While waiting for the old elevator, William asked, "What kinds of people live in this building, Mr. Manager?"
The hunchbacked manager merely smiled. "Aren't the three of you different kinds of people as well?"
"Oh, right~ Speaking of which, are there any strange people or phenomena in this building?"
"Of course there aren't any extreme cases. Otherwise, so many people wouldn't be living here, right? But since this is such a cheap, old building, you'll occasionally encounter some unpleasant situations."
"For example?"
"For example, the elevator we're waiting for might suddenly break down for a while at any time,
or all kinds of trash—even feces—might appear in the corridors,
and flimsy doors and windows, or even damaged Wall Seams, might give peepers an opportunity."
"Thank you."
The elevator doors opened,
and it was unexpectedly crammed with people.
There were elderly people preparing to buy groceries, white-collar workers getting ready to go out for appointments, several children heading out to play, and a few middle-aged men who looked rather shady.
Quite a few people's gazes landed on the three new tenants in front of them. Several of those stares were almost perverted.
So many people? And they're even maintaining the concept of a 'normal life.'
Yi Chen watched the residents coming and going, unable to help wondering what the Fourth Calamity was trying to do. Ever since he had set foot in the building, he had kept his senses fully open, yet he could not detect the slightest trace of any Calamity.
As the elevator rose, Yi Chen transmitted a message: Have your lunatic brain or Gryph's eyeball detected the Calamity's true body?
William shook his head. Not at all, Mr. Yi. You can't sense any killing intent either? Do you have any guesses or theories?
*I'm wondering whether the Fourth