It was quite apparent that upon teleporting to Titan City, the Bartlet Monarch had already sensed a latent power perating the surroundings of Titan City.
This power, known as a domain, aid to overthrow any situations unfavorable to oneself, to re-establish a field of absolute advantage.
However, Bartlett was sowhat intrigued by how fluently Kael could wield the effects of a domain.
Yet Bartlett didn't ask much and decisively changed the subject, saying: "Today's dishes tasted quite good, but this thod and taste...
You really are as rumored, having very close interactions with the Undead."
"Whether close or not doesn't really matter, as everyone needs one another. So as long as neither side finds the other loathso, we might as well stick together and find a way to secure a quiet corner in this chaotic world."
"You kid, young and clever, at your age, it would be more suitable to think more about poetry and distant lands, or at least, gather more chefs like this and see if you can send so to the Royal Capital, open a mid-range restaurant.
If possible, don't set the price too high, I'm afraid I can't afford it. If the business does well, you might even expand the restaurant to other countries in the future."
Kael shook his head: "One's family knows one's affairs; these techniques and philosophies of seemingly unrelated food creations co from the Undead. I don't have the leisure to use others' creations to seek wealth."
Of course, maybe it's still because the benefits hidden within are not imnse enough, at least not enough to tempt greatly. After all, mid to high-end dining isn't sothing I could successfully start on a whim."
"I actually think it's quite delicious."
Bartlett laughed and said: "The cuisine of the Undead, compared to so dishes from special origins, is evidently more to my liking."
Kael muttered inwardly that looking at the current situation, developing a broad array of foods in such a resource-abundant world should, by reason, be relatively easy.
But perhaps it's precisely because there's an abundance of things directly available for nourishnt, which in turn greatly affects the normal developntal process of native culinary arts.
After all, in his previous life's holand within the Human Federation, the reason for such a vast and complex variety of cuisines was partly the influence of a vast land and abundant resources, and partly the influence of insufficient food output due to a large population.
For quite a long ti, it was exceedingly difficult to fill one's stomach.
And it was precisely because it wasn't easy to be satiated that the civilization Kael belonged to in his previous life would exert every effort to bring out the original flavor of things that could serve as food.
For the residents of the more resource-complex Divine Hua Continent, this was obviously sothing hard to imagine.
Perhaps it's because their consumable options far exceed those of the original Human Federation, causing people here to have less resilience towards food shortages.
Having repeatedly endured the tragic years of "Great Good Harvest, People Eating", it would be difficult to forge such a special culture with a devout faith in food.
Perhaps that's also why, rooted in such a cultural system, the blossom nad cuisine has flourished.
Bartlett highly praised the dishes prepared by the chefs at Kael's Lord Mansion, yet Kael still resolved not to use his compatriots' skills to expand the restaurant.
"Lord Bartlett, I am certainly satisfied with the cooking standards of the chefs I've hired, and I have a keen interest in the unique cuisine from the Shangtiya Divine Country."
ntioning this, Kael sighed and shook his head: "But the fact is, to establish a mid to high-end restaurant in most cases requires many factors."
Kael looked seriously at the Magic Monarch who was full of praise for the Human Federation's cuisine and said sternly:
"Lord Bartlett, Lancaster's history of wealth accumulation is simply too short; if it were only about taste, I wouldn't need to spend much effort here.
I greatly agree with the innovative food philosophy brought by the people from Shangtiya, but many things in this world aren't purely judged by strength.
Looking across the entire Yibel Federation, the brands capable of operating mid to high-end dining in multiple locations have a complete set of logic embedded within, and it's not rely because of the taste."
Kael had co to the Divine Hua Continent for many years and understands the rules of this continent much better than before.
Logically, the Yibel Federation had already fought the Elf Clan into "loving peace", it was already good enough not to cut off the Elf Clan's written heritage completely, much less allow High Elf Language to flow freely within the Federation?
Yet the reality is, while the Supre Forest may have declined, their artworks and High Elf Language are still widely supported and well-received within the Yibel Federation.
Kael clearly understands why such a situation has occurred.
The Yibel Federation counts as one of the leading nations in this era, with undeniable strength.
But...still not strong enough.
Even now, the Elf Clan has lost most of its enclaves, even if the core combat forces of the Elf Clan have been repeatedly forced underground by the Yibel Federation, even if the forr Elf Queen was beheaded by the Lion Heart Duke...
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