"Where curfews were in place before, homeless people hid in sewers or abandoned buildings."

Roy and the others stopped hesitating, and immediately stepped forward, taking advantage of their strength, pushed open the manhole cover, and climbed into the sewer.

In the darkness, the dim yellow fire lighted up, and Klein had an extra lantern in his hand.

While following this magical "magician", Phil said thoughtfully: "We can go to the hotel next.

"Byles is a local, so he won't be attacked, so he can open a suite. Then, we climbed in through the window from the outside. Because the owner gave permission, it's not considered trespassing.

"so,

We can stay until dawn, when the curfew is lifted automatically. "

"It's an interesting idea, but our goal is not to survive until dawn." Klein, who was walking ahead with a lantern, responded with a smile.

Roy nodded and said, "If we don't do anything and stay in the hotel all the time, the laws will be increased one by one, down to the point that no foreign guests can stay in the hotel room."

"Actually, the most interesting point about the proposal just now is not that it found a loophole in the restrictions, but it reminded me of one thing." Klein turned his body halfway, looked at Byers and said, "As a local resident of Beldan, he actually No attempt was made to capture outsiders."

In other words, it was not affected by the order on the yellow paper.

This... Pasha and the others looked at Byers warily, with unconcealable doubts on their expressions.

What happened to them just now made them sure that the citizens of Beldan City had lost their minds in arresting foreigners.

"I don't know why..." Byers whispered in the same confusion.

"Are you still a citizen of Beldan?" Klein asked casually while walking slowly in the wet and smelly sewer.

Byers followed behind him and replied with certainty: "Of course."

Klein said thoughtfully: "On the one hand, you are a citizen of Beldan, and on the other hand, you are a standard outsider. The two attributes overlap, and there is a contradiction. Under that order, you neither need to be attacked, Nor was it affected intellectually."

"If we can create this kind of 'contradiction', can we escape the restrictions of the rules?" Phil asked with a boost of energy.

Pasha shook her head: "But this kind of 'contradiction' is hard to create, at least I can't think of any possibility right now..."

Speaking of this, she suddenly stopped, hesitated for a moment before saying: "The most important thing is that we are far away from the bulletin board, and we have no idea what laws and regulations will follow, and there is no way to avoid them."

At that time, I dare not do anything!

Klein smiled and said, "Don't worry, this mirror can help us see the newly added content on the bulletin board."

He casually showed the "Magic Mirror" that had slipped into his left palm.

Pasha breathed a sigh of relief, and then asked doubtfully, "Isn't this the crime of voyeurism?"

On the surface of the silver mirror, words that seemed to be dripping with blood emerged: "I look at the bulletin board like I look at the sun in the daytime, and I don't need to peep."

Klein took back the "Magic Mirror" and added with a smile: "Besides, it's just an item, how could it be a crime?"

Makes sense... Byers and Phil couldn't help but nodded.

After thinking about it, Roy exhaled and asked, "The most important thing for us next is to find that item, but we have no clue at all. As a 'book', it can be anywhere, we just have to It is possible to do a city-wide search, but it is obviously too late.�

"Indeed, we don't know where '0-02' is at all. We don't have any clues at all, but there is one there." Klein replied leisurely as he heard the footsteps echoing in the sewer.

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