Whenever the train conductor is in a good mood, the sky always clears.
The wind and snow would avoid the path where children walk to school, their tiny footprints accompanied by giggles chasing each other in the snow, with the conductor laughing and smiling as he walks behind, occasionally exchanging greetings with the passing soldiers.
Everyone sees him daily, whether it's at work, picking up or dropping off kids, or shopping for groceries; although he doesn't pay, his activities are similar to everyone else's.
Many privately think the conductor is quite approachable, but whether it's the Armed Corps veterans or the crew management, they all sneer at this, and whenever someone asks them about the conductor, they remain tight-lipped.
Su Huan is not oblivious to the improved perception of him; he is long past being the madman tainted to the core by the apocalypse of five generations.
