"Cousin, we suddenly came here without an admission notice. Will they throw us out, or lock us up?" the Interstellar Train asked worriedly.
"It's fine. Either outcome is acceptable." Wenren Sheng was not worried about that.
He got off the train and headed toward the Eastern Blue-Gray Tower Cluster.
Before long, he arrived at the entrance of a tower with no one entering or leaving.
It stood farther from the other towers than any of them, alone at the easternmost edge.
The tower was made entirely of stone, with a round body and pointed roof, and only a single arched entrance.
At that moment, the stone door was tightly shut.
"Stop, stranger from afar. Please present your admission notice," the tower door suddenly said.
It was actually speaking a human language—Chinese, no less.
Wenren Sheng was not surprised. It was only natural for invaders to learn the natives' language.
"I don't have one. Can you tell me how to obtain an admission notice?" Wenren Sheng asked patiently.
The tower door was surprisingly forthcoming and answered directly, "Simple. Do you see those students going in and out?"
"I see them." Wenren Sheng had already guessed what it was about to say.
"Kill them, or simply steal their Student IDs. Then you'll obtain an admission notice," the tower door replied.
Just as he had expected.
What kind of place was this? An academy established by Anomalies.
What morality could there be? Humans themselves practiced elimination of the weakest; it was just that the elimination here was simpler and more direct.
If you were weaker than those outside, then you deserved to be eliminated from the academy.
"Are the rules of every academy this cruel?" Seeing how talkative the tower door was, Wenren Sheng continued asking.
Why turn down free intelligence?
"No, each