In the following days, Fangzheng lived a relatively leisurely life. There was nothing else for him to do except drag the Bee-Eater Cao Qi around. The whole process of the Great Tyrant Star Festival went smoothly, just as Fangzheng had expected from beginning to end.
Haiyuan Qiongna did not disappoint Fangzheng's expectations either. Her performance in the Great Tyrant Star Festival was quite outstanding, and she also behaved in a manner befitting of her identity when interviewed by the media. This allowed Fangzheng's plan to unite the whole world through the Great Tyrant Star Festival. At least for now, the first step in reversing the image of Campus City in the eyes of the outside world was a success.
So far, the troubles of Campus City had come to an end. Fangzheng quickly made the necessary preparations. After handing over Campus City to Kuang San, he immediately opened the portal and followed the coordinates of Order to the next world ….
"Alright, let's see what kind of world this is …."
A beam of light flashed in front of him as Fangzheng opened his eyes with a chuckle. The next moment, he saw a gaping bloody mouth.
Then ….
"Pfft."
The gaping mouth closed tightly, causing Fangzheng's vision to turn pitch-black.
The huge monster bit Fangzheng and shook him hard. At the same time, hundreds of other monsters surrounded him and rushed towards the monster, as if they wanted to tear the prey in front of them into pieces ….
"F * ck me!!"
With a roar, bright red flames suddenly burst out and burned all the monsters around him to ashes. Under the raging flames, Fangzheng walked out of the flames with a livid expression. He touched his face.
I've transmigrated so many times, but this is the first time I was almost eaten as soon as I transmigrated!
How unlucky!
Fangzheng took a deep breath. He raised his head and looked around. All that was left was the charred remains of the monsters. As far as the eye could see, there was nothing but the endless Gobi Desert. There were no cities, no signs of human habitation. It looked like a dead world.
"It can't be that bad, right?"
Upon seeing this, Fangzheng frowned. He could sense that the feeling this world gave him was similar to that of the first coordinate point, which was Kedori's world. It was almost dried up. In addition, there were monsters everywhere. Could it be that this was the same as Codori's? Was it a beast's doing?
However, Fangzheng didn't detect any beast-like Chaos aura from the corpses. At least from this point, they should be the products of Order.
But...
"What do we do now …"
Fangzheng looked at his surroundings and scratched his head. He was surrounded by the Gobi Desert, so he had no idea where to go.
However, Fangzheng was not completely helpless.
"Go, Doraemon."
Soon, Fangzheng took out a few Doraemon from his inventory and tossed them into the air. Soon, the Recon Plane flew high into the sky and began to investigate the surroundings.
"Gobi Desert, Desert, Desert, Gobi Desert, Desert …"
Fangzheng was speechless as he looked at the scene on his personal terminal. This place was either a Gobi Desert or a desert. It was either a gathering place for monsters or a gathering place for monster corpses. There were no cities, not even the slightest trace of civilization …. What the hell is this place?
Hmm?
Not long after, Fangzheng saw a black shadow on the screen. He zoomed in and saw that it looked like a strange-shaped bus … .but he didn't know if it was a human sitting on it.
But in any case … .it should be easier to communicate with than these monsters.
With that thought in mind, Fangzheng had an idea.
The bus kept moving forward. At that moment, the driver stared ahead and suddenly exclaimed in surprise.
"What's wrong? Is something wrong? "
Hearing the driver's voice, a man holding a weapon behind him suddenly became nervous. The driver shook his head.
"No, there's someone at the platform …."
"Someone? But according to the reservation, there's no city here, right? "
"In any case, it looks like a living person."
Looking at the man standing in front of the platform with his right thumb raised, the driver chuckled.
"Should we stop the bus?"
"Of course, let's wait and see."
Soon, the bus stopped in front of the platform. The door opened.
"Hey, little brother, what's the matter with you?"
"There's a little trouble."
Facing the question from the person on the bus, Fangzheng spread his hands helplessly. At the same time, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief. He was originally worried that the driver of this vehicle was not a human, but now it seemed that at least the other party was a human ….
"I was going to catch the next bus here, but I got the time wrong. When I got here, they were already gone …."
Fangzheng said half-truthfully. The person on the bus also laughed.
"You're really unlucky. Hurry up and get on. It'll be troublesome if you're discovered by those monsters."
"Oh, thank you."
Fangzheng also raised his hand to express his thanks, then stood up and got into the bus. At the same time, he also noticed that the driver and the people around him were looking at him curiously …. Did I make a mistake somewhere?
It wasn't until he got on the bus that Fangzheng realised why everyone was staring at him. The bus looked very advanced from the inside. The arrangement of the seats was a bit similar to the shape of an airplane cabin. At the moment, the passengers were sitting in their seats, but they all looked travel-worn.
