"If I overcharge you even a single point, you'll just turn around and report me to the transportation department. I'd be hauled off for hard labor by tomorrow. How is that worth it?"
The dark-skinned man wasn't in a hurry. He watched Su Mo intently study the explanation on the back of the price list, then pulled a water bottle from the backseat and patiently explained between sips.
"Alright, sorry for the trouble. Let's go to Luna Town."
The two locations were forty kilometers apart. Given the rolling heatwaves beating down on them so harshly it made their scalps tingle, a fee of 0.3 points wasn't high at all. The driver looked young, probably around twenty-four or twenty-five, yet his attitude was mild and respectful. Su Mo handed the sign back, his impression of this unfamiliar Hope City improving slightly.
"You got it!" Unafraid that his passenger might run off without paying, the man turned around, started the vehicle, and pulled onto the asphalt road toward Luna Town.
