Inside the Sixth Street, Tulip Hotel.
As an asset of the Zhao Group, this hotel was now a well-known five-star hotel in the entire East Asian region. The guests that stayed here were either merchants from North Alliance Area or dictators from the south.
However, recently, the hotel welcomed a wealthy man with a special identity and generous spending habits. At the price of twenty diamonds, he rented out the entire hotel for a week and sold ten tons of cornmeal in the Sixth Street market.
One kilogram of flour could be exchanged for three credits, and ten tons of cornmeal was 30,000 credits.
On the Sixth Street, it was definitely a huge sum of money.
These black guests didn't seem to mind showing off their wealth. In addition to the ten tons of cornmeal they sold, there was another container full of corn stored in the Port of Wanghai, guarded by more than twenty heavily armed soldiers.
