Three hours later, Vice President Brown stepped into the central region of the Eighth Base City, entering the most expansive, tallest, and grandest building in the area.
This was the headquarters of the "Beitian Financial Group," known as the Beijin Building. Its architectural design resembled a throne, standing imposingly at the heart of the financial center in the Eighth Base City.
Under the guidance of a female attendant, Vice President Brown took a dedicated elevator to the top floor of the building. When he entered the single office occupying this level, he immediately saw the building's owner—Chairman of the Beitian Financial Group and President of the Congressional Financial Committee, Yi Duxing.
The man stood at a remarkable height of two meters, with an extremely lean build, resembling a towering pine tree devoid of excess branches.
Yet, seated in a broad office chair, he appeared strikingly harmonious, exuding an air of commanding dignity, restrained and profound.
