Stepping into the new cafeteria of the Identification Center, Zhang Zhiyuan couldn't help but inhale sharply—it had only been a day, yet the superiors had even changed the decoration!
Where there once were long benches for waiting, now there were square tables with attached stools common in school cafeterias, each able to accommodate over twenty people. The cameras that had been hanging from the ceiling were nowhere to be seen, and even the walls, ceilings, and around the windows were covered with shiny silver strips of paper.
He took out his cell phone and found, as expected, there was no signal.
"The cafeteria, meeting rooms, and testing identification areas all have signal jamming in place to prevent eavesdropping of conversations," Gao Wei said. "I heard from the leaders that a new communication tool has already started development. Its communication principle is entirely different from current cell phones; whether it can still be controlled by Paradise remains to be seen."
