[You were only aware that a trial existed to elevate the Train Conductor Authority further and make it one’s own. However, you weren’t informed of the contents of the Train Conductor Trial.]
[After all, no matter how knowledgeable the Vampire Progenitor was, the Train Conductor Trial involved the secrets of the Train Survival World and the World Will.]
[Unless the Vampire Progenitor were to capture an Aether rank Train Conductor and extract the information out of them, it was impossible for a non-Train Conductor like him to possess knowledge about the Train Conductor Trial.]
[’From what I know, the information regarding the Train Conductor Trial is considered forbidden knowledge. Only Train Conductors were qualified to know about it.’]
[’Unless the Vampire Progenitor insisted and dealt with the backlash of forcibly acquiring forbidden knowledge, it would be impossible for him to know about the Train Conductor Trial.’]
[’But since the Vampire Progenitor wasn’t interested in knowing, as there wasn’t any benefit for him to offend the World Will for something unrelated to him, I have no way of knowing since the Hint Prompt couldn’t find anything related to that from the Vampire Progenitor’s Will Avatar.’]
[You were quite wary of the Train Conductor Trial since your intuition told you that it wasn’t anything good.]
[However, you felt that with the Hint Prompt (Gold) talent and SSS-rank Future Diary innate talent, acquiring information about the Train Conductor Trial shouldn’t be an issue for you.]
[’When Jade and I become at least Titan rank Train Conductors, that would be the time I’ll inquire information about the Train Conductor Trial from other Train Conductors.’]
[’Meeting an Aether rank Train Conductor would be too risky, as they’re way stronger than Titan rank Train Conductors. But from what Hint Prompt had discovered, inquiring about it from Peak Titan rank Train Conductors would be enough.’]
[’The Train Conductor Trial isn’t mandatory, so there are Peak Titan rank Train Conductors who hadn’t partaken in the trial, choosing to refuse to attain Aether rank.’]
[’Their reasons for doing so would vary, but even I’m not privy to the specifics regarding that.’]
[Thinking of this, you decided to inquire about it later when the Zenith Train Crew reached sufficient power rank.]
[For now, with only the power rank of Late Mythril, the Train Conductor Trial wasn’t the top of your priorities.]
[Since you didn’t have anything to do, as everything that could be done was already completed, you decided to check the Terra World Chat Group.]
{Jack The Killer: I’ve just massacred an entire village. Anyone who’s interested in human meat can buy it from me; I’ve put it up in my trading market.}
{Hannibal The Second: @Jack The Killer, I’ll buy a bulk of it, give me a 10% discount. Anyone who is selling condiments and cooking pots can also send me a private message.}
{Burdened By A Mountain Of Books: Is there anyone selling healing potions or any items that can heal major wounds and recover from blood loss? I don’t need potent potions as my Duo isn’t missing any limbs.}
{Potion Alchemist: @Burdened By A Mountain Of Books, check my profile and head to my trading market. I’ve put up healing potions for sale. If you buy three, you’ll get one free.}
[Seeing their messages, which were just putting up things for trade, you scrolled further while secretly using Hint Prompt on each and every one of them.]
[Subconsciously, you had even taken out the Death Papyrus and placed it on the desk in front of you.]
[Undoubtedly, your habit of immediately retaliating against those who’d offend you was showing. With the information you’ve acquired from Hint Prompt, you could easily know not only their innate talents but also their names.]
[And if you ever needed to know their appearance, the Hint Prompt was also capable of showing the appearance of your targets.]
[The only reason why hint prompts were mostly text was that, in most cases, using a hint prompt on a target meant that you’ve already seen the target.]
[Because of that, it was uncommon for the Hint Prompt to show images. But as a gold-grade simulation talent, Hint Prompt was more than capable of showing images as it wasn’t just restricted to showing text prompts.]
[As you lurked in the Terra World Chat Group, you eventually found someone chatting who possessed an SSS-rank innate talent.]
{Hint Prompt: This person possessed the SSS-rank Wish Maker innate talent. Every month, he can use his SSS-rank Wish Maker talent to wish for something. Depending on the difficulty of the wish, the chances of that wish being granted will be lower when the difficulty is greater.
For example, wishing for omnipotence is impossible and will never be granted. However, wishing for two more wishes, while not impossible, will still be unlikely to be fulfilled.}
{Hint Prompt: The chances of a wish being granted aren’t only dependent on the difficulty but also dependent on the Wish Maker’s luck. If luck is sufficient, even wishing for the upcoming mandatory station to be what you sought would be possible.}
{Hint Prompt: The cooldown of the SSS-rank Wish Maker innate talent is one wish per month by default. However, the Wish Maker can make a wish even when there’s still a cooldown, as long as the Wish Maker is prepared to pay the price for that wish.
The price of the wish varies from loss of lifespan, loss of limbs or senses, etc. It can even be a state of extreme bad luck.}
[As soon as you read those Hint Prompts, you were immediately interested in acquiring that innate talent.]
[’To think someone possessed such an absurdly powerful innate talent...’]
[’No matter what, I must have it! As long as I possessed the Wish Maker talent, I could then wish for a mandatory station that has items that could upgrade the grade of innate talents.’]
[’If that’s not possible, I can still make a wish to encounter that Terran Train Conductor with the SSS-rank All Stars Aligned innate talent in the next multiplayer-type station.’]