It was obvious that the House of Everything did this on purpose.
Judging from the way it treated its customers, as well as the details, Angor could tell that there was a reason why the House of Everything could rise so quickly.
Angor sighed and spoke to the girl. "Well, it took a lot of effort to set up a reception area for humans. Speaking of which, how many humans have you received? "
Or, would humans really come to Kloss House of Everything?
The girl shook her head with a troubled look. "Sorry, I can't tell you the details of the customers. "
"Can't I just ask about the number?" Angor mumbled. "I won't ask for the exact number. I just want to know, are there a lot of human customers here?" "
"I can't tell you anything about the customers directly, even if it's just general information. "
The girl still did not answer Angor's question. But since she mentioned that she could not tell him "directly", did she mean that he could ask in other ways?
Angor did not beat around the bush. He went straight to the point and asked the question in his mind.
The girl smiled and winked. "Do you think the room is a little narrow, sir?" "
Angor was surprised. "Yeah. If there are two more people, there won't even be enough space to stand. Why is it so narrow?" "
The girl shrugged. "The reception area of the House of Everything is divided according to the customer's performance. If the performance was good, the reception space would be larger and there would be more receptionists. If the performance was not good, then the reception space and receptionists would be reduced. "
At this point, the girl sighed helplessly.
"Oh right, there's another rule. Normally, if the reception area is not open for business for a month, it will be closed until the next time it opens. "
She only mentioned a few rules of Omniscient House, but Angor already knew what she meant.
The reception area of Room 158 was cramped, and there was only one receptionist. This meant that the business was not doing well. The reason for the poor performance was that there were not many customers. This place only received humans, so the first conclusion could be drawn: there were not many human guests here.
However, she added another rule, saying that the reception area would be closed if the business was not open for a month. But now that the reception space was open, the second conclusion could be reached: there were human guests in the past month.
Generally speaking, there were customers, but not many of them.
Angor was probably the second human to visit the House of Everything this month.
After the young girl finished explaining the rules, she continued to ask, "Is there anything else you would like to ask, my lord? Or, if you have any requests, I can do it for you. " "
The girl's eyes lit up when she mentioned the request. Even if she could not complete one more request, it would still count as a good result.
However, Angor's answer disappointed her.
"I don't have any requests yet." Angor paused for a second. "Well, I do have a few questions for you." "
Although she didn't get a commission, she wasn't too disappointed. She knew very well that the customers who came here for the first time were mostly here to observe and record. They rarely asked for anything. However, if they could come again was a second time, they would probably have a request.
If she wanted customers to come a second time, her service would definitely have to keep up with them. "Yes. "
"I have two questions," Angor said.
Why would the House of Everything use a bat as its flag?
Also, why is the prefix of the House of Everything 'Klos'? What does Klos represent?
These questions had nothing to do with Angor himself. He only asked them to satisfy his curiosity. However, the girl shook her head. "I'm sorry, I can't answer those questions. "If you can't answer me directly, you can tell me indirectly." Angor decided to put what he learned to use.
But this time, the girl shook her head again. "I don't know anything. Please don't trouble me, sir." "Alright."
Angor did not ask further since the girl still did not want to answer.
However, from a certain point of view, her lack of response was also a form of response. It meant that the bat pattern and the prefix "Cross" might be related to the secrets of the House of Everything.
Since he needed to meet up with Laplace first, he had more questions to ask, but he held them back. He nodded to the girl and left the reception area.
There was another door in front of the reception area, which had a curtain and a tunnel.
This time, it was the receptionist who lifted the curtain. She asked for Angor's destination first before lifting the curtain.
As Angor stepped through the curtain, the dark tunnel began to distort again.
He looked back and saw that the reception area was gone. Instead, it was replaced by a solid wall. Based on his previous experience, he only needed to keep moving forward to reach the office of the House of Everything.
While sighing at the "strange space", Angor used his spirit feelers to check the Spirit Bond.
They did not break the Spirit Bond when they entered the House of Everything. However, Angor could not reach Laplace and the others in the tunnel or the reception area.
Either they were too far away, or they were separated by space. It seemed the latter was the case.
Now that he left the reception area, and the exit of the tunnel led to the office, there was a high chance that he had entered the same space channel as Laplace and the others.
He should be able to use the Spirit Bond now.
Angor tried to call "Luigi" in the Spirit Bond.
About half a second later, a familiar voice came. "I'm here. Laplace and I are at the entrance of the office. Are you coming? " "Alright."
Angor gave Luigi a brief explanation.
"So you're still in the tunnel. No wonder I didn't see you. Speaking of which, you were able to talk to the receptionist for so long." "Alright.
I just want to know more about the House of Everything, "Angor replied. Luigi sneered. "How much do you know about it? Alright. "
Angor was speechless.
The Spirit Bond remained silent.
After a while, Laplace finally broke the silence.
"Can you sense Sibolov's presence on your side, Angor? "Alright."
After Laplace finished speaking, Luigi also added, "That's right, before you arrived, we went to the office and took a look around. We only saw the two Ingis from before, but we didn't see Sipolov. Where did he go? Is he in a small room? " "Alright."
Angor did not sense Shibolov's location after entering the House of Everything. Now that Laplace mentioned it, he took out the dragon scale from his bracelet and tried to sense it.
However, he was surprised by the result.
Even after entering the House of Everything, he still could not sense Shibolov's location. He could only vaguely tell that Shibolov was not far from them.
