Lily hadn’t finished her words but he knew what she wanted to see. It seemed he had entered an agreement with Lily. He would come here again next week and tell her Sinan’s reply.

He glanced around. There was a dim, damp environment around him and he faintly saw some gray-green mould on the wall. The ground was also covered with grey-white powder debris. This was a small and steep stairwell. It obviously hadn’t been used for a long time.

An Zhe found the position of the stair handrail and walked down little by little. It had no windows and was darker than night. This place wasn’t much better than the pipes.

Each floor had 20 steps. An Zhe walked while counting the number of floors. Once he descended to the sixth floor, the door of the staircase had a gap around the same size as the 20th floor. He exited and reached the utility room on the sixth floor.

Bright lights shone on him. Lily had given him the clothes of the Eden staff, which included a snow-white shirt. It was no different from the previous clothes. He went out and glanced at the wall clock in the corridor. It was seven o’clock. He had to go to the training base from Eden so he was already late.

An Zhe hurriedly downstairs and accelerated his pace to the door. The bright red slogan ‘human interests above all else’ in the hall was particularly dazzling on the snow-white wall. The staff in white uniforms were walking around and the voices of children were heard in the distance. An Zhe felt alive again.

Then the glass door in the lobby opened and he bumped into a man head-on.

An Zhe, “……”

It was Lu Feng. Behind Lu Feng was Seraing. He saw Lu Feng’s eyes narrow and felt some danger from the action. Sure enough, Lu Feng questioned, “Why are you here?”

Facing this person, An Zhe’s mycelium was about to explode. He shouldn’t be at Eden right now. He should be at the training base with Colin.

“I…” He looked up at Lu Feng.

Those cold green eyes stared at him like they were saying, ‘You can start lying now.’

An Zhe replied, “…I went to the wrong place.”

He really did go the wrong way and was completely lost in the underground of the city. If he hadn’t come to the Garden of Eden or found the terrace in time, he might’ve continued being trapped in that place, losing his identity as a human and never coming out again.

And…

Lu Feng, this bad thing, An Zhe would have nothing to do with him ever since.