The "Survival on the Train" game has bugs, it's really laggy!

Su Yuan cautiously approached the ruins, pushing his senses to the limit as he warily scanned every inch of the surrounding land.

An indescribable, strange smell permeated the air, like the smell of burning wood mixed with the stench of some wild animal. Although a long time had passed, his keen sense of smell could still detect it.

On the ground, the huge claw marks were shocking.

Su Yuan squatted down and carefully examined one of the clearest claw marks.

The claw mark was enormous, deeply embedded in the soil, with the edges of the soil churning up due to the immense force.

Judging from the shape of the paw print, it doesn't look like a bear or a tiger, but rather like the paw of some reptile.

"This thing is definitely not small," Su Yuan silently assessed in his mind.

The creature that could leave such claw marks must have been at least five meters long.

Thinking back to the hut that was destroyed beyond recognition, Su Yuan was certain that the person who attacked this place was definitely not a kind soul.

Judging from this, that thing should have already left, otherwise how could the system have rated it as one star? Even someone like me in my current state wouldn't be able to escape that monster.

Moreover, there seems to be more than one type of monster, because it differs from the description in the diary; there are also smaller types that excel at attacking in groups.

Su Yuan stood up, feeling more wary.

The interior of the entire cabin was completely destroyed. All the furniture was reduced to a pile of fragments, mixed with the collapsed beams and stones of the roof, making it impossible to recognize what it originally looked like.

"How are we supposed to find it now?" Su Yuan looked at the mess in front of him and couldn't help but feel a headache coming on.

This is like searching for treasure in a garbage dump; it's incredibly difficult.

However, he did not give up.

Since we're already here, we can't leave empty-handed.

Moreover, given the typical nature of games, even ruins are definitely worth searching.

Su Yuan took a deep breath and began his work.

Instead of frantically searching like a headless fly, he once again used his perception ability, which was practically a cheat code.

In Su Yuan's perceived world, this ruin, though chaotic, was not without order.

He could sense subtle differences in the sounds made when objects of different materials were gently touched by the gravel beneath his feet, such as which plank had a solid base and which had a hollow base.

Su Yuan carefully explored the ruins, step by step, inch by inch.

Time passed by, second by second.

Su Yuan was very patient.

Finally, when he reached the northeast corner of the ruins, where the bedroom should have been, his senses detected an unusual response.

"Found it!" Su Yuan was overjoyed.

He walked up to the beam, which was very thick, with one end pressed into the rubble and the other end sticking out at an angle.

Su Yuan stretched out his hands and grasped the middle of the crossbeam, his arm muscles bulging slightly.

"drink!"

He gave a low shout, exerted his strength in his waist and abdomen, and actually managed to lift the heavy beam, then casually tossed it aside.

With a loud crash, the crossbeam slammed to the ground, kicking up a cloud of dust.

After doing all this, Su Yuan didn't even break a sweat.

He dusted off his hands and looked at the area under the beam that was being pressed down.

Beneath a pile of broken bed boards and charred bedding, a familiar wooden box lay quietly.

It's exactly the same as the treasure chest we found in the first hut!

"Holy crap! It really exists!" Su Yuan was so excited he almost shouted it out.

Surprisingly, he actually found another treasure chest in this godforsaken place!

He quickly stepped forward and dug the wooden treasure chest out of the ruins.

The surface of the treasure chest was covered with dust and black charcoal ash, but the chest itself was intact, without even a scratch.

[A wooden treasure chest has been detected. Do you wish to open it?]

The familiar semi-transparent text reappeared before my eyes.

"Activate!"

Su Yuan was eager to know what he would get from the treasure chest this time. Although it was also made of wood, it was found in this kind of environment after all.

As he confirmed his thoughts, the mysterious patterns on the wooden treasure chest lit up again, emitting a soft white light.

The lid of the box popped open automatically with a "click".

This time, only two orbs of light flew out of the box.

But upon seeing the icon clearly, Su Yuan's breath caught in his throat.

Congratulations! You have obtained one Remington M870 Shotgun!

Congratulations! You have obtained 10 Low-Grade Shotgun Shells!

"A shotgun?! Holy crap! It's a gun!"

Su Yuan grabbed the long, narrow ball of light that was floating in the air.

As the light faded, a jet-black shotgun, exuding a violent yet aesthetically pleasing aura, appeared in his hand.

It felt cold and heavy to the touch. The cold, hard lines on the gun body and the huge, dark caliber of the muzzle all demonstrated its terrifying lethality.

This thing is a true weapon of mass destruction!

Even now, if I were to get shot, it wouldn't feel good; this thing is specifically designed for large wild animals.

If that hit someone, they'd be covered in bruises.

Su Yuan eagerly pulled the bolt, producing a crisp and pleasant "click," and then skillfully loaded a bullet into the magazine.

Although he had never handled a real gun before, as an ultimate life form, his learning ability was terrifying.

Just by glancing at the gun's structure, he almost instinctively knew how to operate it.

"Ten bullets are enough at this stage."

Su Yuan carefully put the remaining nine bullets and the shotgun into the treasure chest.

Compared to bare hands and cold weapons, firearms represent a qualitative leap.

Su Yuan stood up with satisfaction, looked around at the ruins, and after confirming that nothing had been missed, he put away the second wooden box and left.

Su Yuan finally estimated the time.

From the time he got off the bus until now, he has searched three locations, running back and forth. All in all, it has taken him less than an hour and a half, or more precisely, just over an hour.

"There's still plenty of time, that's enough."

Su Yuan grinned, carrying an empty treasure chest in one hand and the clothes he had packed earlier in the other, and strode down the mountain.