Chapter 550

From the third floor to the fifth, the service staff consisted of Martial Practitioners. By the sixth and seventh floors, the staff were entirely Greater Martial Masters. Even the ordinary attendants responsible for pouring tea and serving dishes were Martial Practitioners. Through the vigorous development of the Bohai Firm, Prince of Shicheng Hua Tianxiong was confident that the cultivation levels of the personnel at the Bohai Restaurant and the Bohai Firm were rising rapidly. Only by elevating the cultivation of these individuals could the formidable power of Prince of Shicheng Hua Tianxiong truly be established, reflecting the formidable strength of the Bohai Firm itself. Upon entering the seventh floor—the highest level—Prince of Shicheng Hua Tianxiong noted that the antique architectural design did not rely on common timber. While the first through third floors utilized relatively precious woods such as sandalwood, camphor, and ebony, the sixth and seventh floors were decorated entirely with high-end furnishings made of golden nanmu and yellow pear wood. The seventh floor, in particular, was inlaid with gold thread; each piece of such high-end furniture cost at least a hundred taels of silver, with many pieces worth over a thousand.