"Welcome to the Sky Garden. Is this your first visit?"
After he left the platform, a uniformed staff member approached him inside the station.
She looked Ye Qiyan up and down, swiping her fingers back and forth across a translucent tablet.
"Huh, you didn't use a Capsule Tunnel either. You actually have a Module with that Matrix?"
"Is there a problem?"
The staff member gave him a warm smile and shook her head.
"No problem, none at all. I just couldn't find your train's registration information, so I was curious."
"Ah, the Sky Garden has run into some trouble lately, so we're being a little stricter about checking new arrivals. Please don't mind."
They had not attempted to collect Train Conductors' information on a large scale.
Presumably, they also understood that any Train Conductor in this world with some ability would not allow their information to be exposed at will.
Rashly asking people to register would only make the Train Conductors dissatisfied with this city called the Sky Garden.
And what methods should they use to maintain stability?
Order Cards?
What if there were no Order Cards?
Ye Qiyan glanced around.
In his immediate surroundings alone, there were at least seventy uniformed staff members.
And that was not all.
He could also see armed positions at vantage points atop some buildings.
The defenses here were even stronger than those of Solo City and the City of a Thousand Stars.
"What exactly happened in this city? This is my first visit, so I don't really know the situation. If it's too dangerous..."
The staff member blinked in confusion.
"Huh? Haven't the Train Conductors from your batch discussed what happened in the Sky Garden?"
She glanced around, and when she saw that no one was looking her way, she cleared her throat