Adriana’s physical condition was still far superior to that of an average person, allowing her to quickly reach the Bronze Gate Bridge. 0

However, the sun was setting, and Dybun had said she had to part ways with Loyar before nightfall. She didn’t know why, but it was clear she needed to meet Loyar before nightfall.0

Before the Rotary Club had settled in its current location, they had lived for a long time under the Bronze Gate Bridge, one of the many large bridges in the capital. 0

Now that the candy-selling beggars were gone, the Bronze Gate Bridge had regained its status as a proper promenade, and people were starting to frequent it again.0

Adriana could see the long passage that led under the bridge and into the depths below. There were no signs prohibiting entry, and when the Rotary Club had occupied it, the presence of beggars deterred people from entering.0

Even with the beggars gone, the deep, dark sewer, gaping like a black maw, naturally evoked fear in people. No one willingly ventured into such a place. 0

Adriana wondered what her unnie was doing in a place like that and whether everyone at the Rotary Club knew about it.0

Adriana walked toward...0