As they moved inland from the coast, the pervasive fog rapidly receded, and Furnace Flame City, a city born and built for forging, appeared before everyone's eyes.
The luxury train circled along the outskirts of the city, heading toward the station on one side of it.
As it neared its destination, the train also began to slow, safely pulling into the stop.
During this brief yet deeply memorable journey, the Ye Family and Blue Silver Island completed their most important cooperation: the integration agreement.
After eating and drinking their fill, the Ye Family got off the train. Under the advance arrangements made by Quan Li and Yun Qiong, they left the Railway Station and boarded the city's Public Locomotives that had long since been prepared, transporting everyone to a large guesthouse set up within the city.
This guesthouse had originally been established to house the workers who had built Furnace Flame City in its early days.
Once construction within the city gradually improved and residents' homes were completed, this place was converted into a guesthouse, to be used as a space for receiving outsiders.
However, Blue Silver Island had always been isolated, with no outsiders visiting, so it could only sit idle for a long time.
Of course, this was only a transitional period for now. The Ye Family was actually quite well-off, and once they had ascertained the specific situation on the island, they could completely purchase a place themselves or entrust someone to build one.
It was already late at night. After settling the Ye Family in, Quan Yi's family returned to their residence in Furnace Flame City.
The Quan Family residence was extremely similar to the vast majority of civilian homes in Furnace Flame City. It was a plain, simple four-story Cement villa.
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