After "Moon Pavilion" obtained ownership of half the mine, it constructed its own buildings on the other side. A tall pole stood atop each roof, crowned with a disc-shaped object. It was the symbol of the "Moon Pavilion" sect, representing the full moon.
Hugh could guess what Anfield was doing when he went to meet Anfield, the representative of "Moon Song."
Upon entering the church-like "Moon Song" building, he found the interior truly luxurious—many times more lavish than the baron's residence.
Many of the furnishings gleamed with gold and silver, not to mention the precious fur carpets made from Komodo beast pelts.
"It is truly a great honor, Master Mirai. I am delighted that we have met again!" Anfield still wore that nauseating smile.
"Hello, Mr. Anfield. I heard you were looking for me? I merely came to see whether the mining here was progressing smoothly." Mirai could guess some of Anfield's intentions, but after looking around at the building's furnishings, he was still struck by "Moon Song's" financial resources.
As an old and cunning man, Anfield naturally would not get straight to the point. He would find a few topics to gradually lower the other party's guard.
At that moment, Mirai happened to seem quite interested in the decorations in the hall, so Anfield took the opportunity to ask him, "Master Mirai, what do you think of the decorations here?"
Having been born into a noble family like Mirai's, he had known about luxury goods since childhood. By Mirai's estimation, the value of the decorations in this hall alone was enough to support Thunderstar Fort's income for two or three years. "Moon Song" truly had immense resources!
"Hmm, I was merely curious how Mr. Anfield managed to decorate this place so beautifully in such a short time. I'm even