Yinsen turned and left the room. He did not pay much attention to the two behind him. They seemed to want to talk to him about something, but Yinsen was not one of their kind. It was better to leave outright than reject them face-to-face and make everyone awkward.
Fortunately, both of them had enough social awareness. Yinsen turning around and leaving made them understand something. They did not stubbornly chase after him or call him back. Instead, after Yinsen had left, the two of them walked out of the Newbie Classroom together and departed in a completely different direction.
Only after sensing that the two had gone far away did Yinsen stop and look back toward the Newbie Classroom. Like the door from before, it was shrouded in a layer of energy that prevented people from seeing or touching it.
Retracting his gaze, Yinsen continued down the street. From time to time, he stopped to check the Newbie Handbook on his wristwatch. It introduced most of the common knowledge of Main God's Space and was categorized for convenient searching.
He could also check the map. Yinsen learned that Main God's Space was divided into two major sections: the Public Area and the private area.
He was currently in the Public Area, while the private area was where Reincarnators lived.
Newcomers like him, who had just accepted a wristwatch and become Reincarnators, did not have personal residences. Only after completing their first mission and returning could they obtain a place of their own.
The residences assigned to them were generally the lowest-grade accommodations. From the outside, they looked like ordinary apartment buildings, and the assigned residence was simply one room inside.
Even the furnishings provided only the most basic necessities. Want something better? Spend your own points to buy it.