"Hm?"
Lu Ce had the nagging feeling that something was off. Was this section of the Great Wall beneath his feet normally open to the public? Why were there already so many people here at this hour?
There were even people pushing carts. Getting all that stuff up here must have been quite difficult.
Quite a few people were holding up their phones, looking toward the horizon, toward where the sun was about to rise.
They seemed ready at any moment to take pictures and check in, recording the moment of sunrise.
Although it was still dark and people could barely see one another, Lu Ce had worn a mask when he came out this time.
It was one thing that hardly anyone noticed him, but even when he occasionally ran into someone face-to-face, after their surprise and slight fright, they would quickly move aside.
Lu Ce knew very well that no one in this world would fail to recognize his current face. He also knew that ordinary people who recognized him should not be wearing those expressions.
More importantly, at this point in time, the surrender faction was about to rise, and the Dragon Group seemed to be brewing plans of its own. The world should have been suffocatingly tense, with a storm on the horizon.
And at a time like this, so many people wanted to come to the Great Wall to watch the sunrise?
Would a scenic site even be open at a time like this?!
Multicolored light flowed endlessly across his mask, standing out especially clearly in the pitch-black night.
"Our people really do have impressive mental fortitude."
After muttering to himself, Lu Ce did not linger. He continued forward, strolling along the Great Wall.
His steps looked like ordinary strides, but each one actually carried