A red Volkswagen Polo pulled up to parking lot No.6. The bartender turned off the engine and got out of her car as her khaki-colored martin boots crunched into the snow-laden ground.
Spanning more than eleven square kilometers, Nanhaizi Park was considered one of the largest wetlands among the suburbs. It was a colossal area equivalent to four Summer Palaces and used to be hunting grounds of royalties who once lived there. Apart from having a wide range of foliage, wild Pere David's deer also made the wetlands their home. Considering that it was quite a distance from the city, it wasn't a place frequented by many, not to mention that it was now two in the morning. No one in their right mind would come to such a remote location at this hour.
