Li Wei now knew whose soul fragment this was, but that did him no damn good.
He still had no idea why the Ring could absorb the man's soul fragments. Besides, judging by the records, this knight was no saint, and he hardly seemed suited to being a wise old mentor at his side. Not to mention that Li Wei had already fought his soul fragments several times. If he resurrected the man, they might well go straight for each other's throats the moment they met.
Not that Li Wei would be afraid of him.
Military Intelligence Section Seven would naturally handle the follow-up work on Prison Island. Li Wei had other things to keep him busy.
Namely... renovating his home.
Li Wei actually had no idea where this clock tower had come from. It had been listed as his address on his identification documents from the start, so all he could say was that the system might have thrown it in when he transmigrated. In any case, he had checked the property records at the Police Station, and it was indeed registered in his name.
At this point, the layout of the Clock Tower where Li Wei lived needed some explanation.
The Elevator stood against the north wall of the Clock Tower, and staircases also connected every floor.
Li Wei lived on the top floor, which had originally housed the tower's great clock and its mechanisms. By the time he arrived, however, those had all been completely dismantled, leaving a very spacious room. In modern terms, it was something like a loft with a five-meter ceiling.
In the middle stood an enormous round window resembling a clock face, taking up almost the entire wall.
Li Wei's desk stood in front of that round window. It could not be opened