"Where are you from?"
"Do you have an entry certificate?"
The inspection for entering the Capital is stricter.
All foreign merchants must have a certificate issued by checkpoints along the way and need someone to vouch for them to conduct business in the city.
The locals near the Capital, who come to the city early every day to work or sell wild goods from the mountains, although not earning much, at least have a familiar presence. If not carrying a lot of goods, they are usually allowed through with a simple check.
However, those like Li Yan, who carry knives and guns, are the focus of attention.
Those in the pugilistic world need the local Chamber of Commerce or Divine Fist Association to vouch for them.
If not, they might never enter the city in this lifetime.
A copper mirror hung at the gate, ground to an odd shape, even near the reflection, it appeared somewhat blurry.
This thing is called a "Demon-Revealing Mirror."
It doesn't reflect the human form but the light.
