Kaidan Game Train: Abide Rule or Die!
Chapter 1296 - 1297: A Legendary Past

Chapter 1296: Chapter 1297: A Legendary Past

"Door of Idealism" is a special item. Although it can only be used once a day, it has become a portal connecting different spaces. Previously, Xu Huo used it in Bai Kou’s spiritual world to successfully access another layer of space within her spiritual world. Although it’s unclear if it will be useful, there’s no better method at the moment.

First, use Spatial Power and Psychic Power to penetrate this passage, trying to find unusual power rays and traces of Psychic Power in the space—at least get some clues before the "Door of Idealism" can be of use.

But after more than ten minutes of attempts, Xu Huo made no progress. The passages under the municipality were like those in other parts of Flower City, appearing to be ordinary underground constructions with nothing particularly worth exploring.

If the entire municipality was indeed the entrance to the mine veins, even if the opponent were a Super Player, there shouldn’t be no trace left unless the opponent didn’t consider all possible ways the entrance could be destroyed—Flower City’s technology is extremely advanced and surely has an abundance of powerful weapons. Even if they didn’t have the chance to blow up the entire municipality, experimenting in random places should be no problem. If the entrance covering such a large area wasn’t "thick" enough, it wouldn’t be able to support such a vast underground structure.

Uncertain whether his Evolutionary Power wasn’t strong enough to reach that level or if there was another method of concealment here, Xu Huo continued to change locations and attempted several more times without results. As he ventured deeper into the municipality, the number of underground passages gradually decreased, and some sections were even blocked, preventing anyone from approaching freely.

After achieving nothing, Xu Huo decided not to waste any more time and returned to the hotel. The next day, after breakfast, he went to the Game Government Library again.

There wasn’t much information about the mine veins, but he could look for that Super Player. Despite the fact that the legendary figure was long dead, the library did have records of his life.

Unlike the current living Super Players or some very famous powerful Players, this Super Player’s experiences were very clear. He was born in District 001, a small-town kid, and he grew up relatively peacefully and happily, eventually enrolling in what was originally called Yuan City due to his excellent academic performance. Because of his outstanding academic talents, the Yuan City government even provided his family of five with a place to live and work.

If not for the game, this Super Player would have ascended to the pinnacle in a very short time like those successful talents, possessing enough wealth and fame until his death.

However, in his second year of college, the Evolvers appeared. He was not among the earliest to be "chosen" for evolution. Initially, his task was to join the special research team dedicated to studying the Evolvers.

The document particularly adds a note stating that the author believes his rapid advancement is inseparably linked to his early research on the Evolvers.

Back to the main topic, after researching the Evolvers for a year, this Super Player gained significant attention from higher-ups. This was during the most intense period of conflict between Evolvers, Players, the state, and ordinary people. One of his colleagues, out of jealousy, injected him with Evolver’s Blood.

At that time, there was a school of thought within Yuan City that if individuals involved in research became Evolvers, they should be executed to protect the research results, regardless of whether they could transform into a Player. Previously, some research personnel had transformed into Cannibal Players and, leveraging the research data, created a large number of Cannibal Players outside, leading to the government incurring a heavy toll to eliminate them.

The young scholar who hadn’t yet become a Player was quickly surrounded by special forces. However, surprisingly, his evolution response was minimal, and he didn’t attempt to flee or kill but calmly informed the research team that the drug he was developing to weaken the appetite for gluttony had already shown effects—he had been experimenting with it on himself. There were plenty of evolved living samples in the lab, but none were non-evolved.

It was such a coincidence that just as a bullet was about to pierce his forehead, he was transferred into the preliminary review train by the game.

If it had been a second later, there might have been room to salvage the situation. However, just after the municipal government issued the order to shoot, he entered the preliminary review train. To prevent retaliation, the municipal government immediately controlled his family. A fellow researcher who was close to him notified the family to go rescue them, successfully relocating his parents and sister midway. However, his sister, who was in labor, gave birth prematurely due to the shock and detention and died in childbirth as the special forces would not allow her to leave the team under such circumstances.

Just one wrong step led to further missteps, causing the municipal government and the research institute to form an irreconcilable enmity with that Super Player.

Nevertheless, after passing the preliminary review, he did not return to Yuan City immediately but spent three months upgrading to a Level D Player and increased his Evolution Rate to 40% before going back.

By then, although District 001 had been in the game for more than a year, initial secrecy about the truth of the Evolvers, followed by the massive arrests of Players and Evolvers, and then the tension peaking after the substantial increase in the number of Players... all these internal strife activities left only a few competent Players. The young Super Player had already become one of the stronger ones, especially given he had hidden props, which made it convenient for him to act alone.

Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that this Super Player was a Black Player, and achieved a Rank-B Evaluation by killing four Cannibal Players in the preliminary review train.

A person like this certainly wouldn’t be naive; he might be kind, but definitely not so kind as to lose discernment.

First, the people who orchestrated the special forces to hunt him down mercilessly died, followed by the dean of the research institute who took over his research results and slandered him, and then those responsible for capturing his family and the special forces members. However, the researcher who injected him with Evolver’s Blood, as well as the three special forces personnel directly or indirectly responsible for his sister’s death, were left untouched by him.

But the deaths of the preceding individuals were too targeted, causing the last four to begin to live in fear from the death of the first person. This continued until the Super Player declared he would end their lives at a predetermined time.

The government viewed it as a declaration of war and thus dispatched a large number of personnel to protect these four people, arranging them in different locations.

However, when the appointed time came, these four people did not die or come under attack. The government’s response transitioned from surprise to impatience and disdain, taking less than half a month.

Because from the time the Super Player returned to kill the first person until the declared murder time had passed, it had been over a month, which meant he had been forced to enter the game to complete the next instance round.

Afterwards, peace reigned for a long period, and even the government slowly assumed he had died in the game, until one day a special forces member who had slipped out of protection was killed.