Night: 18:10.
South Kensington District.
Wind occasionally blew through the lonely alley, giving a low whimper, as though mocking its solitude and desolation. Walking here felt as though the only things approaching were invisible fear and danger that might strike at any moment.
On the other side of the alley lay a brightly lit, bustling district, where a splendid, magnificent building stood.
Its lofty, imposing dome spread out in all directions like the starry heavens of the cosmos, exuding a solemn, mysterious air. Exquisite murals adorned its interior, their intricate patterns and vivid colors blending ancient myths and legends with modern art to create a magnificent visual spectacle.
That was the Albert Music Hall.
At that moment, a drunken, slightly balding staff member in work clothes posted a notice on the bulletin board, then walked away. He still had more notices to put up.
[Dear audience members:
Thank you for visiting the Royal Albert Music Hall. Tonight, we will bring you a wonderful musical performance.
Performance time: 7 p.m. (19:00)
Venue: Royal Albert Music Hall
Program: XXX orchestra performing XXX musical pieces
Ticket price: 1,000 Youyang Currency per ticket
Ticket purchases: Please visit the Royal Albert Music Hall box office.
Please arrive early, cooperate with security screening and ticket checks, remain quiet, and enjoy the wonderful performance.
We wish you a delightful evening of music!
Sincerely, Royal Albert Music Hall]
"Heh, how lucky. Not only do I get to enjoy Leonard Bernstein's performance tomorrow, but I've stumbled onto this tonight."
A young man looked at the official notice that had suddenly been posted on the board and gave a slightly unhinged laugh.
The man laughing so strangely had short hair and wore a black dress hat, a white shirt, and black trousers.
His face was pale, with a black tie