Selma Payne's POV:
He had to admit that the Sorcery Research Association looked a little strange at night. This place wasn't as brightly lit at night as the company. Other than a few dim candlelights seeping through the windows, this place was gloomy and seemed to be a space separated from modern society. It was very different from how it looked during the day.
In fact, there was a fundamental difference between morning and night here. During the day, most of the work was normal and routine, which could be disclosed to the public. At night, some things that were not so suitable to be exposed in broad daylight had to be carried out at night.
Of course, I was not saying that some evil sorcery was being performed here, but the research process of most sorcery didn't quite conform to modern people's... Aesthetic? I couldn't find a suitable word for it. In short, ordinary people who knew nothing about witchcraft might think they had transmigrated to a horror movie.
