, after I finish the task the boss assigned and deliver the goods to the designated location in this station, let's go back to the company together. I'll buy you a drink."

Goods?

Ye Qiyan's eyebrows rose slightly as he asked casually:

"What goods? This is the Orcs' Great Demon City. Surely there's no one who would spend Train Coins to have us come here for a delivery?"

Russell scratched his head. He remembered the boss saying this matter shouldn't be told to others.

But a strange voice in his heart said that since this was his senior, it should be fine to talk about it.

After all, he was from the first batch of company couriers—maybe this was just a test for him?

So, Russell revealed his purpose.

"Senior, as you know, the company is full of people like you and me—those whom the outsiders call natives. Those outsiders don't treat us as real humans at all! We're all the same, but just because they came to this world and became Train Conductors earlier, and established those cities!"

"They treat us as slaves, as playthings, even taking babies from various station platform worlds to raise them in those cities, indoctrinating them from childhood with the idea that Train Conductors are supremely noble and that everything must be lived for the Train Conductors."

"If this continues, we'll never get fair treatment. Fortunately, the boss appeared. She established RUN Company, gave us many locomotive sections, and allowed us to become Train Conductors on equal footing with those outsiders!"

"The boss also used special abilities to make us couriers appear in low-level station platforms, replacing those outsider Train Conductors to collect Train Coins from our other compatriots in the low-level stations! We don't harm our own kind, and we certainly don't treat our compatriots as what they call NPCs."

"And the boss said we need to find a way for us couriers to also enter stations above level 5, to continue competing with those outsiders for Train Coins and resist that damn system that always favors the outsider Train Conductors! It's this thing!"

Russell carried a half-person-height box on his back.

He set the box down and opened the lid.

Revealing the item hidden inside.

What was this?

Ye Qiyan reached out to touch it, and the system interface appeared before his eyes.

[Substitute Rights Cube · Intermediate]

[Level 4→7]

[Allows non-Train Conductor units to receive benefits from purchases, summons, missions... performed using Train Coins by any target within the station platform world]

[Non-Train Conductor units must carry specified items and complete all requirements to receive Train Coin rewards]

[This right is only effective for 30 days in any station platform, after which it automatically disappears]

So that's how it was.

All that Russell had said boiled down to one thing.

There was conflict between natives and Train Conductors.

Too many Train Conductors didn't treat natives as human.

And the entity behind RUN possessed this right, enabling couriers to replace Train Conductors, complete station platform tasks, and obtain rewards like Train Coins.

Now, that boss wasn't satisfied with just collecting Train Coins in low-level station platforms.

She wanted her couriers to appear in higher-level station platforms as well.

Their goal, it seemed, was to resist Train Conductors and oppose the system.

Russell's mouth kept going like a popcorn machine, continuing nonstop.

He was like a child eager to show off his achievements to an elder—without Ye Qiyan even asking, he blurted out everything he knew.

Completely unaware of why he was saying so much, and if Ye Qiyan were truly his senior, how could he not know these things?

Bewitchment～ was influencing his heart.

"As long as we place it on the most powerful target in this station platform world, then we couriers can replace Train Conductors and enter here!"

"The only thing the boss wants is a strange kind of fragment. Brother, since you haven't been back for so long, have you found any fragments like that during this time? If you can bring fragments back, you'll definitely gain the boss's favor!"

Fragments?

When Ye Qiyan heard these two words, the shape of a certain object appeared in his mind.

"The Blasphemy Card?"

If there was any fragment in this world worth collecting at great cost.

Then it could only be, and must be, the Blasphemy Card.

Russell had spoken so much admiration for his so-called boss, treating her as a savior deity for the natives.

But hearing all this, Ye Qiyan understood that the boss of RUN Company wasn't rebelling for the sake of the natives—that person's goal was to find fragments of the Blasphemy Card through an organization like RUN Company.

In other words.

The boss of RUN Company most likely possessed at least one-third of the Blasphemy Card.

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