After entering the camp, he found the parking lot. The fees were reasonable. Luo Yan paid for ten days at once, then packed the recovered guns and ammunition into a backpack.
He hoisted the backpack and entered the camp like an ordinary adventurer.
Although the camp was not brightly lit, there were still plenty of pedestrians on the streets at night.
The people he saw most often were workers from the mine. They seemed to have just returned, wearing filthy work clothes and hard hats, all of them disheveled and grimy.
The mine workers walked through the streets in groups of three or five. Most of them had their own little families in the camp.
It was these little families that formed the smallest units of the base.
It was only after one little family after another appeared that this camp gradually took shape. After that came bars, hotels, and other places offering special services.
As Luo Yan asked for directions while heading to Night Fragrance Bar, he saw a metallurgical factory in the distance.
The minerals extracted from the mine underwent basic processing here before being shipped out of the camp and sold to the areas designated by Shanshui Group.
Soon, Luo Yan arrived at the western edge of the camp. This was the camp's entertainment district, dotted with individual buildings.
There were bars, hotels, and all kinds of entertainment venues here.
They could satisfy people's usual recreational needs.
You could drink, gamble, and satisfy certain physical needs here.
As long as you could afford the cost of entertainment, you were the emperor here.
Seeing this, Luo Yan roughly understood the camp's spending structure.
Simply put.
The money earned by the mine workers basically all flowed back into the camp's hands.
They earned money here and spent it here.