So, strictly speaking, the memories Tang Wen had obtained were incomplete. It seemed quite a lot was still missing.
"His name is Tang Wen. He's a master's student in the physical education department at Imperial University..." Someone had dug out Tang Wen's wallet.
"He's a hero. He risked his life to save more than a hundred imperial citizens. Call the City Guard troops and get him to a hospital immediately-the best imperial hospital," another middle-aged man who looked like an official said.
Within just a few minutes, a flying shuttle slowly descended.
Although Tang Wen was pretending to be unconscious with his eyes closed, his Heavenly Eye remained open.
The sight of that thing gave him a shock. Heavens, wasn't this one of those legendary UFOs?
A flying saucer?
Indeed, the flying shuttle was a round disc, only about ten feet in diameter and a foot thick.
How could something so small hold people?
Tang Wen's head was full of questions. The main problem was that it was too thin. At a foot thick, would they squash people flat to fit them inside?
Just then, the flying shuttle opened its hatch. The hatch was not large either-a square opening about half a foot across, nowhere near big enough to squeeze a person through.
Unless I used the Bone-Shrinking Skill, wouldn't I be crushed to death?
At that moment, two City Patrol Guards carried Tang Wen over.
To Tang Wen's astonishment, the doorframe actually lit up the instant they approached, twisting and changing shape at the same time.
It instantly expanded to about ten feet across, and the two men carried Tang Wen smoothly into the flying shuttle.
Once they were inside, the door returned to its original shape and closed.
Tang Wen was certain that the door was made of