Night fell, and the bustling Central Park of the daytime grew exceptionally quiet at night.
This was not because the citizens disliked going out at night, but rather due to safety concerns. Central Park frequently became a hotbed for criminal activity after dark, with robberies, violent conflicts, and other incidents occurring often, making it a place many people avoided.
Despite this, some still chose to step into the area under the cover of night: some sought thrills, some homeless individuals looked for shelter, and others were intoxicated people who had lost their way.
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