Soon, the airship arrived at Kent City Airport.
A Luo took Ponzu straight from the airport to the barbecue restaurant at No. 5, Section 2, Camellia Tree Street in Kent City.
Ponzu followed her, still half doubtful.
"You're saying the Hunter Exam venue is in an unremarkable little barbecue restaurant like this?"
Looking at the tiny restaurant, Ponzu couldn't help questioning her.
This was the Hunter Exam, for crying out loud!
How could the Hunter Exam, held by the world-famous Hunter Association, have its venue in such a tiny barbecue restaurant?
Could it even fit all those applicants?
Or did very few applicants manage to find the venue each year?
Countless questions filled Ponzu's head. She couldn't help turning to stare at A Luo, trying to find answers on her face.
A Luo's mouth twitched.
"This barbecue restaurant is just the entrance to the exam venue! We'll take the elevator down in a minute. There's a pretty big space underneath, so don't worry, Ponzu. Once we've given the owner the password and gotten our applicant badges, we can talk about it in detail!"
After briefly reassuring Ponzu, A Luo headed straight for the owner and delivered the classic line:
"Steak set, slowly grilled over low heat."
The owner glanced up at A Luo, then looked at Ponzu behind her.
"Where did you come from, guide? How come I've never seen you before?"
A Luo's expression stiffened.
"What guide? I'm an applicant too, you know!"
A Luo pointed to Ponzu behind her.
"This young lady and I are both here to take this year's Hunter Exam."
The owner said, "..."
This was the first time he'd ever encountered applicants who had found their own way here without a guide!
Should he let them take the elevator down?
Just then, an eerie