[You were wondering if the Hint Prompt could even be used on someone’s online username. If it were possible, then you could easily dox them and find out about their real name and home address.]
[’Regardless, I’ve already checked and I can even find out someone’s name if I use the Hint Prompt many times on someone.’]
[’Since I can find out someone’s name with Hint Prompt, then wouldn’t it synergize well with the Angels of Death Station World’s Death Papyrus?’]
[’No matter what, if I encounter that station again, I must at least try and risk it!’]
[You knew that the Death Papyrus was quite useless if, at some point, you encountered its station world when you and Jade are no longer mortals.]
[After all, if you both are already considered immortals, then the Death Papyrus will be almost useless for both of you since those mortals could easily be killed.]
[The only use it would have at that time was to kill those annoying bugs without having to do it yourself.]
[’Maybe this is the reason why those Angels of Death didn’t care about the Death Papyrus?’]
[’It couldn’t be used against their kind, and yet as Angels of Death, they could easily kill those mortals, making the Death Papyrus useless to them.’]
[While having such leisure thoughts, you sprinted across the streets until you arrived at where the magnetic needle of your compass was pointing.]
[You had easily shaken off the pursuit of those Bloodsuckers since most of the ones you encountered were Commoners, and those few Elites were still slower than you.]
[You arrived inside an abandoned warehouse. However, the magnetic needle would then point north, then south, then east, whenever you tried to head towards the target.]
[Already knowing how to solve such problems, you rotated the Absolute Compass downwards, and as you expected, it pointed underground.]
[In other words, the treasure or resource that suited you the most was located underground.]
[You were quite worried that destroying the ground recklessly would damage your treasure below.]
[’Since it’s located underground and there’s no visible entrance, then those damn Bloodsuckers must have built a secret passage.’]
[’If this were a detective novel, I might have done a lot of trial and error as well as deductive reasoning just to find it.’]
[However, you knew that you were in a Train Survival World and not a detective one, so you decided to just get the answer directly.]
[You used your Hint Prompt (Gold) talent at the abandoned warehouse.]
{Hint Prompt: An abandoned warehouse with a livestock dungeon built underneath. It used to be built for harvesting blood from their human blood livestock, but a mutation occurred when crimson rain seeped in.
A Blood Fruit Tree had grown underneath, and after Bloodsuckers discovered the benefits of the Blood Fruit, they decided to transform this into a Blood Orchard.
This is one of the few places that has a Blood Fruit Tree, and this one is owned by 4 Bloodsucker Nobles.}
{Hint Prompt: The secret passage to enter the blood orchard is located on the left wall. If you look closely, there’s an uneven area in the left wall near the broken stand fan.}
[You were curious about the Blood Fruit, as it seemed to be valued by even the Bloodsucker Nobles. Since it was a fruit, as long as you eat it, it can be created infinitely.]
[You listened to the Hint Prompt and started feeling the wall near the broken stand fan, and you felt one that seemed to be pushable.]
[Pushing that stone button, a secret passage opened leading underground. The stone staircase that led below was illuminated by crimson-red gems.]
{Hint Prompt: They are Crimson Rain Gems of the lowest ranked, specifically Initial White-grade. They barely provide blood energy and crimson factor to Bloodsuckers, so they decided to make use of it as a light source for their blood orchard.}
{Hint Prompt: Crimson Rain Gems are formed when crimson raindrops are nourished by either the blood and flesh of humans or Bloodsuckers. The most common way for them to form is when a human fails their mutation to a Bloodsucker.
The crimson factor within a failed mutated human will absorb and drain the entire blood and flesh until a Crimson Rain Gem is formed.
Bloodsuckers who attempt to evolve but fail will have their Blood Core transform into a Crimson Rain Gem.}
[You weren’t interested in something even those Bloodsuckers discarded. If you ever need Crimson Rain Gems, either you ask the Absolute Compass for the best ones, or just slaughter those Bloodsucker Nobles and rob them.]
[Walking on the stone staircase, you descended underground and followed the direction of the Absolute Compass’s magnetic needle.]
[When the stone staircase ended, a steel door blocked your way.]
{Hint Prompt: Just break this steel door down. The key is far away from where you are, and it isn’t worth it to go through all that trouble when there’s clearly a better option.}
{Hint Prompt: There are Bloodsuckers inside guarding the Blood Fruit Tree, but they aren’t a threat to you, so you can just let loose.}
[Reading the hint prompts, you smirked and punched the steel door after applying a hundred times boost on your attack’s physical impact.]
[When your swift gauntlet-clad right fist came into contact with the steel door, the steel door was blasted open as it was launched rapidly backwards.]
[A loud noise reverberated throughout the underground dungeon, and the shockwave caused it to shake as if an earthquake occurred.]
[The Bloodsuckers inside were startled, and the human blood food livestock kept in captivity trembled in fear.]
[A Bloodsucker Elite who was guarding behind the door was flattened by the steel door propelled by your attack’s impact.]
[Even Bloodsucker Nobles could hardly threaten you, let alone these fodders.]
[As you stepped inside, the smell of rusted iron entered your nose. It truly reeked of blood.]
[Before the Bloodsuckers could react, you ran and appeared in front of them, pummeling them with your silver gauntlets, but ignoring their heart.]
[Yet, even when there’s only their heart intact, the pieces of flesh you smashed were attracted by their heart and started reorganizing themselves.]
[In just under a minute, they were as good as new.]
["Interesting, these Bloodsuckers seem to have a regeneration speed superior to those vampires in myths. Is it due to that crimson factor?"]