Amu and Sha Hong were both somewhat bewildered after inexplicably managing to join Candy Technology.
As they walked toward the dormitory with their Work Cards in hand, the two remained silent the entire way.
After a long while, Sha Hong could not help asking, "Sis, do you think it was because Mister saw our information?"
In the age of Artificial Intelligence, Zero should have known about them from the moment they set foot on this land.
Investigating their pasts would have been easy.
Amu, her brows tightly furrowed, turned back to glance at the tallest Office Building and said:
"Possibly."
"Sis, does this count as getting in through the back door?"
If someone asked where the best place to travel was, a year ago, everyone would have recommended the major tourist attractions around the country.
But starting last year, with people's worries about the Merk Civilization dispelled, space tourism suddenly became wildly popular.
The companies that had bought Candy Technology's small Space Shuttles simply abandoned transportation and switched to space tourism instead.
Compared with transporting supplies, taking passengers into space for a one-day tour was ridiculously easy money.
And they got paid upfront.
With the advances in technology over the past few years, as long as they had money and no heart disease, anyone could safely enter space, look down at the Blue Star beneath their feet, and feel the insignificance of humanity.
Now, as more and more companies joined the space-tourism business, the price of what had originally cost hundreds of thousands for a single space-day-tour experience had fallen to twenty thousand per spot amid fierce competition.
This undoubtedly allowed ordinary people to experience space tourism as well.
But for ordinary people, twenty thousand was still no small sum.
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