Advertisements.
As the name implied, they existed to spread the word far and wide.
Through videos, images, slogans, and all manner of methods, they conveyed information about products to people.
There might be exaggeration involved, but wasn't that precisely the purpose of advertisements?
By common sense, the better the advertising space, the greater the effect it produced—and the higher the cost required.
Luo Chuan felt that if they wanted to promote the new store, the advertising fees would definitely be no small sum.
Wait, something seemed a little off.
Why did he care about advertising fees?
Apparently, Luo Chuan's question was somewhat incomprehensible to the dragon girl, but she quickly gave her answer.
"The boss can rest assured, it's all free," Anviya said with utmost solemnity.
"Uh, then that's fine." Luo Chuan nodded.
They had basically asked all the questions they had brought, so there was naturally no reason to remain here any longer.
After bidding the Speaker farewell, the group once again rode Anviya away from this building closest to the starry sky.
The Speaker stood before the window, watching the golden giant dragon travel beneath the night sky, moving alongside the stars.
The city shone with eternal, undying lights, like a vast, cold, precise machine that had operated unchanged through the long river of time.
The arrival of Luo Chuan and the others seemed no different from the countless visitors who had come here in the past.
The influence they brought was merely a ripple caused by a fallen leaf touching the water, soon fading away.
But what about this time?
The Speaker gazed at the Eternal Kingdom beneath the night curtain, just as he had on every night before.
Hearthstone Tavern.
"Pyroblast!"
The woman with rare green hair revealed a delighted smile as her opponent turned