The four of them stopped at the city gate. Before they entered the city, they could already feel the prosperity of the central city. The towering city walls were not something that the other areas of Meteor Street could compare to.
However, the conditions to enter the city were very simple.
As long as one had money, they could enter.
A guard stopped the four of them.
"Please show me your residence permit."
"We don't have a residence permit. It's our first time here.”
The guard sized up the four of them.
Judging from their clothes, the four of them looked very ordinary, even a little shabby. However, the sharp aura emitted by the four of them made the guards not dare to underestimate Rennes and the other three.
"Then follow me."
The guard brought the four of them to a small house at the side.
"This is the place to apply for residence permits and entry passes. If you need anything, you can ask the people inside.”
Ryan nodded and walked in.
"Thank you."
There were quite a number of people, and the business was handled by the window. At this time, there was a queue in an orderly manner.
From this point of view, it was not much different from the outside world.
"Let's go and line up too."
Ryan led the way to the end of the line.
Machee and the other two couldn't help but look at him curiously.
This was the first time they had seen such a scene.
However, the three of them did not receive many strange looks. To put it bluntly, the people who came here were all the same. Many of them came to Central City for the first time, and some of them were even more exaggerated than the three of them.
Finally, Rene came to the window.
A young girl revealed a formal smile.
"Hello, what do you need?"
"The four of us plan to settle down in Central City. What do we need to do?”
"Is this your first time here?"
"The first time."
"You only need to apply for a residence permit. One per person. How long does it take?”
"A year."
Rene thought about it.
"This is the application card. Please fill in your details.”
The girl handed over the application card.
Rene passed the application card to the back.
Nobunaga and the other two looked at each other.
"What's wrong?"
"Captain, we can't read."
Ryan was stunned.
Rennes had really overlooked this point. In Youkexin's plot, the Phantom Squadron was already a mature team, but now, these three people had just walked out of the bottom of Meteor Street.
It was normal to be illiterate.
"I'll fill it out. You guys report it."
"Yes."
The atmosphere was a little awkward.
"The first thing you have to do after you move into Central City is to learn how to read and write. This is very important.”
"Ah?"
Nobunaga and Wo Jin immediately revealed bitter expressions.
"There's nothing to bargain about. This is necessary.”
Not long after, the four application cards were filled out.
The girl put away the card and nodded.
"The residence permit is being produced. Please wait a moment.”
The sound of a machine rang out.
Soon, the girl handed over four cards.
"This is your residence permit."
"Thank you."
Rennes looked back. This residence permit was not cheap at all. It cost 120,000 nuns to settle down for a year, which was 10,000 yuan a month. Just this fee alone could make the elders earn a lot of money.
"Take good care of your residence permit.”
"Let's enter the city."
When they were at the city gate, the four of them had already felt the difference between the central city and the other areas of Meteor Street. After entering the city, this feeling was even deeper.
Towering buildings and clean streets.
People came and went.
Rennes couldn't see the difference between this place and the outside world.
"No wonder so many people on Meteor Street have the qualifications to go to the outside world, but they don't choose to leave Meteor Street.”
"As for the things on Meteor Street, the outside world might not necessarily have them.”
Ryan retracted his gaze.
"Next, we'll look for a house."
Among the children gathered not far away, a little boy ran up to Ryan.
"Sir, do you need any help?”
"I know this place very well. No matter what you want to know, I can help you. All you need to pay is a tip.”The little boy revealed a harmless smile.
Ryan looked at the little boy seriously.
He didn't have psychic powers and was just an ordinary person. His family background shouldn't be too good. Otherwise, he wouldn't have come out to work at such a young age.
This made the little boy a little uneasy.
"Sir?"
"What's your name?"
"David, sir,"
"Okay, David. I need to rent a house that can accommodate more than four people. It has to have a separate courtyard for a year. If you can help me find a suitable and reasonable one, I'll give you ten thousand as a tip.”
"And if there's anything wrong with this house, not only will you not get a tip, but you will also be beaten up by me. Do you understand?”
Dave's eyes lit up when he heard that.
"Sir, don't worry. I'll definitely do my best to give you the best service.”
Along the way, Dave told Ryan a lot about Central City.
There were two buildings that were more representative of Central City.
One was the central city square.
In an Elder Hall.
The Central City Square was the most prosperous commercial area in the entire Central City. No matter what kind of goods they sold, they could be found here, even those that were rare to the outside world.
The Elder Hall was where the Great Elder lived. At the same time, it was also where the Elder Conference was held.
There was also a black market street.
On this street, there would be many specialties of Meteor Street.
For example, slaves.
" We're here. The environment here is relatively clean. All the houses here are independent and the prices are relatively affordable. The only drawback is that it's quite far from the central city square, but it's very close to the black market.”
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