to accepting assignments, it varied. They never refused anyone, but tasks they really did not want to take on were priced beyond the financial capabilities of the potential employer.
In the middle of the square stood stone foundations reaching up to the second floor of the surrounding buildings. An imposing structure was erected on the stone pedestal. The huge pagoda was built on a hexagonal plan with walls twenty-four metres long. Each of the thirty-six floors of the pagoda was six metres high. The walls of the entire structure were painted green and covered with red frescoes depicting scenes from various mythologies, and at each corner there was a rosewood figure stylised in the Asian fashion, representing a historical figure. The roof on each floor was covered with pure gold tiles. The whole building exuded dignity and wealth. Wide stairs led from the square to the top of the stone foundations and double doors that stood wide open. From the end of the stairs to the entrance stood a row of Hunters dressed in green Japanese armour. Each of them wielded a naginata.
Darius always felt a little overwhelmed whenever he visited one of the Central Bank's capital city branches. Each of these branches was built in a different, unique style, but all were characterised by their monumentality and splendour. The staff also dressed differently to suit the style of each branch. The only constant was the ubiquitous use of green.
-And I thought Dagos had gone overboard.- Draco seemed impressed. He took in the view with wide eyes.
-True, but you have to admit that every bank is an architectural marvel. Bleist felt like whistling through his teeth, but he knew it would be inappropriate.- I can't get over how they built so many magnificent buildings, but I have to admit that with their reputation and business skills, it's no surprise they were able to finance such investments. In addition, I would say that it is worth visiting all the Central Bank's branches in the capitals. Each one is equally unique and extraordinary,- Darius continued as they climbed the
