Several days later, all the shipwrights headed for Paradise Island had arrived. Carlos gathered them all for a meeting and clearly laid out his requirements: a dark, Netherworld-inspired exterior; a low-key yet luxurious interior; a sturdy yet flexible hull; minimum and maximum sailing speeds, and so on.
In the end, he personally drew a few simple sketches. Though they were far from lifelike, their general appearance could still be made out.
These designs were elements Carlos wanted the shipwrights to incorporate.
A few days later, design drafts were delivered one after another to Carlos's office at Lucifer Manor. After reviewing all fifty-some drafts and considering them for half a day, Carlos finally selected one.
He then summoned the shipwright who had drawn the design, discussed it carefully with him, improved a few details, finalized it, and began construction.
On the morning two days later, Carlos was handling official business.
The Black Alliance had only just been established, so there was much to do. It had not yet gotten on track, and many matters still required Carlos to handle personally. One report submitted today caught his attention.
Ordinary matters were handled by those below, while some could only be handled by Carlos himself or delegated to the Black Alliance council.
Since Carlos had yet to leave the West Sea, his formidable strength and influence meant no one in the Black Alliance dared defy his will. Thus, the Black Alliance's center was not yet Nether Moon Island, but Paradise Island, where Carlos was located. Besides, Nether Moon Island's facilities had not yet been fully constructed.
One matter requiring Carlos's approval today was the issuing of a wanted notice—an internal wanted notice of the Black Alliance, which could also be called a kill order.
As long as Carlos signed the submitted document,