The sun rose high, and quite a few people had already appeared on the streets of the Imperial Capital. Huo Hai was dressed entirely in black, his whole body covered, but no one found him strange. Such attire was perfectly normal.
Many people who did not want to reveal their identities dressed this way. Everyone allowed into the Imperial Capital had been checked by the guards and deemed safe, so there was no need to worry. Soon, Huo Hai arrived at an inn, the largest in Bright Yang City. It was also the only inn with separate courtyards nearby for guests to use.
"Innkeeper, I'd like to rent a courtyard for one month to start with. If I need it longer, I'll let you know." Huo Hai stepped forward and addressed the innkeeper. He was rather lucky to find the owner here so early in the morning.
"No problem. Could you register first?" the innkeeper asked cautiously as he looked at Huo Hai. Who knew what sort of person this guest was? If he turned out to be trouble and the innkeeper had not registered him, the innkeeper might end up in trouble himself.
Huo Hai shook his head. "I don't want anyone knowing who I am. But don't worry, I definitely won't cause you any trouble. How about this? I'll pay double." Spirit stones really meant little to Huo Hai, despite how quickly he used them up.
The innkeeper hesitated. Double the price for a courtyard was money he rarely had a chance to earn. But... "Triple. Innkeeper, don't take a mile when I give you an inch." Huo Hai released a faint trace of his aura. It was not strong, but it put tremendous pressure on the innkeeper. This might have been the largest inn in Bright Yang