I was transported from Lobotomy Corporation to another world.

Reed looked at Anlisa and said, "You lead the way."

Anlisa has calmed down now. The other party wasn't here to cause trouble, so why should she be so afraid when there are so many of them?

Thinking about all this, Anlisa was no longer so afraid. "What's your name?"

Reed knew the other person would ask him his name, but he had no intention of telling them.

Reed didn't know why either; maybe it was because he'd lived in the back alley for so long that he'd tried his best to keep it a secret.

Another part of Reed wanted to add some mystery to himself, but he didn't speak; instead, he shook his head.

Anlisa raised an eyebrow. "You don't have a name?"

Reed shook his head again. "I forgot..."

Anlisa really wanted to ask the other person how they could have forgotten their name, but she guessed the other person probably didn't know.

Anlisa always felt that Rhett had many stories to tell, and she was very curious about him.

And the accessories she wore didn't match at all, but it was precisely this mismatch that added to her beauty.

It's really inappropriate for Anlisa, as a team leader, to also guide outsiders.

But considering the other party's strong appearance, he had no choice but to hold back.

Anlisa led the way, with Reed following behind.

As soon as the two entered the town, they attracted new gazes.

"That's Captain Anlisa! But who's that person following behind her?"

"That person's clothes are so strange."

"It looks like the captain is leading the way. Who is this guy?"

"Look, his eyes are still covered with bandages, how does he see the road?"

"But I can't see his face at all!"

"I saw it! I saw it! But unfortunately, it's just a small crack."

"Indeed, the skin inside that slit looks like it still has scars."

"Look at that tiny slit on her cheek! I think I can see ice in it!"

Ever since Reed entered the city, everyone has been very curious about him, especially the large sword he carries on his shoulder.

The broadsword seemed heavier than his entire body, sparking much discussion.

Reed, who was following behind, was also curious about what these people were talking about.

I could make out that they were talking about the EGO Twilight they wore, and a bunch of strange accessories.

The number of people around Reed seemed to be increasing, and Captain Anlisa called several soldiers to block them.

The journey was lively; we finally arrived at the place where we could get the information sheets.

Reed followed Anlisa into the store.

Reed had no idea what kind of shop this was, because there wasn't a sign hanging outside.

Reed went inside and looked around; it seemed to be a general store.

There was food, clothing, and some things I couldn't understand.

But strangely, there was no one in the store.

Anlisa, as if used to it, walked to a front desk area piled with miscellaneous items.

"Rena has guests, get up quickly."

As soon as she finished speaking, the receptionist suddenly shook, then swayed as she stood up.

It was a girl. He rubbed his eyes first, then reached for his glasses and put them on.

The girl's clothes were a bit messy, not dirty, just a little disheveled.

The woman called Reina straightened her clothes a little awkwardly, then chuckled and said, "Lisa! You've found me another new customer! Actually, you don't need to find so many; I feel like I'm already overwhelmed."

Anlisa covered her forehead. "You're so free every day, can't you even do some cleaning?"

"I won't... Holy crap!" Rena was about to speak, too lazy to even clean up, when a "Holy crap" drowned her out.

Rena saw Reed behind Anlisa, then adjusted her glasses and observed Reed closely.

"Lisa, is this the guest you gave me?"

Anlisa glanced back, "Yes, that's right."

Rena scratched her head and chuckled. "Well, this guest... is quite a novel one indeed..."

Reed stepped over the clutter and approached the front desk, saying, "I'd like to buy an information sheet."

Rena was momentarily confused, but after thinking about it, she suddenly realized.

"You mean you want to get a new information sheet? That startled me."

Anlisa, standing to the side, was also somewhat speechless at the suggestion of buying a ticket earlier.

Recently, some people have been illegally purchasing other people's information sheets.

For example, if you kill someone and don't have time to dispose of the body, you leave the information paper you bought where it is.

Once someone discovers it, they'll investigate based on the information on the piece of paper. By the time they realize it's a trap, the murderer will have already escaped.

Reina looked at Reed's face with curiosity. "What happened to your eyes? Why are they bandaged?"

Upon hearing this, Reed made up a random excuse, "Can't tear it apart, blind."

Rena was a little confused; the other person had only said five words that she really couldn't understand.

Anlisa, standing to the side, seemed to have guessed something and said, "Your eyes aren't blind, they're just wrapped in bandages?"

Reina, the receptionist, said in a slightly raised voice, "So you can't tear off this bandage?!"

Reid nodded and even proved it on the spot.

Reed grabbed the bandage with one hand and started tearing it off, and a miraculous thing happened.

The bandage, which didn't look tightly bound, couldn't be pulled off no matter how hard you tried.

Even the slightest movement of the bandage is impossible; it locks the eyes shut like a lock.

The two, who were initially somewhat hesitant to believe it, were now completely convinced.

This is really hard to break apart!

Anlisa then asked, "So what exactly happened? Why are there bandages wrapped around your eyes?"

Reed thought for a moment and said, "A bird did it..."

Rena's curiosity about Reed had reached its peak, and she desperately wanted to find the answer: "What bird! What bird!"

"I call him Tallbird. He walks upright like a human, and his eyes are bandaged."

Anlisa suddenly spoke up, "You mean an orc?"

Reed shook his head. Although he didn't know what orcs were, he was sure that the Judgment Bird wasn't one!

Before the two could ask anything else, Reed interrupted them.

I came here to obtain this information sheet, not to fabricate lies and deceive people.

Seeing that Reed didn't want to answer, the two shrank back and dared not speak.

Next, Rena led the two into a room, which was less cluttered than the outside.

There were some books in the cabinets in the room. Rena stood on tiptoe and took out a piece of parchment from one of the cabinets.

Then they took out another wooden board, on which were engraved something that looked like incantations or runes.

Rena placed the parchment on the wooden board and called Reed to come before her.

Reed sat down in front of her, and Rena coughed and asked, "What's your name?"

"do not know"

Rena heard the sound and was about to cast a spell, but then she came to her senses and said, "Huh?"

Anlisa whispered something in Rena's ear.

Rena was a little embarrassed, "I don't know the name... then come up with a name on the spot!"

Reed thought it over and decided to call

"Redner"

That's right, Reed added Na to the end of his original name.

Reed couldn't think of any other names, so he had to add an extra character to his own.

They knew nothing about the following questions: their birthplace, their age, and even their parents.

The two realized that the person in front of them seemed to know nothing about them.

After careful consideration, the two concluded that Reed had lost his memory.

Lena had no choice but to ask Reed for a rough answer, and she filled it in half hastily.

With everything completed, we arrived at the final step.

Rena asked the last question, "Next is the face printed on the paper. Rena, you can't take off the bandages, can you take off the mask?"

Reed nodded, then stood up and left the room.

Then it came back in less than a second.

The two looked over at the same time and finally saw half of Reed's face.

This half-face amazed the two of them once again.

Reed had ice crystals on his cheeks, and some scars were even visible.

These scars all look very deep and long.

What surprised them most was that they both thought Reed was at least in his thirties.

Because the other person was wearing a mask and their voice really sounded like someone that age.

But looking at him now, he doesn't look like someone in their 30s at all! He looks more like a teenager in his 20s!

Reed returned to his seat and said, "All done."

Reina couldn't take her eyes off Reed's half-exposed face.

Upon hearing Reed's voice, they could hardly believe it was his original voice.

Then Rena activated a spell with both hands, and a golden light appeared in the air.

He then shot it onto the parchment, and the parchment then printed Reed's simple face.

However, this face was somewhat different from the others because its eyes were bandaged.