Marvel: Hunter

Chapter 362 362: Train

"Could it be that this building is also located inside a mountain?"

"Reconstructed from a mountain?"

Blaine didn't dare imagine what kind of massive project this would be to the outside world, but if it were Wakanda, he now believed it one hundred percent.

"Mr. Hunter, let's go. Get in the car."

"Don't you want to go into that mountain and take a look?"

"Take this train. It's just ahead."

Seeing the Bounty Hunter still standing there in a daze, T'Challa stood at the train door and couldn't help reminding him.

Blaine felt a bit embarrassed. He teleported and appeared directly inside the train, putting on a bit of a show. It could be considered making up for the embarrassment of seeming uncultured just now.

It really couldn't be blamed on Blaine for never having seen the world. The main reason was that Wakanda's technological level was simply too advanced. Even when Blaine had been on Xandar, he hadn't felt this way. That might also have been because, at the time, Blaine had only been focused on the Power Stone and killing Ronan, and hadn't paid much attention to Xandar's technological construction.

As soon as he boarded the train, Blaine immediately felt the difference. It was like a comfortable nest—air conditioning perfectly adjusted to body temperature, a refrigerator stocked with cold drinks, and even a wine cabinet. It was the proper configuration of an extended Rolls-Royce. Of course, Blaine didn't really think that way. The most expensive Rolls-Royce was only worth a few hundred million at most, perhaps tens of billions, but this train simply couldn't be measured by money.

Blaine glanced around using Hawkeye. This train was fully automated and didn't require any human operation at all. Moreover, only this single carriage of the entire train was meant for passengers. If his judgment was correct, the rest were used to transport vibranium.

T'Challa followed him in and sat down casually. He pressed something Blaine couldn't see, and the train suddenly started moving. However, Blaine, who was sitting inside, didn't feel the slightest inertia from the start. Not only was there no inertia, there wasn't even a trace of noise. The cabin once again fell into silence.

In less than three minutes, the train had already come to a steady stop. Blaine knew how long this tunnel was. Using Hawkeye to look ahead, he could see all the way to the opposite side. From that alone, one could imagine how fast the train was. Although it wasn't as fast as Blaine himself, it was very likely close to the speed of sound.

This time, Blaine behaved much more honestly and didn't teleport straight out to force his way through the strange metal wall of the shield again. However, T'Challa remained seated, unmoving, and didn't seem to have any intention of getting off the train.

Suddenly, Blaine carefully noticed that the bracelet on T'Challa's right wrist had lit up at some point, and it was actually connected to something in the sofa beneath his body.

Blaine recognized this bracelet. Not only did T'Challa wear it, but it seemed that his sister did as well, along with his female guards, members of several tribes, and the council of elders.

As for the function of the bracelet, Blaine—who knew the Marvel storyline—also understood a bit about it. He couldn't remember the exact name of the bracelet, but its function was roughly equivalent to an external KLE.

However, it wasn't as simple as an ID card. This type of bracelet not only recorded the identity information of every Wakandan who wore it, but could also monitor the wearer's physical condition at any time. If a special situation occurred, it would automatically send out an alarm or a request for rescue.

At the same time, it was also equivalent to a pass and an access control card.

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