After making up his mind, Captain Lei took his four teammates, gathered some intelligence around the outskirts, and then headed straight into War King City.
After collecting a small fee, the guards at the gate let the five of them pass.
Though War King City was immensely impressive, it was still only something found in a remote region.
Places like this had all kinds of people coming and going, making it impossible to verify anyone's identity. After all, there were countless methods of concealment.
Therefore, in cities located in such remote areas, few measures were taken to confirm identities unless someone belonged to a specially marked group.
Any city capable of being built had been carefully constructed to help its ruler wield greater power.
If someone could not be defeated even with the city's enhancement, asking about their identity would be meaningless.
The moment they entered, Captain Lei and the others from the enforcement team almost thought they had arrived in the Upper City.
The proportion of Professionals among the crowds coming and going was only slightly lower than in the Upper City.
One had to know that the Upper City already possessed an incomparably powerful foundation, along with the legacies of the six great Gold Families.
Yet how could a mere Lower City have a proportion of Professionals close to that of the Upper City? It was simply unbelievable. Even though this was still War King City, Captain Lei was shocked.
Although the number of Professionals could not determine strength, it had a major impact on potential.
After all, becoming a Professional was the beginning of the Transcendent. Even the weakest Professional possessed limitless possibilities.
The Upper City had accumulated large numbers of Professionals over countless years. What gave the Lower City the right to catch up to them?