"Name?"
"Mei Sijun."
"Where are you from?"
"Fu City."
"What brings you to Moon City?"
"This is Moon City?"
The note-taking paused.
The staff member in the black uniform scribbled down the last few words.
Once he finished, he glanced at the form, then at the man across the desk:
"Don't play dumb with me. Didn't you know that place was off-limits?"
The black-uniformed staff member spoke belligerently, his eyes fierce.
"Even if you're not one of the Moon City people, you can read, can't you?"
"Sorry, I didn't see it."
The staff member stared hard at the handsome, refined man with long hair before him.
He hated pretty boys like this. They weren't the least bit manly, yet so many women liked them. Just looking at him made him angry.
"You didn't see it? Do you know that not only are there signs saying 'No entry,' but every entrance is sealed shut?"
"Yes, I saw that later," Mei Sijun said with a smile. "I didn't see it at first."
"You didn't see it at first? Do you take me for an idiot?!" Spittle flew as the staff member, whether a security guard or something else, raised a hand and picked up his riot baton. He glared at Mei Sijun with a thoroughly hostile expression. "Looks like you won't learn until you get hurt!"
He raised his arm, about to teach Mei Sijun a lesson.
"Please think through the consequences of doing that."
Mei Sijun sat upright in his chair, looking calmly at the staff member in black.
The staff member, who had already raised the riot baton high, lowered his arm resentfully.
He still remembered what had happened when they first discovered this guy.
This long-haired young man had suddenly appeared at the Paleontology Research Association's base-in its forbidden