Opposite the 3rd supply station was the ‘free market’. Sometimes, the things that mercenaries got from human remained weren’t needed by the military. At this time, they could bring the confirmed safe goods into the city and trade them freely.

At this point, An Zhe saw a small line of notes below.

Note: The free market isn’t an official base facility.

Note: Employment and contractual relationships established through the free market aren’t protected by base law. The consequences are at your own risk.

An Zhe only saw the word ‘employment’ and nothing else. In other words, the free market was a place that offered jobs.

He continued down and there was a brief introduction of each residential area. The densely populated areas were Districts 6 and 7. The remaining areas had very few humans and the buildings were vacant while District 8 was a centralized refuge with complete safety facilities.

After that, it was a briefing of the Trial Court. An Zhe remembered the judge colonel with cold green eyes and read slowly, reading word by word.

The court’s role wasn’t only to identify the heterogenous at the city gates. They would also conduct daily patrols in densely populated areas of the city, conducting a secondary screening and eliminating hidden dangers. The main patrol route was around the supply station but the residential buildings would also be inspected from time to time, especially if abnormal behaviour was reported.

Inexplicably, An Zhe thought of the sentence, ‘You better be.’

If possible, An Zhe hoped that Lu Feng would stay at the gate forever and that the judge didn’t have to lower his pride to come to the residential buildings.

Looking through, the other areas had little to do with him. For example, the city affairs office, the city defense office, the main city, etc. As mentioned above, the base consisted of the outer city, or Acropolis, and the main city. The main city was an important base for scientific research. The energy and military facilities were located here and it was the political centre of the base. All people were forbidden to enter unless they held special permits or a residence permit.

Finally, after browsing the base map, An Zhe closed the book. He once again realized that humans were different creatures from mushrooms.

The second book he opened was ‘Supply Station Assessment Manual.’ As soon as he saw the cover, the memories related to it came to mind, much clearer than other memories. An Zhe thought that maybe this meant it was very important for An Ze to go to the supply station.

In that case, why promise Josie to go out to the wild with him? He thought for a long time before finally coming to the conclusion, ‘An Ze is such a human.’