The moment Hao Ren heard that mages needed some kind of certification, he was completely dumbfounded. Before coming here, he had genuinely never imagined that surviving in the Dream Plane would require something so troublesome in addition to bluffing his way through things. Apparently, the stories in movies, television shows, and novels really couldn't be trusted. In the real world, even if you traveled through time and space, you'd still need an ID card!
He had simply failed to think things through as a newcomer. Any experienced veteran with even a little worldly knowledge should have realized this: without any proof of identity, forget another world—even if you traveled back to the Warring States period, you wouldn't be able to take a single step...
When Becky saw the expressions shifting across Hao Ren's face, she immediately gave him a suspicious look. "Come to think of it, you guys didn't bring this stuff with you, did you? Or... you're not actually wandering mages, are you?"
"Whatever the case, we definitely aren't fugitives!" Nangong May had extensive experience wandering all over the world. She had spent time without documentation near customs offices and police stations in multiple countries. (With her tendency to run all over the world and her unusual race, there was no way she could get a passport even if she wanted one.) Thus, the moment she saw Becky's expression, she knew exactly what to say. "Our situation is a little special, but we're definitely not bad people. Look, have you ever seen bad people this carefree and cheerful?" As Nangong May spoke, she pulled Lily in front of them. The werewolf girl was enthusiastically looking around and had no idea what they were talking about. She was utterly bewildered when Nangong May dragged her over. "Huh? What?"
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