Although he was a manager of such a big company, his position is not as high as his na suggests. He is actually a sales manager, and already, he does not have much status within the company and is expendable, so he cannot oppose the Young Lord who now walks in front of him and seems to want to make life difficult for him.
Further behind him was the young lady with a worried face. With nothing else to do, they all walked quickly towards the area where the person interested in the car was waiting.
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In the anti, Klaus and Carion were looking at so nice works of art resting around here.
They weren't the only ones here; there was also one other person, but Klaus didn't pay much attention to him.
"Can you understand why they are art, these things?" Carion asked as he looked at so shapeless paintings but with a sowhat striking yet simple color palette.
Sohow, it appealed to him, but he couldn't understand it.
It wasn't art he could understand, as he wasn't a fan of art, but Klaus smiled.
"It's abstract art. Sotis, to understand abstract art, you need to dig deep into your mind and ask yourself: what did the painter want to convey in this work? It can help you to know yourself; you should look at them more often." Klaus said, raising his hand to point at so things.
"Look how the movent of a finger swings over the waves of the sea. Can you understand it?" He asked as he moved his hands through certain strokes that gave the feeling of waves in this painting.
When Carion looked at it like that, he felt he was beginning to understand. "Is it a moving sea?" He asked.
But Klaus shook his head.
"Actually, it isn't. The painter of this painting tried to reflect two totally different concepts, which might look alike when put on the sa scale. The first is the sea, and the second concept is the vastness of the universe."
"The universe? The galaxies? How could that look like the sea?"
"Haha, on the sa scale and under certain circumstances, the waves of the sea form sudden movents, and sotis they can have shapes, even when they do not rise, depending on the force brought by the wave. At higher force and scale, the movents could be similar to what a galaxy is. If you notice, there is a bit of abstract wave movent here, but this movent seems to blend in with these little balls that, if you look closely, are painted the sa color as their surroundings. These balls represent galaxies."
"This is a water universe. Where, instead of void or so energy, what's out there is water. Moving water, pushing the galaxies away, bit by bit. With trendous, relentless force. This is good art." As he spoke, Klaus was moving his hand across the painting toward the end of the painting, where everything was compressed but gave the feeling that it was moving away.
Carion was thoughtful, but he could not understand as deeply as Klaus. "God, I think I have a lot to learn. I didn't think soone younger than could teach so much, and I still have not understood." He smiled, mocking himself.
"Haha, abstract art can sotis be as deep as your mind imagines it to be because sotis it has no form, and your mind must give it. Search your mind for what you can associate this movent with, and maybe you will co to understand it."
Carion had no choice but to nod.
As the two spoke, they didn't notice the other person present, an older man, standing behind them.
"Amazing, I didn't expect to et a young man who understood so much about abstract art and could explain it in such a way." Said this man as he clapped his hands, genuinely surprised and excited.
Klaus and Carion turned to look at him, quizzical.
The man smiled towards both of them.
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"Haha, sorry. Ignore if you wish. I'm just an abstract art lover, just an amateur; I don't know too much about it."
Klaus nodded. "I understand your enthusiasm for that kind of art; it's an art that helps develop the mind if you practice it or watch it often. I also tend to watch it whenever I get the chance."
"Haha, that's just what I say, young man. This kind of art opens your mind and helps you explore yourself. I have an abstract art museum in Hal'mit. Whenever you like to stop by, co visit , and I'll take you there. My invitation is free, of course." After saying this, the man raised his hand and handed Klaus a card.
"I am Chriskev Hal'mit. I hope to see you again, young man." After saying that, Chriskev turned around. He was strangely happy.
It made him happy to et people with a similar hobby to his, and knowing that young people still appreciate art excites him, so he thought about going to tell his daughter to see if he could arouse her curiosity a little.
After he left the room, Klaus finally reacted.
He had been stunned to hear this man's na, so he looked at the card in his hand to verify it.
But suddenly, this one was ripped out by Carion. "Chriskev Hal'mit!?" he shouted in shock.
The card said precisely that na and even ca out with an address and a way to contact him.
"It's really him..." he said softly after confirming it and looked at Klaus. Klaus was also surprised; he knew who this man was.
Chriskev Hal'mit is an amazing na. Among his nurous achievents, he is a great businessman, the closest to the Top 100K of the World, within the known of this country.
He is Chriskev Hal'mit, the second of the Top 10 Richest.
He also achieved great things in the war 25 years ago, where they conquered large portions of land from one of the nearby enemy countries; he was the leader of the squad that did it, a true leader on the field, although he is not a sorcerer.
Now, that's not all to his credit. He may be the richest man in the country, but because of how his wealth is distributed, it is not possible to tell.
On the one hand, his countable wealth makes him the second richest, but he still has sothing else, a wealth that cannot be counted: He is the founding Leader of Hal'mit City, a city near Sam'an City, but it is not just any city.
It's a private city, and it has lifeti permission to be totally private and within Soneli's territory.
That, too, has a history.
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