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Glass shards fell to the ground.

The cold wind came in again with a rotten stench.

Two thick and long tails hang down from above and poke into the carriage.

"Why do these rotten fishes have such a big appetite!" The conductor frowned again and glanced around.

Unexpectedly, all the passengers immediately stayed away from her.

"Useless thing!" She muttered with an ugly face, hurried to the window, grabbed the two tails with both hands, and twisted them hard.

"Ouch!"

A beastly roar sounded.

The two tails were pulled off by the conductor and fell to the ground. After struggling twice, they turned into two black mists and were blown away by the wind.

The conductor took out another piece of yellow paper, unfolded it and stuck it on the window.

The thin yellow paper looks like it will break with a poke, but it is more useful than hard glass, and no tail dares to hit it.

"You have this thing, why don't you seal all the windows? Why do you sacrifice the passengers?" The high school student couldn't stand it anymore and asked.

"This paper is much more expensive than your money." The conductor snorted coldly. In her eyes, passengers are nothing at all.

"Aren't you afraid that the number of passengers will not match the number of tickets sold, and you won't be able to explain it when you get to the station!" the high school student said unfairly.

"Oh? You seem to know a lot." The conductor raised his eyebrows and stared at the high school student with an unkind look, "Then have you ever heard that knowing too much is not a good thing?"

"If you dare to mess around, you will be in bad luck!" The high school student gritted his teeth and unconsciously grabbed the things in his hands.

I took a look.

It seems to be a black sign.

Boom!

Another window was smashed.

The conductor had a huge head.

"I'll settle the score with you after the car drives out!"

She ran over in a few steps, cut off her tail, and taped the window with yellow paper.

There were a total of six windows, three of which were sealed, and the remaining three were cracked and crumbling.

On the roof of the car, the restless footsteps did not disappear, but became more and more excited and eager, like a cat that had just tasted the fishy smell, and its stomach was not full. How could it stop there?

"Damn it, have these rotten fish not eaten for hundreds of years?" The conductor looked like he had a headache and glanced at the passengers again.

All the passengers were shocked and gathered together.

"You and your husband have such a good relationship, why don't you go and keep him company." The conductor smiled and strode towards the middle-aged woman.

"You damn fat woman, you have the most meat, so you are the one who should feed the fish!" the middle-aged woman screamed in horror.

"sister in law."

The two middle-aged men were helpless and in pain.

Other passengers did not dare to help.

Of course, there is one exception.

"Don't come here! If you dare to touch another passenger, don't blame me for being rude to you." The high school student gritted his teeth and stood in front of the middle-aged woman.

I rubbed my forehead.

This young man also has a strong sense of justice.

"You're nothing!" The conductor didn't take him seriously at all and kept walking.

"Sister, if I were you, I would never sacrifice passengers again." I walked out of the crowd and stood with the high school students.

"Brother Li, you..." Seeing this, Shi Lei stretched out his hand and then retracted it, with a look of regret on his face.

"Who do you think you are!" the conductor said angrily, "That's okay, you can go feed the fish together, but I don't believe it. Those rotten fish still won't be full!"

"Even if you throw all the passengers out, you may not be able to save the car." I said calmly, "It doesn't matter if the passengers are dead. If you return empty-handed, how are you going to communicate with your superiors when you go back?"

The conductor's eyebrows jumped sharply.

"What do you know?"

I shrugged and didn't answer. I just used what the high school student said.

The high school student looked at me with more confusion, but there was no malice.

Boom!

At this time, a tail once again extended from the remaining three cracked windows.

They attacked at the same time, and the conductor couldn't take care of them at all.

"We're all going to die anyway. It's better for us all to die together than to be thrown out to feed the fishes by you." I said hurriedly, "The remaining windows are all tails. Think clearly!"

"Yes, we can't take advantage of her! We must die together!" The girl disguised as a man shouted in agreement.

"We will die together!"

All passengers unite.

The conductor's face looked extremely ugly, and his chest heaved violently.

But she didn't have much time to hesitate. The sound of tail tapping on the window was already heard.

"I'll settle the score with you later!"

She gritted her teeth, threw two pieces of yellow paper at me, and hurried to a window.

The high school student and I each took one and rushed to the remaining two windows.

The glass was full of cracks and would shatter the next moment.

I unfolded the yellow paper as I ran.

Wow!

The overwhelmed glass shattered all over the floor.

Seeing that the thick and long tail was about to stretch out, I pounced on it.

The disgusting rancid smell rushed into my nose, and the tail slapped hard on the yellow paper, which made my hands numb.

The yellow paper was as tough as cloth, but it was not broken by the hard tail. Instead, the tail quickly retracted as if it had touched something terrible.

Ignoring my sore palms, I quickly pasted the yellow paper.

Through the thin yellow paper, you can see the tail wandering outside the window, but you dare not get close.

Looking back at the high school student, he also repaired the window in time.

The conductor looked at all the windows covered with yellow paper, his face full of pain.

"This trip is a big loss!" She looked at me and the high school student hatefully.

The high school student and I looked at each other, smiled, and both breathed a sigh of relief.

But the crisis has not been completely resolved. The guy outside has not left yet and is hovering on the roof of the car.

The sound of toes scraping against metal came again and again, and they became more and more anxious as they failed to succeed.

"Why aren't you leaving?" The conductor looked at the roof of the car angrily, "Bad things happened one after another today. What the hell did you run into!"

As she spoke, she seemed to remember something, turned back, and looked among the passengers.

"Where's that stinky kid?"

The wet child was gone, and no passenger knew where he was hiding.

"I knew I shouldn't have let him get on the bus, bad luck!" The conductor looked around in the carriage with a dark face, "If these rotten fish don't leave, I'll feed him to the fish!"

"You'd better find a way to get the car out as soon as possible." The high school student said loudly.

"Do you still need to be in command?" The conductor glared coldly, "The car has been running, and I would have gone out if I could! Rotten shrimps blocked the road, and smelly fish crawled on the car. Damn it, we haven't seen it in hundreds of years! "

I don’t know what she means by the rotten fish and shrimps in her mouth, but the current situation is indeed not optimistic.

Time seems to have stood still.

We have been stuck in infinite darkness, surrounded by monsters, and can never reach the station.

The monster lingered on the roof of the car unwillingly for a while, then suddenly became silent.

What I fear most is the sudden silence in the air!

Everyone looked at the roof of the car with fear.

The ominous premonition reached its peak at this moment, and my heart started beating wildly.