"Has anyone from our side ever gone through the process?" Nao Pei asked. He sounded worried.
"Most of you left your homes when you were still children. So, it makes sense that you don't know about it," Nao Dou said. "As for us, elders, we have gone through the worst time when our kind is hunted. I can't say if the process is still the same as before. It has been a long time since then, after all. If it is, then the process involves not only interrogating you, but also people you are associated with. If you have parents and friends who corroborate your story, then everything should be fine. If you don't have any, then things will be more complicated.
"Someone is usually required to register once they reach fifteen years of age. Those who register late are usually orphans who escape notice or those in remote villages who don't fully follow the Holy Temple's laws. Such late applicants will undergo interrogation."
"Sounds troublesome," Nao Mei remarked.
