The Water Rubik's Cube as a Triggering Medium
"That's good," Cheng Zhongzhi said. "We're not really here to manage District 5. Forging, robbing someone for, or stealing a residence permit are all crimes. Who cares whether they end up wanted criminals? Let's report them to the city government first."
"There are plenty of ordinary people in District 5. Their permanent residence permits use a whole sheet of paper, while temporary ones use half a sheet," Xu Huo added. "Don't worry about property ownership for now."
Cheng Zhongzhi filled them in on a few more details. After they agreed on the areas each of them would be responsible for the next day, they went their separate ways to find somewhere to rest.
Naturally, the city was still far from peaceful at night. There were people launching surprise attacks, and even people blowing up buildings.
The area around the law enforcement building was relatively quiet, though. Xu Huo copied a set of temporary city-management regulations from the bounty platform overnight, edited them as needed, and sent them to the city government, demanding that the government approve and publicly post them internally.
There wasn't enough time to obtain every kind of legal document. They only needed common, everyday rules that players were likely to violate.
The next morning, the city government still hadn't replied, but Xu Huo and the others had already gotten to work.
Besides Zhu Xiaojin and the others, the painted woman, a newly joined Player, and two housekeeping robots also came out to help.
The housekeeping robots could quickly enter information, so they were assigned to densely populated residential complexes. The requirements were simple: distribute the forms, let residents fill in their own information, then collect them. Anyone who missed the deadline had to go to the law enforcement building