"Yuanjing Industrial... Ellen, how did Yuanjing Industrial beat Baiqi Heavy Industry in the bidding?"
Fagga pondered for a moment, then turned to ask Ellen.
Ellen crossed her arms and impatiently tapped her toes, saying, "Lower construction costs."
"Because no people were dismissed, no severance pay or demolition compensation was paid. No wonder the cost was lower. So that's how they won."
Fagga stroked his chin, seemingly lost in thought.
"Yes, yes, that's right! So let's hurry and stop this train! We can't let it explode in Canvas Lane!"
The cat, who had been silent all along, suddenly spoke up again: "Otherwise, all the people there would be blown to bits!"
"Don't worry, little kitty."
Fagar glanced at the cat again before looking at Ies and said in a deep voice, "Can you tell us what your original plan was?"
"no problem!"
Ling's clear voice pierced through the void dozens of miles away, reaching the ears of everyone present.
"Our plan was originally divided into two steps, but with the help of powerful combat forces like vampires, I think we can slightly modify our plan..."
...
Fagga arrived at the tunnel and bent down, pressing his ear against the rails.
He got up shortly after, exhaled and said, "The demolition train will be here in about ten minutes."
"Alright, Ellen, that's enough for you. Take Colleen away from the Void."
As he spoke, Fagga tilted his head slightly and ruffled Corinne's hair.
She had stayed in that dead-end cave for too long; if she had stayed any longer, who knows what might have happened.
"I'm sorry, Colleen, for causing everyone trouble."
Colleen lowered her head, her small hands gripping the chainsaw tightly, her eyes filled with desolation.
“It’s not your fault, Colleen. We’re just too late.”
Eileen hugged Colleen from behind, soothingly tidying her hair, and reached out with her other hand to hold Colleen's small hand tightly.
Even the cold palms could transmit power, and Ke Lin's slightly reddened eyes immediately stopped the tears that were about to fall.
She bit her lower lip lightly, then suddenly said firmly, "Yes, Colleen will do her best!"
"Um."
Eileen gently patted Corinne's hair, then turned to look at Fagga: "Are you sure we want to help Phaethon?"
"Having more friends means having more options, especially since we have a 14 million yuan commission on our hands."
Fagar murmured, "Vision Industries is clamoring to join TOPS Financial Alliance, but they're definitely lying if they don't have anyone backing them up. They're already the most suspicious ones."
"In other words, we share the same goal as Fahrenheit."
As they spoke, Fagga pushed the notebook into Corinne's arms and gently stroked her hair. Corinne smiled and did not resist.
"You know how to use [Radish], right? After you get out, tell Lina and Lycaen everything that happened in the Void, and they'll know what to do."
"You don't need to tell me that!"
Eileen pouted and looked away in a huff.
Waaaaah~
Clang! Clang!
At the edge of the horizon, a train from the old era speeds along the tracks of the new era, the tracks like strong men carrying this remnant of the old age, roaring loudly.
"The train is here."
Fagga took two steps forward, his gaze fixed on the train for a moment, recalling his conversation with Phaethon.
We must seize control of the train.
But there was a human scent on that train.
[Oh, really? Then they've been going in circles for so long without finding it.]
We placed too much trust in autonomous driving.
"Alright then. Fagar, even if there are people on the train, taking control shouldn't be a problem, right?"
Faga remained silent, took off his coat and tossed it aside, but before it even hit the ground, it was caught by Eileen's tail.
"Thanks."
Fagga gripped the parasol tightly, turned around, and smiled.
Eileen blushed, glanced back at Fagga after she had already looked away, and quickly looked away again, muttering, "Be careful."
"good."
Seeing this, Fagga chuckled softly, then turned his head back, took two steps forward, and suddenly spread his sky-covering wings, flapping them vigorously, instantly creating billowing dust.
The train was approaching, and Fagar began to gather his strength.
Suddenly, the train passed in front of Fagga, and Fagga's shadow was even reflected in the train window.
Colleen suddenly broke free from Eileen's embrace, clasped her hands together, and shouted loudly:
"Mr. Fagar, keep it up!"
Thump!
Faga was startled, then a slight smile appeared on his lips. He stretched out his left hand, gave a thumbs-up, and said proudly:
"Let's get those bastards on the train to cheer us on!"
With a mighty effort, Fagar rammed into the train!
boom!
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