Honkai: You're telling me this difficulty is from Honkai Impact 3?!

The car gently stopped in the darkness. Shu was the first to jump out, looking up at the gray sign, hidden in the dark but lit by the car's headlights.

[Nagazora City Train Station]

At the moment his feet touched the ground, Shu felt his heart "thump" hard, as if it had hit his throat, making him suddenly want to throw up.

"Shu? Are you okay? Car sick?" Kiana, who was the second to get out of the car, noticed Shu's face turning red and green, and couldn't help but ask. For a moment, it was hard to tell if she was curious or concerned.

"I'm fine." Shu sighed and waved his hand. "I'm an LED lamp."

Kiana: "?"

Slowly drawing out a question mark, it's not that I have a problem, it's that I think you have a problem…

Everyone got out of the car one after another. Shu shook his spirit, forcibly mustered up his courage, and took the lead to walk in.

"This place… is eerily quiet…" Mei followed behind Shu, her eyes showing an unusual emotion as she looked around.

Perhaps some people were naturally fond of silence, but for most people, darkness combined with silence was definitely not a good environment. For example, Theresa, who was clutching Himeko with her left hand and Otto with her right hand, was shaking like a leaf.

"Th-th-there will only be those zombies here, right?" Theresa's voice was clearly trembling. The frequency of her eyes darting around was even faster than Shu, who was at the very front.

"Shu! That... that 'Honkai' thing you mentioned! There shouldn't be any ghosts in there, right!" After comforting herself several times, Theresa was still worried. She called out softly twice, seeking comfort from Shu.

"No." Shu rolled his eyes and continued to search for anything around him.

"There are also a lot of suitcases on the ground... It seems that there were a lot of people here when the Honkai broke out..." Kallen felt like she had kicked something. She looked down and saw a suitcase. She gently used her foot to move the suitcase to the side, then looked at the other suitcases.

"It feels like there should be a lot of supplies in the suitcases." Himeko, feeling the strength coming from Theresa's hand, couldn't help but feel amused at Theresa's fear of ghosts. At the same time, she also felt her lips twitch from Theresa's unbelievable strength.

Who remembers that she's still a patient?

"Don't think about it. It's mostly just clothes, not many important supplies." Shu said indifferently from the front, but anyone could hear a hint of resentment in his words.

"Why?" Kallen asked curiously.

Why else? It's because I basically opened them all, Shu thought inwardly, his eyelids drooping.

"Perhaps it's because the Honkai descended during vacation. Most of those who were leaving were students studying away from home. What they could bring... seems to be only clothes and some digital products? Hmm, perhaps some snacks too." Otto touched his chin, analyzing. Shu nodded inwardly at this.

That's right, but what did college students on a train do to you?

"There's a dense crowd, but why is it so quiet here?" Fu Hua brought the topic back to its initial point. The silence here not only made Theresa and Mei uneasy, but also gave her the same feeling.

It was as if… something would suddenly jump out and attack them.

"Hey! Don't be afraid!" Kiana confidently patted her chest, and with her other hand, pushed her bicycle. "How can this place look like it can hide so many people? If there are any zombies lying in ambush, I can protect all of you! Even if it's a Honkai beast…"

As she said this, Kiana suddenly jumped as if she were electrocuted, and quickly looked around. She then saw that Shu in front of her had stopped, his eyes staring straight at her, without any disguise.

Shu: "Stare—"

"Shu… don't look at me like that…" Kiana was stared at by Shu's gaze, as if he wanted to devour her whole, causing Kiana to avert her gaze and say weakly.

Shu didn't want to speak. He just wanted to give this reckless flag-setting scene general a hard smack on the head.

And also, why do you have to bring that broken… expensive bike of yours when we're running for our lives?!

"Umm..." Kiana was uncomfortable with Shu's stare, so she closed her eyes and apologized loudly, "Okay! I was wrong! I won't say those things again next time! Please forgive me!"

Shu: "…"

I can't take it anymore!

Shu turned around and raised his hand to give Kiana a smack on the head, causing her to cry out in pain and immediately hug her head and crouch down.

"You know that you're wrong, right? We're quietly walking through the hall to prevent making any noise, right? Why don't you use a megaphone to tell those zombies what you had for dinner?" Shu was righteously lecturing Kiana.

Kiana squatted on the ground, hugging her head, neither daring to look up at Shu, nor daring to make a sound.

She was afraid that Shu would tell her to leave her "beloved car" here. That was the car she was planning to take Mei out for a spin in! Although, she didn't know if there would be a chance to do that… But while they were alive, they had to have something to look forward to...

"Also…" Shu's unkind gaze gradually shifted to the bicycle. He was just about to speak when he suddenly felt his heart clench again, making him want to throw up.

"Shu." At the same time, Kallen had come to his front at some point, and guarded him cautiously, while Kiana also stood up seriously, looking ready for a fight.

There's something behind him!

Shu immediately reacted and quickly turned his head around. What greeted him was a series of sparks flying from the ground, a harsh scratching sound, and clear footsteps.

Shu looked over and, in the darkness, he saw several figures blocking their path, slowly walking toward them.

The one in the lead seemed to be dragging two very heavy boxes, but the light was too dim...

"Click!"

At the very back of the group, Otto put his hand in his pocket and pressed the remote control button on his car keys. The headlights of the pickup truck parked at the entrance of the station instantly lit up, illuminating everything ahead.

Since they had already been exposed, there was no need to worry about whether the lights would attract zombies.

The high beam dog finally did something right!

Shu didn't miss this chance. He quickly sized up the figures in front of him, and then his heart trembled.

Snow-white hair, grayish-white skin, but they didn't show any signs of decay like the zombies. Their dressing style was highly unified, even with outer armor. They were all women, holding bows and arrows, long scythes. The one in the lead was dragging two coffins.

They're pretty Zombies Woman...

"They're Zombies Woman..." Shu's voice was incredibly serious. He took a step forward and stood between Kallen and Kiana, getting into a fighting stance.