Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared

The so-called secret base either remains unknown or its residents stay anonymous.

Gu Fan’s priority at the moment was to find a secret base, because this was Dark City, and it was highly unlikely to keep such a place unknown from Organization X, which had every building in Dark City at their fingertips.

But Organization X didn’t know exactly who lived in every building, so Gu Fan had to work with these houses.

Gu Fan knew Organization X kept records of every house’s residents, like the house he was living in now belonged to someone named Tai, and Gu Fan was using Tai’s identity.

To secure a secret residence, one would have to silently dispose of its occupants, but Gu Fan felt an innocent person shouldn’t be harmed, not only just that.

After some investigation, a three-story house caught his attention, located near the city wall, which meant it would be quick to leave Dark City in case of escape.

Another point was that there were no taller buildings around this three-story house, which meant it had a good view, allowing a clear sight of the Tower of Darkness.

Choosing this house as a secret residence was a good idea, but the problem was that Gu Fan found it difficult to be ruthless, what if the other party was a good person? Maybe they were forced into Dark City against their will.

As Gu Fan deliberated, the door suddenly opened, and out ran a familiar face—it was actually Li.