By moonlight, Birmingham hurriedly left the lord's manor of Golden Radiance City with his attendants.
He had obtained what he wanted—or, more precisely, learned what "Arthur" wanted.
Dragon Valley's magical game, developed by the Dragon Race, could allow everyone within a given area to cultivate and improve within a magical illusion. This game could even cover the entire world, benefiting every user. It was an astounding innovation and an enormous business opportunity, just as Prince "Arthur" had said.
Unfortunately, unlike the yellow wine that had been "completed" with the Dragon Knight Samuel, the Dragon Emperor had not agreed to "Arthur's" request to promote the magical game across the world. Most likely, the Dragon Race's selfish nature was at work—they only wanted to keep such a good thing for themselves.
What "Arthur" wanted was the sales rights to this magical game. Naturally, the pie was far too large for Golden Radiance Territory to swallow alone, so "Arthur" was willing to split the profits from the magical game equally with the Church of Light. Of course, before that, the Dragon Race would certainly take the lion's share of the total profits.
Golden Radiance Territory would be responsible for manufacturing all the equipment for the magical game signal towers, as well as everything related to the game's sales and operations. The Church would be responsible for erecting those magical game signal towers in the Halls of Light in every subordinate diocese and promoting them throughout all empires and kingdoms.
For the Church of Light, whose dioceses spread across every town, setting up signal towers would be easy, and promotion would take no effort at all. If the magical game truly was as Arthur claimed and could bring immense long-term profits, then that little investment was nothing. On the contrary, the Church would be