### Chapter 15: Filled with Unknowns
Mo Tu didn’t care about the impolite middle-school girl.
“This matter should be your full responsibility. Even elementary school kids know not to run around in the hallways. As a Night Watcher, you should remember this more so.”
“Umm…”
Night Feather was speechless when she realized the young man was trying to use his Night Watcher status to put her down.
On reflection, she indeed had messed up.
The other person walked slowly.
She ran and bumped into him headfirst, which was somewhat embarrassing.
“Sorry.”
Night Feather apologized obediently.
In front of someone she didn’t know well, she naturally toned down her middle-school antics.
Otherwise, it would only cause more trouble.
Only if she could connect with their vibe would she continue to maintain her persona.
If the other person wasn’t interested, then fine.
Mo Tu waved off carelessly.
“I don’t mind. Just pay attention next time. Panic never suits a Night Watcher; always stay calm.”
“Feels like you’re talking like a senior to a junior.”
Night Feather looked puzzled.
“I remember this floor is supposed to be for newbies. Aren’t you a newbie?”
“Well, about that…”
There were reasons behind it.
Mo Tu didn’t want to stand out at the headquarters and didn’t get caught up in any power struggles with the high-ups who were mingling there.
Newbies often went unnoticed by executives, so Mo Tu easily got placed here by the Leader.
It’s a good way to hide in plain sight.
After all, no one here knew him.
Mo Tu brushed her off casually.
“Don’t worry about the details. Just know I’m your senior here on business from another city.”
“Got it…”
Silence quickly fell between them.
Mo Tu casually asked, “Why were you in such a hurry earlier?”
“Just heard a friend was doing something really surprising, so I came back to check.”
This friend naturally referred to Night Lan, whom Night Feather met on the plane last time.
Though Night Lan had left the capital, Night Feather still missed her immensely.
After all, in this serious Night Watcher headquarters, only that little loli was willing to perform with her.
Night Feather missed this friend, and was working hard to become stronger and independent soon, planning to visit Yun Chang City.
That day, she was training just like always, focusing on strengthening her spirit power, being a big player in the over-competition crowd.
She didn’t pay attention to the Night Watcher official website at the time.
Until overhearing some of her companions chatting about Night Lan later, Night Feather decided to check her rest area.
Her heart couldn’t wait, making her a bit too excited.
Unexpectedly, she bumped into someone in her rush.
Fortunately, the person didn’t mind.
About Night Lan…
It turned out Night Feather only recently found out that Night Lan was actually the Sunlight Night Watcher of the headquarters.
As a newbie at the headquarters, Night Feather knew what a prestigious position this was.
This was an incredibly difficult role requiring personal certification from a Leader, complex procedures, and superior achievements—only then could one become a Sunlight Night Watcher.
And Night Lan?
They arrived in the capital together, the same batch of newbies.
So, why did Night Lan suddenly become a Sunlight Night Watcher out of the blue?
Thinking about the farewells, Night Feather felt ashamed.
Didn’t she say she would protect her?
When in reality, Night Lan became a capital Sunlight Night Watcher while she hadn’t even graduated.
What kind of outrageous turn of events was this!?
Night Feather felt Night Lan was more like the protagonist of this world, and perhaps even a dragon-like character.
Middle school delusions clearly ruined her perception.
Night Feather felt quite demotivated.
Although hit hard, she wasn’t about to give up.
She was the noble Dark Heavens Ruler who wouldn’t be swayed by others’ brilliance!
Enough thinking about this.
Word was Night Lan was playing at the beach today, wearing an incredibly cute swimsuit. There were some blurry images circulating online. It would be best to go verify.
Also, the Rising Sun Theater Group.
Night Feather always thought this group’s setting was awesome, matching her dark and grand style. If only she could interact with them.
Too bad she was still being trained and couldn’t handle things independently yet. Getting involved with a high-risk organization like this seemed unlikely.
Compared to Night Lan, who could directly interact with key figures like the Audience Performer, Night Feather admitted that she was still a novice.
Seeing Night Feather spacing out, Mo Tu called out, “What’s wrong? Dark Heavens ruler?”
“Cough, please don’t say those titles so casually, it feels embarrassing…”
“How come you weren’t embarrassed when you introduced yourself?”
“Always felt you were teasing me?”
“Probably, but it’s pretty fun too.”
Mo Tu smiled.
He enjoyed this feeling greatly.
Once upon a time, he himself reveled in every moment as he pleased.
But after entering the troupe, he was constantly targeted as Mo Rabbit by the Audience Performers, having to endure silently.
Exiting the Rising Sun Theater troupe, Mo Tu felt liberated.
Though finding joy in the younger generation seemed somewhat immoral, did he really care?
He never set high moral standards for himself anyway.
Luckily, Night Feather wasn’t too keen on idle chitchat. She had online surfing and checking up on Night Lan to do.
“Suffice it for now, senpai. I have work. Can’t chat now.”
With that, Night Feather turned around without hesitation, returning to her room.
Mo Tu shrugged and also left.
A short while later.
He reached the top of the headquarters building unnoticed.
He sometimes liked to think things over in quiet, secluded places.
The rooftop was perfect.
Mo Tu sat in a chair, gazing at the city edge, lost in thoughts.
He sensed that this assignment might not go smoothly.
Why? Gut feeling.
Sometimes, his intuition could rival a divination.
Perhaps it was a warning from his divining capabilities.
“For safety… I better divine about it.”
Mo Tu activated his [He Tu Luo Shu] divination ability.
The keyword was naturally this mission’s location: “Hero Cemetery.”
Normally, with his ability, he’d gather plenty of information—enough to sketch a future vision.
Seconds passed, and Mo Tu fell silent.
“Unknown… everything about Hero Cemetery is an unknown. Last year it was fine; what happened this year?”
The truth was as Mo Tu foresaw. This mission might indeed face challenges.
Only something beyond his capability could prevent successful divination.
Supernovas or Exceptions?
Whichever, it looked troublesome.
Mo Tu felt confident Night Star Lan wouldn’t face this factor, but with the current situation, Loli wasn’t involved.
Plus, she was enjoying some rare downtime.
Invoking her into this affair seemed problematic.
“Oh well, I seem to have developed an unconscious habit of relying on her. Not my style.”
With a glimmer of anticipation, Mo Tu smiled.
Let’s see what sinister thing might emerge this time.
