Mr. Rabbit's Club

Mr. Rabbit's mansion

The building was not particularly large overall. Compared to William's theater, Sister Flowers' Softness Hall was only about 20% larger.

However, the materials used in its construction were exceptionally refined.

They were neither rare metals nor special wood, but a special flesh called "Solid Frame Muscle," which had been improved to possess greater strength than many rare materials. The surface of the walls clearly revealed extremely fine Muscle Fibers.

Most importantly, this was not dead muscle. Every muscle was alive and fresh.

Although William had not been training his body much lately, he still had his fundamentals. Following the sensations between the muscles, he shifted his gaze upward and soon discovered the "central brain" controlling the building's muscle groups.

A huge, adorable Rabbit Head was embedded in the top of the building. Its internal nerves connected to every part of the structure, jointly controlling the muscle groups and giving them neural sensitivity and basic vitality.

The Rabbit Head also needed to consume a full five tons of high-protein food every day to provide energy for the entire club.

The outside of the building was also hung with countless neon lights, along with a highly conspicuous pink sign on the front that read—The Bunny Castle Club.

As Mr. Rabbit approached, the mansion's entrance immediately contracted, pulling open a narrow gap. The two of them stepped inside together.

There was no magnificent hall inside. Instead, there was a small room called the Club Transfer Station.

Aside from the exit, the walls around the small room contained six gaps, each marked by a brightly lit arrow. However, none of them indicated where the gaps led.

Mr. Rabbit did not choose any of the gaps. Instead, he stretched both arms forward and gave a forceful pull!

The sound of flesh being