With the help of "Sea of Souls," the two had little difficulty infiltrating the black market.
Just as Lu Xiang had said, everyone who had ever visited the black market didn't want to be recognized, and aside from the criminals who lurked there, one could also spot the figures of rescuers, famous directors, and corporate personalities.
The scope of the black market was much broader than Song Lan had imagined. Besides bars where commissions were posted, there were auction halls, casinos, and some dubious establishments suspected of being connected to the "rat's" enterprises in District 17, which Lu Xiang refused to elaborate on. According to "Sea of Souls," Kolo Film Industry also had a hand in the construction of the black market.
Almost anything could be purchased here, and one could pursue experiences beyond imagination.
Here, masks served as protection.
