The Martial Unity

Rui didn't immediately head to the dungeon, he had something important to do. He immediately whipped out a letter before writing down some instructions about banning certain third parties from transacting with Esosale Suppliers.

He painstakingly wrote down all the names that he memorized from the document that Commissioner Reze provided, regretting that he didn't ask for a copy. He considered Guildmaster Bradt's perspective on the matter. He knew that the man would definitely have thoughts on the new directive that Rui provided.

There was no way he wouldn't notice that the restricted companies were from the Kandrian Empire. This would instantly tell him that Rui at the very least had something to do with the Kandrian Empire.

He would, of course, immediately consider that Rui was from the Kandrian Empire. He would be foolish not to, this was the one of the possibilities with the greatest probability of being true. Though he would also consider that the Voider had been caught by the Kandrian Empire who, rather than selling him out to the alliance, made a deal with him.

Neither of these was exactly untrue.

Regardless, he would most likely not be pleased with the new directive. Unfortunately, Esosale Suppliers was not his company, it was Rui's, and Rui made sure that he retained full decision-making power over his company during their agreement, he would stop the supply of esoteric resources at any time if Guildmaster Bradt failed to comply.

Furthermore, Rui was not worried about this being bad for business. The demand for the esoteric substance was greater than the supply, and he was not afraid of running out of business by isolating even as many customers and clientele as he was.

"Post this the same way as usual, and then we'll head to the Shionel Dungeon immediately," Rui told Kane, handing him an envelope.

"Sure thing," Kane nodded.

letters to Guildmaster Bradt without being detected was simply inserting them into the stockpile of a delivery man about to be

Kane returned and the two of them quickly prepped up, ready to head to

outwards," Rui mentioned. "This requires more manpower as time goes on since the radius will keep increasing further the further you go out. That makes his life much harder

the inner ring of the Adventurer Ring town, the two of them widened their eyes

to be. Rui recalled that it was much scanter and shallower when he first

"Let's go,"

them quickly

path

out a different section of the Shionel

too many Martial Squires in the vicinity. He did not want to be spotted by any of them. The sheer number of people on the first floor made him want to avoid it entirely. Though he needed to verify whether Guildmaster Bradt

should probably give Guildmaster Bradt a new location to bury anything to deliver to me,') Rui sighed as he scanned the entire floor with Riemannian Echo, making sure

larger amount of infrastructure on the first floor, a lot of facilities, mostly storage while there were some shops run by

already begun putting the parts of the map I gave him to good use,') Rui noted with

Shionel Dungeon would be used for its space, by him, even if it was unlikely to ever be turned into a residential area due to the sensory jamming aspects of it, though that too would reduce once all of the accessible esoteric ore deposits

that could be rented out or bought by companies to use. As the sole person who possessed a map, Guildmaster Bradt