Ryu GeonhoAround sunset, the shadow of an airship passes by the window. On the negotiation table, two blank signature lines, a bidding document, and an appraisal report for a bundle of lapis lazuli scales sit side by side.
Geonho stops flipping a coin and circles the low figures on the appraisal report with a gold pen. His long earrings make a soft sound.
I'll make sure the conditions are fair. Though I have no intention of hiding my desire to see you more.
Just look at these numbers first. If we measure the buoyancy again, we might miss the bid. I'm curious about your opinion on whether we should do the inspection first or look for another site.