The Dwarf Clan wanted to install large forging furnaces so the dwarves could fulfill some of Great Xia's special requests.
The elves wanted to put a World Tree there and charge Great Xia tourists admission to see it.
As for the Half-Orc Clan, they thought there was no need to waste money on rent. They had nothing to attract tourists with. Surely they couldn't have tourists watch them toil away plowing fields?
In the end, Zhao Gang suggested putting on variety acts, such as mermaids performing in the water, Cat-Eared Moe Girls dancing and acting cute, and centaurs staging combat performances.
When Warwick first heard this, he looked thoroughly dubious. Wasn't that just everyday life for the Half-Orc Clan? What was there to watch?
Zhao Gang told him not to worry. The Great Xia people had never seen any of it. Once they started charging admission, they were guaranteed to make money.
Since Zhao Gang had guaranteed it, Warwick finally shelled out the rent, however much it pained him.
And so, all Four Races had their own spaces in the center.
The Dragons Clan didn't know how to do business, but with all the other races there, they felt it wouldn't look right for their own race to be absent, as though Terra's Dragons Clan had no dragons.
As Terra's dominant creatures, how could they allow that?
So they decided to rent a large plot in the center too, and leave a couple of dragons sleeping there whenever they had nothing to do.
Wealthy as they were, they hadn't originally wanted to charge admission, but Zhao Gang insisted that they should, and that they also needed a fence to separate them from the tourists.
That would prevent the enormous dragons from injuring tourists with a single roll.
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