"No matter what, you should still be more careful."
Luo Yuehan emphasized it once again.
Chen Wen nodded. "I will."
Luo Yuehan said nothing more and instead began introducing the auction venue. "As you can see, there are no upper or lower levels here."
"Everyone participating is seated together in this main hall."
"The difference is that those from stronger factions sit closer to the front."
"In other words, you'll be seated in the last row the day after tomorrow. That has long been the rule."
As she spoke, she looked at Chen Wen. "You don't have a problem with that, do you?"
Chen Wen swept his gaze across the hall before nodding. "I'm not particular about where I sit."
But this arrangement truly was not very friendly to him.
If this place had been divided into upper and lower floors—
—with private rooms upstairs and seats downstairs—then he could have tried to secure a private room.
Bidding from a private room would certainly have been better than bidding in the main hall.
At the very least, it would have made it easier to conceal himself.
Perhaps knowing what Chen Wen was thinking, Luo Yuehan could not help saying, "This format was decided long ago. It would be far too difficult to change it for one person."
"No, I understand."
Chen Wen smiled.
"Then take a look around. If there's anything you're curious about, you can ask me."
Seeing that Chen Wen understood, Luo Yuehan said no more and changed the subject.
Chen Wen nodded and carefully examined the venue.
Before long, he discovered that an array had been set up here, one that served a protective purpose.
Of course, this protection was not merely to prevent destruction; it also guarded against sudden enemy attacks and escape.
Chen Wen nodded