South of the Pan-Asian Cooperation, on the edge of the Malacca city cluster.
In the corner of the feasting business district, there was a bar with a rather nostalgic decoration. Because it was located on the first floor, there were not many guests here.
In this era when high-rise buildings started from one hundred floors, the higher floors were more popular. Not only because one could stay away from the electromagnetic waves emitted on the highway, but also because the roof overlooked the brightest night view of the entire city and one could breathe in the freshest air in the city.
Not to mention, the hidden neon sign wasn't particularly eye-catching.
Even though there were occasional ordinary pedestrians passing by, after seeing the two words "Dark Reef" printed on the signboard, it was difficult to become interested in the dim lights inside.
Of course, some unusual guests would say otherwise.