In contrast, Fangzheng was much more unusual. He was wearing a black windbreaker on the outside and a suit and leather shoes on the inside. He looked a little like an investor who had returned from overseas and mixed in with migrant workers in the city. No wonder the others were so concerned about his appearance.
But of course, Fangzheng would not be afraid. He greeted everyone with a smile, then sat down in an empty seat arranged by the driver. Not long after Fangzheng sat down, a young man next to him came over curiously and asked Fangzheng.
"Bro, which city are you from?"
"A place that's quite far away. I'm actually not too familiar with the situation here …."
"I can see that the people here don't dress like you when they go out."
"Hehe …."
Hearing the young man's words, Fangzheng also chuckled, then looked around.
"Is the situation here different?"
"Hey, I don't know what's the situation on your side, but over here …."
The young man did not seem to be wary of Fangzheng. With a few words, Fangzheng figured out the situation of this world.
Just as Fangzheng thought, the land of this world had dried up and monsters were everywhere. But humans were not completely on the verge of extinction. On the contrary, they had a special kind of existence, and that was — — mobile cities.
Mobile cities, as the name suggested, were mobile cities. From Fangzheng's point of view, it was actually a mobile version of the Chinese Federation's space-time fortress. A large city was installed in a mobile mechanical device, then the whole city moved forward. People used this method to avoid the monsters that wreaked havoc on the land.
As for how these monsters came to be, no one could say. They only knew that with their appearance, the land had dried up, and people had to leave their homes. They could only use this method to linger on. And of course, in this world, there were also existences that could deal with the monsters.
According to the young man, each mobile city had its own trump card to deal with those monsters. Of course, because of the different languages and customs, the names of the trump cards in different regions were also different. For example, the steel-shelled city Rhegios that they were going to now had warriors called "martial artists." They could use weapons made of metal called "alchemy steel" to destroy these monsters.
And in the far east, there was also a mobile city called Fenrir. There was an existence called "Divine Armament Agent" who also had power beyond the imagination of ordinary people.
Not only that, according to the young man, there was even a mobile city called "Osta" where the dead lived. And the "tomb guards" who lived there were also very strong forces against these monsters.
Because these cities had to avoid monsters, they would move along a fixed route all year round. And these transit vehicles were actually vehicles responsible for transporting passengers between the various mobile cities. After all, even in such a world, commercial trade, exchanges, and personnel exchanges still existed.
This was also the reason why there were these "stations". The mobile cities themselves did not produce much, so every once in a while, they needed to stop for maintenance and to collect various resources. Most of the transportation and circulation of people were also carried out during this time. Thus, over time, this tradition of 'station' was formed.
After all, it was a fixed route.
"Sigh, I hope we can get to Rhegios smoothly."
The young man was obviously a chatterbox. While looking at the scenery outside the window, he did not forget to chat with Fangzheng.
"You mean those monsters? Can't you avoid them? "
Fangzheng was also very curious about this. He had observed just now that these transit vehicles had almost no defensive measures. Based on the monsters Fangzheng had encountered before, if the two sides met, this broken vehicle would basically be dead.
"Most of the time, those monsters won't appear here. After all, these roads have been in use for many years, so they naturally have to avoid the monsters' nests. But it's hard to say for small groups … I heard that not long ago, a transit vehicle was attacked by these monsters when it was leaving …. "
"Yeah, I heard that too."
As soon as this topic was brought up, the others gathered around.
"That city seems to have been attacked by the corrupted beasts when it was docked. How unlucky. I wonder how their evacuation is going...."
"I heard from my friend that the city itself seemed to have been saved in the end …."
"Look, we're here in Rhegios!"
At that moment, a voice came from the front. The group immediately stopped talking and looked up. Fangzheng also looked forward. As expected, he soon saw the huge city in the distance.
Although he couldn't see it clearly from afar, Fangzheng could tell that the entire city was similar to the immigration fortress. It was built on a gigantic steel disc, and the outer layer was wrapped in a circular dome made of glass or something else. If there was anything different, it was that they didn't have a shell that opened and closed like a mobile fortress. Below the steel city were huge wheels that looked like tank treads.
It seemed that this was how the mobile city was moved.
The group breathed a sigh of relief when they saw the city in front of them. Although they did not encounter any monsters along the way, they were still on tenterhooks. But now, as long as they could enter the city, the threat of the monsters would be reduced.
Of course, the premise was that they could reach the city safely.
"Boom!!"
As the transit vehicle flew past, the ground in front of it suddenly burst open. Then, several beetle-like monsters the size of heavy tanks crawled out from the ground and blocked the way of the transit vehicle!
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