"The tunnel you're in is connected to the office. If you can't sense him, it means Shibolov isn't in the office," Luigi said. Luigi frowned. "If Sibolov isn't in the office, where could he have gone? Could it be that he was still dawdling at the reception? "Yes."
Angor had no idea whether Shibolov was at the reception or not.
But he did have a way to confirm whether Shibolov was there or not.
"The receptionist told me that every race that enters the House of Everything has a corresponding reception space. In other words, all Ingis should share the same reception space. " "Yes."
In other words, if Angor wanted to know whether Shibolov was at the reception, he could just ask the Ingis in the office. Also, Luigi mentioned that he saw Uncle Ku in the office. Angor could just ask Uncle Ku.
Luigi was a little surprised. "There's such a rule in the House of Everything? Isn't Laplace and I just an ordinary receptionist? "Yes.
"The first 20 receptionists are all people whose races cannot be identified.
People. You're number 15, and Laplace is number 6. Both of you are in the first 20. "Yes.
Why didn't I know about this? "Luigi muttered in a low voice.
"Didn't you just ask me what I can learn from the House of Everything by staying there for a few minutes?" Luigi was too embarrassed to reply, so he just said to himself, "I'll go and ask Uncle Ku now. Wait a moment." "Okay."
Luigi's voice slowly faded away from Angor's Spirit Bond.
Angor shook his head and kept heading for the exit. Just like before, the tunnel had its own "Distance Reduction". About half a minute later, Angor reached the exit.
As soon as he stepped out of the exit, he saw a brightly lit hall. The hall was so big that it did not feel crowded even with people coming and going.
The marble floor in the shape of a golden curtain was so shiny that Angor could almost see the oily luster. A row of prism-shaped chandeliers hung above his head, which looked like a string of connected crystals from afar. There were no extravagant decorations, but the basic materials used were enough to show that the hall was built with great care.
However, this was not the main hall. It was only the entrance to the hall.
The real hall could only be reached by taking the cylindrical "lift" in the middle.
Using the Spirit Bond, Angor quickly found Laplace, who was near the "lift".
As soon as he greeted Laplace, he saw the lift slowly going up. On the elevator, he saw Luigi, Uncle Ku, and the arrogant Ingji girl he met outside the door.
The Ingji girl looked at Angor and Laplace with a suspicious look. She did not say anything, but her eyes were full of doubt.
Uncle Ku saw this and asked her to wait while he went to talk to the others. The Ingji girl pouted and stomped her feet.
But seeing Uncle Ku's serious expression, she had no choice but to agree. She still stared at them from afar as if she wanted to burn a hole in their bodies.
On the other side, Angor already learned about Luigi's situation through the Spirit Bond.
According to Luigi, he went downstairs to find Uncle Ku. When he mentioned the name "Sipolov" to him, Uncle Ku did not react. Ksenia, who was the Ingji girl, rushed forward and began to ask Luigi about his purpose. Of course, "asking" was just a polite way of saying it. To be more precise, she was "yelling".
If Uncle Ku did not stop her in time, Luigi would have done it himself.
Uncle Ku explained to Luigi that Ksenia and Sipolov's families had been friends for generations. They knew each other since they were children, and they had a good relationship.
When Ksenia heard that Luigi was looking for Sipolov, she immediately asked for the reason. Of course, this was only Uncle Ku's explanation.
Luigi's own opinion was, "If they're just friends for generations, they wouldn't yell at each other like this. There must be something fishy going on. "
Uncle Ku and Luigi chatted for a while. However, Uncle Ku was the one asking questions. Luigi did not answer any of them. When Luigi kept asking, Uncle Ku said, "If you're looking for Sipolov, you must tell us the reason. "
Of course, Luigi could not tell them the reason on behalf of Angor, so he had to bring them up. Laplace: "So you didn't ask them if Sipolov is at the reception? "
Luigi scratched his head. "No. But judging from Ksenia's attitude and Uncle Ku's questions, I think they're looking for Sipolov as well. Since they were also looking for him, then Shipolov was definitely not in the reception area. "
Uncle Ku quickly confirmed Luigi's speculation.
"Sipolov is not at the reception. We're looking for him. We haven't found him yet, but I have a general idea of where he is. "
Uncle Ku paused and looked at Angor and Laplace. "Now, can you tell me why you're looking for Sipolov? "
Angor: "Of course we're looking for Sipolov. Are you sure you want to know? Or, are you sure you want to avoid Sipolov?
Do you want to know first? "
Angor spoke in a calm tone. There was no anger in his voice. However, the meaning behind his words was that he was questioning Uncle Ku's identity … Who are you? Who are you to ask Uncle Ku about Sipolov?
In other words, if they were looking for Sipolov for something private, important, or even something related to war … Who are you to listen to such things?
You're not guilty, but you're guilty of overstepping your boundaries.
Uncle Ku understood what Angor was implying. "You're looking for Sipolov for something important? "
"Yes, it's important to Shipolov. But not to outsiders. In other words, it was Sipolov's private business.
Uncle Ku thought for a moment. "It's only related to Shipolov and nothing else? Angor: "And by 'nothing else', you mean —"
"The other Ingis." Angor shook his head. "Nothing. "
Uncle Ku gave Angor a thoughtful look. "If that's the case, I can tell you what I know. "
"Sipolov came to Omniscient House for two reasons. "
"First, to avoid Ksenia. "
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