“This is my friend, Qin Minglang.”

Bai Sang explained.

"This is Xiao Qiuzhe."

After a brief introduction, he nodded to Qin Minglang, saying he ate meat but not garlic.

"Together?"

Bai Sang hesitated for a moment, then looked at the person who ate meat but not garlic.

Have you retired yet?

"Eat meat but not garlic," he nodded. "What's wrong?"

Bai Sang briefly recounted the events.

“We may have to deal with a few scumbags. If you have strict discipline on your side, you can temporarily not join us.”

He ate meat but not garlic and scanned the carriage.

"Even if I don't retire, I will stay with you."

"It is our duty to deal with scumbags."

Qin Minglang glanced at the people who ate meat but not garlic, and said nothing.

He took out a set of rules and handed it to Bai Sang.

"These are the rules I received. Thank you for giving us so much ghost money back then."

Bai Sang took the rules and discovered that they were also a set of rules for survival on the train.

[Train Survival Rules]

7. Maintain good relationships with the passengers around you and avoid arguing with others. Those who do argue will be taken away. Enjoy your new life.

8. Do not evade fares. Train conductors will conduct regular ticket checks, and anyone caught evading fares will be immediately dealt with.

After reading it, Bai Sang gave Qin Minglang the portion of meat that she ate but not garlic for.

Bai Sang pondered for a moment, feeling as if she had overlooked something.

Bai Sang suddenly realized something as her gaze returned to the rules.

Do you have tickets?

He ate meat but not garlic. He checked his pockets and found them empty.

Qin Minglang's smile froze. "No, I thought you would have."

Bai Sang spread his hands.

"It's obvious that we're all fare evaders."

"There's another question: what time does the train conductor check tickets?"

There are no rules specifying the issue of train conductors checking tickets.

Bai Sang pondered for a moment and glanced at the train attendant who had entered the carriage.

"Yun Yuan".

The sudden appearance of the man did not surprise Qin Minglang and the man who eats meat but not garlic.

The man in front of me was strangely upright, with a strong physique and an aura of security about him. He seemed more reliable than someone who eats meat but not garlic.

Eating meat but not garlic even gives me the urge to stand up and salute.

"Are you Bai Sang?"

Yun Yuan's voice was gentle and mellow, and Bai Sang felt that she would probably never encounter Zhuge Liang and Feng Chu again.

"It's me."

"Whether you help me or not is irrelevant; I need to call all of you out."

Bai Sang thought for a moment and then spoke directly.

A smile appeared on the righteous face of the man in front of her.

"I will help you."

Bai Sang breathed a sigh of relief and stood up.

"Walk."

The other two, unaware of Bai Sang's intentions, still followed behind her.

"Hello, our tickets for all four of us are missing, and we would like to purchase replacement tickets."

The train conductor's gaze suddenly softened.

"It's good that you can buy the tickets."

She led the four people to the connecting area between the carriages, and waved to them after she stepped into the next carriage.

"Come here, come here and I'll process your supplementary tickets."

Bai Sang stood still.

"I didn't tell the train conductor I wanted to change carriages, so I can't go."

The train conductor smiled knowingly.

"You need to say hello to the train conductor to change seats. If you don't want to change seats, there's no need to say hello."

Bai Sang still didn't move.

"All four of us are at the final stop. Please repair it and send it back to us."

The train conductor's smile gradually faded, his eyes turning cold.

A stack of ghost money instantly appeared in Bai Sang's hand.

The train conductor's gaze softened slightly, but he didn't move.

Another stack appeared in Bai Sang's hand.

A hint of covetousness flashed in the train attendant's eyes; she was somewhat conflicted.

"But you have to pay for the ticket yourself."

"Never mind then."

Bai Sang took back the ghost money. "I'll go find the train conductor later."

The train conductor saw Bai Sang take back the ghost money and immediately stepped forward.

"No, you can just ask me. It's such a small matter, why bother the train conductor?"

She snatched the ghost money from Bai Sang's hand, counting the money as she walked towards her office.

Soon, the four tickets to the final destination were returned.

Bai Sang distributed the train tickets to the three people.

It's a bit puzzling that they eat meat but not garlic.

"Are we really going to the final stop? I have a feeling something's off about the final stop."

Bai Sang pondered for a moment.

"If the rules are correct, then the danger lies not in the final destination, but in the journey to the final destination."

"Furthermore, the final destination is very likely another strange tale."

"I need an S-rank clear."

Qin Minglang remained calm.

"I don't care, as long as I can kill those people, I'm fine with dying."

Just as Bai Sang was about to speak, she heard Yun Yuan speak.

"kill?"

"In your society today, is murder no longer a crime?"

Qin Minglang sneered.

"If murder is a crime, why should I seek revenge?"

Bai Sang looked at Yun Yuan, "You know there are all sorts of strange tales around these days, right?"

Yun Yuan nodded, "I understand. If your reasons are reasonable, I will help you."

Bai Sang felt a sense of foreboding.

"You mean you won't help me unconditionally?"

"No, helping you is unconditional, since we have a contract, but helping others depends on the circumstances."

Yun Yuan's words relieved Bai Sang.

She quickly and quietly mentioned a few things about Qin Mingjia, and Yun Yuan's face instantly turned ugly.

"Of course I'll help with that."

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