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Chapter 585: Chapter 282: A Hint of Charm_2

Due to its complex organizational structure, the influence of King Jile spans across both the legitimate and illegitimate realms. His impact and reach are astonishing, with ties to underground forces, illegal black markets, and cri organizations that rival those of so sorcerer groups, and his international influence is also well-known.

This has been sowhat restrained since he beca the leader of the Cangdong District, severing ties with the power he had in the past.

However, quite a few Curse Forbidden Masters believe that King Jile hasn’t really changed. They think he just hid his roots where ordinary people cannot reach, rely changed his facade, and continued to be the overlord of the underworld.

Organizations like the Formless Gate and Red Powder Prison are branches of his power, and besides them, there’s an independent organization dedicated to operating a luxury yacht that sails the seas—

That would be the “Mirage”.

The Mirage is the piece that King Jile personally cherishes most, known as a “moving palace on the sea,” used to entertain his distinguished guests.

It was open to the public for the first ti in early 2011, which is the purpose of Cen Dongsheng’s trip.

Though there have been several instances since where the Mirage opened up to the public, never again would the guest list be as large as this inaugural gathering.

This “Paradise Banquet” is an exceptional event for King Jile and the Mirage, and equally so for this era surging with hidden currents. Cursed Forbidden Masters from all over the world were widely invited and ca in droves; it’s indeed a gathering worthy of leaving its mark in history.

If one were to compare, the Shanyin Ghost Market also brings together Curse Forbidden Masters from all over, welcoming all walks of life. The guest composition is complex, yet typical for a marketplace. In terms of excitent, though, it still can’t compare to this Paradise Banquet.

King Jile’s guests, aside from being of higher calibers and representatives, included quite a number of foreign Curse Forbidden Masters.

Such a grand affair cannot be set up overnight.

A month and a half before Cen Dongsheng even set off for the Shanyin Ghost Market, ng Huafan’s subordinates, under his orders, started proactively networking and reaching out to various parties using their connections.

Such great activity attracted close attention from the Supernatural Response Task Committee. Despite the large-scale movents, their approach seed cautious. The initial invitations were mainly extended to second and third-tier Curse Forbidden Master groups and organizations, whereas reaching larger entities like the Wanxian Conference required several rounds of mutual probing.

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