True Solution of the Sword Dao

Chapter 25: Chapter 21 Clubs Chapter 25: Chapter 21 Clubs Outside the car window, the scenery and pedestrians on both sides were coated with a layer of black mist. The black one-way glass allowed Lin Fei to see outside from within, while those outside couldn’t see inside.

The car was very comfortable. The leather seats were so soft that one could sink halfway into them with just a light sit. Lin Fei’s nose also caught a faint whiff of incense.

In the front driver’s seat, Lu Jun glanced at Lin Fei in the backseat through the rearview mirror.

“How is it? Not a bad car, right?”

“It’s okay,” Lin Fei pointed to the air conditioning, “Mind turning up the temperature? I’m sweating a lot.” Sitting down without moving, Lin Fei felt the pain in his thighs ease significantly.

“Sorry,” Lu Jun nodded and immediately turned off the air conditioning.

He didn’t ask how Lin Fei got hurt, and Lin Fei didn’t say, simply taking out a napkin from his pocket and continually wiping off the sweat.

The two were silent for a while.

“Can you tell me what my basic benefits and duties will be after joining the society?” Lin Fei suddenly asked.

“Of course, everything’s been prepared in advance.” Lu Jun handed over a white sheet of printed paper. Lin Fei took it and scanned it roughly. It was all about the benefits of joining the society, as well as the costs and duties involved.

There were densely packed dozens of items, most of which involved legal circumvention. This made Lin Fei chuckle to himself. In a society where killing was child’s play, they had such detailed methods to skirt the law. It was indeed a stark contrast.

“Feels like a big contrast, doesn’t it? Our society, an institution of violence independent from reality, still pays so much attention to the law,” Lu Jun said with a smile. Without waiting for Lin Fei’s response, he continued, “Actually, when I first joined the society, I thought like you do now, but after understanding our society’s true background, I found it to be quite normal.”