The deep-sea worm, which originally could have wrapped the entire train layer by layer.
Now has diverted many tendrils to battle the zombies, giving the mechanical arms some leeway.
Although it's not as neat and quick as when cutting zombies, the speed isn't slow either, taking only three to five seconds to sever an outer tube of the worm as thick as a wrist.
Sensing the prey was attempting to escape, the deep-sea worm writhed even more frantically.
It began to abandon the dead bodies at the ends, focusing all its power on wrapping the train.
However, the propellers were already spinning, coupled with the buoyancy generated by a large amount of air inside the carriages, straightening all tendrils tautly.
Pairs of scarlet eyes appeared in the murky water, greedily gazing at the massive train in the middle.
Did they escape the pursuing tendrils, heading straight for the train?
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
