Yang Bo rode his horse, taking in the surroundings.
The nobles were just this extravagant, this distinctive.
Other than the distant scenery, which was a Virtual Projection,
everything around him—the stone-paved roads, lakes, grasslands, and woods—was real.
On this artificial fortress satellite, fees were charged by weight.
After all, maintaining the normal environment inside the fortress satellite
cost a fortune in annual upkeep alone.
These places were not somewhere you could enter just because you had money. There were requirements.
After Yang Bo rode to the ancient castle, he learned that entering the second floor required master-level brewing skills.
Commercial establishments in the imperial capital, especially high-end ones, mostly set thresholds like this.
Anyone could enter this ancient castle; it was not exclusive to nobles.
Nor did it offer noble-exclusive services, because most nobles came out to have fun under Camouflage identities.
Yang Bo checked Lu En's credentials and found that they could get him to the very top floor, since Lu En held many master certificates.
However, Yang Bo had no intention of going upstairs. The higher he went, the more attention he would attract.
The first floor of the ancient castle was also where the most people gathered.
Naturally, spending money here was not cheap.
After all, the place occupied so much space, and the annual maintenance costs alone were enormous.
Yang Bo ordered a glass of wine. It cost ten thousand Blue Coins.
And that was one of the cheaper options.
Yang Bo even saw Black Rock Honey Water. A single glass cost two hundred thousand Blue Coins, yet it contained only ten grams of Black Rock Honey.
And it was limited in quantity!
Yang Bo began strolling around the first floor of the ancient castle.
Honestly, the first floor of Charm Manor's ancient castle was nothing