Qin Ran stepped inside.
He should have been the last to arrive.
After he entered, the gatekeeper followed him in and shut the door again.
After Qin Ran glanced at the other man from the corner of his eye, he looked over the room before him.
The room inside the building was even larger than it appeared, as big as a football field. Its overall layout was a square-shaped hollow, with no distinction between up and down, left and right.
The rough concrete walls and floor had obviously been cleaned beforehand, yet they still gave off a grimy feeling.
Several wires hung from the ceiling, with huge light bulbs attached directly to them. They were crude and simple, just like the furnishings around them.
Aside from a few rusty racks, there was nothing else.
This place had probably originally been some kind of warehouse. For some unknown reason, it had been abandoned and later became a gathering place for the Dark Eaters.
The Dark Eaters either stood against the walls or squatted in corners. The only thing they had in common was that each of them had more or less some items laid out before them.
Qin Ran walked around the room, carefully inspecting those items.
Most of them were ingredients.
A small portion were cooking utensils.
Scattered among them were incomplete written records and things Qin Ran could not identify.
In short, they were not particularly valuable.
At the very least, among the ingredients and utensils, Qin Ran saw very few things above Rare Tier.
Qin Ran was not disappointed by this.
Before coming here, his subordinate had given him a detailed description of gatherings like those held by the Dark Eaters. Because of their raiding nature, the Dark Eaters were doomed to have difficulty holding on to good