My Players Are So Fierce

The veteran Pink Pear flipped the vehicle.

Um, that’s the high EQ way of putting it; the low EQ way is “Transylvania’s Winter Wind Vehicle” first test car crashed at top speed into a mountain, directly causing a fatal wreck.

Plus, because of the use of Burning Gold catalyst, when the steam engine exploded, it caused a violent blast that even overturned the onlooking Mystery Island villagers.

The gruesome images from the scene were quickly posted on the forum by the Traveling Scholar Brothers, rapidly becoming today’s hot topic.

Those bastards even gave the “terrible accident” a lengthy name, called “Transylvania’s First Traffic Incident and Two Fugitives Still at Large, Rumored to Have Fled to Another World, Please Report Immediately Upon Sight.”

Given the scale of the explosion, no way Vomit Mud Sauce, the manufacturer, could survive, even the Black Iron Warrior Pink Pear, who just finished a death match and switched to the Berserker profession couldn’t survive.

To make it worse, all his personal gear was destroyed.

If it weren’t for Lord Qin ordering new equipment from Eleville Workshop, Pink Pear would face significant losses this time.

The two guys knocked offline by the traffic accident are still beefing on the forum, drawing a large audience of players and the Appetite Relief Party.

Turns out, someone like Vomit Mud Sauce, a professional engineer, still has some shame; after relentless roastings, he quickly admitted his mistake, acknowledging that Burning Gold steam engines here in Transylvania are only suitable for large vehicles like steam trains with fixed tracks.

For developing more flexible vehicles, they first need to unlock the internal combustion engine tech tree.

Luckily, similar to those weapon manufacturers, Vomit Mud Sauce indeed holds various blueprints for internal combustion engines, just waiting for the machinery at Charldo Harbor to be in place, then he and his buddies can try to squeeze out the first generation of internal combustion engines.

Once the internal combustion engine issue is resolved, making vehicles can proceed smoothly.

But Vomit Mud Sauce’s vehicle trial wasn’t a total failure; at least it indeed drew the first order for Vomit Mud Sauce’s vehicle factory—the Traveling Scholar Brothers from Mystery Island invited vehicle experts to construct a short railway between Mystery Island and Crimson Castle and build a small steam train for hauling coal.

Mystery Island village is located at the mountain foot; even with help from the Stonemason Association to build roads, the road conditions are incredibly complex.

A few brothers thought it over and decided to construct a Balat-style railway.

Although Vomit Mud Sauce’s car exploded, it proves that this guy really knows his stuff.

Thrilled with his first order, Vomit Mud Sauce quickly found new business opportunities, like how the steam train technology on the continent is monopolized by Demi-Human Engineers, with Nordtof Kingdom’s Lupa starting railway construction in the Great Wilderness during her father’s time, building for more than a decade yet still unfinished.

Some Blood Rat Gang members even did labor at the Great Wilderness construction site.

Though harsh environments in the Great Wilderness undoubtedly hindered construction, those ruthless Demi-Human Engineers demanded an insanely high price for this railroad.

If his vehicles can complete the small railway in Transylvania, wouldn’t orders keep flooding in after that?

Vomit Mud Sauce seemingly saw a sparkling golden vault beckoning him, couldn’t wait to revive and rush into Transylvania to start work with his mates immediately.

But three days of being offline make him frustrated, now with the city sealed, he’s stuck in his apartment with nowhere to go, after checking in on his dad and mom by phone, this guy simply opened his computer in the apartment, enthusiastically began designing new steam locomotives and various parameters for the orders.

While drawing, another wild idea popped into Vomit Mud Sauce’s mind.

On the computer, he opened the player-drawn maps of Transylvania, then used drawing software to sketch on the map, particularly at the junction between Transylvania and the Kafuhoka region.

The more Vomit Mud Sauce drew, the clearer his idea became.

After about a dozen minutes of contemplation, he abruptly stood up, loudly said:

“Aha, Railways!

The lifeline of the new era!

And steam trains!

Right, how could I forget this!

Armored trains!

We can use the guise of building railways to test this awesome weapon.

When Sir Murphy later goes to war with Nordtof, we can quickly seize Kafuhoka using railroads and armored train routes, grabbing this breadbasket area into our hands.

By then, continue constructing railways along Kafuhoka and Nordtof borders, crafting a dozen lively armored trains for back-and-forth patrols.

I refuse to believe those northerners have the guts for human-wave assaults?

Now on the continent, apart from Demi-Humans, we also possess steam train technology; Demi-Humans wouldn’t use their technology for warfare, but I have the complete set of armored train blueprints.

Ha, it’s truly a great plan.

Just happens Goldenrod Kingdom has lots of railways, first get hold of their rail parameters.

Once we start fighting, just directly connect the tracks!

With our unrivaled armored trains roaring all the way, blasting the damned King Louis and his feudal kingdom into oblivion!

Storm Mist City, capture the Queen alive!

Hehehe, our great Transylvania is invincible!”

The more excited this guy got, the less he cared about food and afternoon naps.

Full of energy, he authored a document, then opened the forum to submit the document to Administrator Alpha.