Look, The Moon Is So Big Today

It seemed search engines weren't omnipotent after all. He'd have to work on the main quest himself.

That night, Gu Mian updated the main quest and secretly brought fifty Lower Class citizens to the outskirts of Paradise Island.

Though this residential district for the Upper Class was called "Paradise Island," it wasn't actually an island. It was simply situated a little higher than the surrounding land, and from the wall around its perimeter, it was easy to see the area in the distance.

To the west of Paradise Island was a vast orchard. Gu Mian and the others hid among the trees, watching the island from afar.

At this point, the Upper Class hadn't yet completely taken over the world. They still had occasional clashes with the Lower Class, so most Upper Class residential districts were surrounded by long walls.

Gu Mian spotted a few figures moving along the wall from time to time. Clearly, there were people stationed up there.

"You. Sneak ahead and check how many people are guarding the wall around Paradise Island, then see how many are at the main gate," Gu Mian said to the frailest-looking person in the crowd.

He was the smallest, which made him the best suited for reconnaissance.

"All right, warrior!" the Lower Class citizen entrusted with the scouting mission shouted before sprinting off.

Wait...

Did he really have to shout so loudly? Their mission tonight was a sneak attack, after all.

Gu Mian suspected the man hadn't listened to a word he'd said. The scout made no attempt to hide himself as he charged off, then ran brazenly along the wall around Paradise Island.

He wasn't quiet, and his frail build left him panting and gasping for air as he ran. Even Gu Mian, who was far away in the