Sun Paradise.
The bustling gambling city drew crowds of gamblers every day.
Some came from the New World, others from the first half of the Grand Line, and still others from the four seas.
Its reputation as the world's largest gambling city attracted plenty of customers. Its spotless record—no one had ever been caught cheating there—gave even more people reason to choose Sun Paradise.
According to Jora's figures, around ten billion Beli changed hands at Sun Paradise each day.
Sun Paradise took a three-percent cut, bringing in roughly three hundred million Beli in net revenue each day. That did not even include the money spent on fine wine and other luxuries.
Each month, Sun Paradise earned well over ten billion Beli in profit. Plenty of people envied those earnings, but envy was all they could afford.
Sun Paradise belonged entirely to Werther, so no one dared make a move against it.
The rest of the City of Night, outside Sun Paradise, belonged to Doffy. Werther had no habit of keeping everything for himself.
Now, on Sun Paradise's 340th floor, several people were preparing for a high-stakes game.
As Sun Paradise's owner, Werther was there to play a few rounds with them himself. They were Underworld bosses who had supplied him with quite a few men during the war in Wano Country.
The Queen of the Pleasure District, Stussy.
The loan shark king, God of Fortune Du Feld.
The Grand Undertaker, Drug Peclo.
President of the World Economy Newspaper Office, Morgans.
The Concealment Master, Giberson.
The Shipping King, Umit.
The Organ Hunter, Gigra.
All seven were Underworld bosses with criminal enterprises of their own.
Of them, God of Fortune Du Feld and the Queen of the Pleasure District, Stussy, ran the largest businesses.
God of Fortune Du Feld made his money