The group followed the two men to a hotel.
The man with short, gray hair smiled mockingly. "There have been too many tourists in the Empire recently, so the hotels are basically all full. Our guests may need to share a room, two people per room."
At these words, many people looked surprised and angry.
In the Interstellar era, land was vast and populations were large, so housing was never an issue.
Not only were there numerous planets, but buildings were also constructed to be exceptionally tall, so cramped living situations were virtually nonexistent.
They were here for a program, all of them famous composers and singers in the Federation.
Never mind a luxury suite, but shouldn't a deluxe single room be the bare minimum?
But in the end, they couldn't even get single rooms, let alone deluxe ones!
Antonio, one of the veteran composers from the West Sea, asked in a low voice, "Since this hotel has no rooms, why don't we switch to another one?
