The wind was pushed forward by some enormous entity, stirring up dust and gravel, striking the train windows with a dense crackling sound.
'Another train?'
Gazing at the colossal presence outside, Su Huan was somewhat entranced.
However, this thing was much larger than a train, with a shell composed of multiple layers of riveted alloy armor plates, its surface covered with pipes and maintenance corridors of varying sizes. The armor was dotted with impact dents and repair marks, reflecting a dull metallic hue under the midday gray sunlight.
Its bottom was supported by four sets of track systems, each powered by twelve pairs of load-bearing wheels over three meters in diameter, the spokes caked in thick mud, and each track plate was the size of a bulldozer blade, creaking with the sound of metal and frozen soil being compressed as it crossed the wilderness, leaving behind two parallel, half-meter-deep trenches.
