After all, even Baron Gess found resonance in the play, let alone those walking through this era.
...
The bell named Feudalism rang out the Thunder City citizens' desire for a republic, resonating in the heart of the long-uneasy Mr. Andes.
The office of the Andes Bank Building.
Yang Andes stood by the window, holding a half-burned cigar between his fingers.
His gaze passed over the layered rooftops, landing on the endless queue, watching the comings and goings at the theater entrance.
Even though it was two streets away, he could still feel the overwhelming heat, as if he were standing amidst the crowd.
"...Prince Colin's handiwork is still so surprising and astonishing," Andes murmured lightly.
His eyes reflected not only surprise but a different brilliance.
As the wealthiest businessman in Thunder City and a confidant of Duke Campbell, his intuition and vision far surpassed the average person.
