Chapter 239 - Leaving Lanyue City (2) (1/2)

Chapter 239 Leaving Lanyue City (2)

“hello, Brother Luo, Brother Jing!” The girl walked in and s and Luo Baichuan “Let , the eldest senior sister of our Flying Sword Gallery I’ll be troubling the three of you for my trip to the capital!”

“We’ll naturally do our best,” Luo Baichuan i also cupped their hands and replied

“The journey to the capital is long, arduous, and dangerous Therefore, our Fei fauards I specially invited the three of you, and irl sat down and spoke without hiding anything

Xu Jing lady Soon, Butler Zhang arrived “Hi there,” Uncle Zhang said “On this trip to the capital, there will be checks of your identity tokens! In particular, the capital has stringent checks on identity Are the three of you… registered? If not, I’ll bring you to the officials to register your identity and receive your identity tokens”

!!

“I’ve registered,” Qiu Tong replied softly

“I registered half a year ago,” Luo Baichuan said with a smile “Without an identity token, I couldn’t deposit ot up “I didn’t register”

“Guard Jing, please co said “I’ll take you there You can finish registering by latenodded

An identity token was equivalent to an identity card on Earth! During the most stable period of the eister and receive an identity token Without an identity token, one couldn’t go out of town

Of course, the ement of various places was lax now, and the authorities’ control over many places was very weak Few of the coistered, and even ister

On the street

Butler Zhang, Xu Jingether

“Guard Jing, I heard that you blockedthe battle with the Flower Moon Gang?” Uncle Zhang asked with a s replied

“It looks like you’re close to being a first-rate expert,” Uncle Zhang commented with a smile “Master knows about you and specially instructedfee to 100 taels a rateful “I’ll have to thank Master Fei Thank you, Butler Zhang”

Although he had reached first-rate standards now, he was indeed inferior to Elder Feng of the Flower Moon Gang! For the Fei fa price to this ood boss

Xu Jing couldn’t say it himself—I’ve already reached first-rate