Mo Ling headed toward Dawn Tower while searching his memories, but so far, very little information had surfaced.
Dawn Tower covered a vast area; only something like that could support the weight of the building. The skyscrapers he had seen before had felt like "iron pillars piercing the sky," while Dawn Tower felt like "a mountain."
His vision swept around at the "foot of the mountain," and it took a long time to complete a full circle. Dawn Tower had many entrances, each heavily guarded. Some tourists were taking pictures outside, but whenever they tried to enter, security personnel stopped them.
Only those with authorization could enter. Whenever someone went in, envious looks arose from the people around them, much like the gates of prestigious universities Mo Ling had seen before.
To some extent, Dawn Tower had become a "tourist attraction." As the tallest building in Abyss City, many visitors were willing to make a special trip just to see it.
As he observed the place, Mo Ling also arrived outside one of the entrances.
Perhaps because he had not entered Dawn Tower through this entrance last time, he had almost no recollection of it.
How exactly did I get in?
Puzzled, Mo Ling approached the entrance.
Naturally, the security personnel quickly stopped him.
His hesitant appearance made it obvious that he was not someone with authorization, but the guard still followed procedure and scanned Mo Ling with a device.
Unexpectedly, the device flashed with green light.
The guard froze, hurriedly said, "Sorry," then immediately stepped back to his original position.
Mo Ling was also baffled by the sudden little incident.
Green light means... I have authorization for Dawn Tower? Why would I have authorization for Dawn Tower?
He stood there in a daze for a while before crossing the