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The reigning palace of this planet is called Flower Deer Fort because there are many flower deers in the courtyard. People often like to hear news about politicians having their lunch stolen by deer and having their butts gnawed by deer. After a long time, the name "Flower Deer Fort" became the official name.

Flower Deer Fort is a grand modern building with four openings, namely the diplomatic entrance, the internal affairs entrance, the visitors area, and an entrance leading to the Capital Museum in the north of Flower Deer Fort.

The Capital Museum is a relatively independent building with only one corridor connected to the Inner Palace, where the officials work. People can learn about the history of the planet at the museum, and politicians come every week to give public lectures.

In other words, as a member of the "public" without political background or invitation from the capital, if you want to bypass the strict identity checks and enter Flower Deer Fort, the museum is the only way.

On that morning, a group of visitors, old and young, were brought into the museum by a tour guide robot. The interior of the museum is designed to be very intricate and interesting, with full-scale holograms everywhere in the sky, providing popular trivia about the government to the public. The children started running around when they saw the interactive games. A politician was giving a speech on a stage not far away, surrounded by a circle of people. That was Financial Assistant Heigl, a fat young man with a great sense of humor.

The team who had just entered the museum had barely dispersed. There was a tall young man on the edge of them, walking slowly with the crowd. He was distracted, bumped into a museum volunteer, and softly apologized to him.

The young man continued to walk forward and quietly stuffed an access card into his pocket. That volunteer will soon discover that he's missing something.

The young man looks ordinary, wearing a pair of black-rimmed glasses and a low-key gray suit. Her hair is natural and neat, like a young reporter who has just graduated. He walked very slowly and fell behind the group after a while.

"To your right," Esgarda's voice came from the speaker on the frame of his glasses, "There's a storage room at the end of the corridor."

The young man naturally broke away from the crowd and approached the corridor while pretending to be curious. He walked into the corridor without anyone noticing and opened the storage room with the access card. He turned around nimbly and went in. Behind the door were stacks of promotional materials, some display terminals and the like. Esgarda continued: "Do see the other door in front of you? Open it. There's a freight elevator. Get to the third floor and turn left."

The young man successfully completed a series of actions and turned left. Stopped. There was nothing in front of him but a white wall. The wall stood abruptly at the end of the corridor, spotlessly white, showing off its unnatural presence in every inch.

"Wait, what's going on..." Esgarda, who shared a field of view with him, said to herself, "The map shows a corridor leading to the inner palace... Charles, someone's coming."

The young man— Charles Tazito, whose appearance had been tampered with, quickly hid in the bathroom.

"That wall is the disguised entrance of the passage," Tazito glanced at the volunteer admission card in his hand and threw it away. He asked: "Can this card be given museum administrator rights?"

"Wait, give me some time." The sound of Esgarda tapping on the keyboard quickly came from the other side. After a while, she said, "It's useless, all employees belong to the museum and are not authorized to enter the Inner Palace."