Still in the conference room of the "Eye of Wealth" headquarters building.
The atmosphere was oppressive, the air heavy, and even the whale oil candles on the walls appeared especially dim.
"Let's vote!"
The deep voice of Chairman William Orange echoed continuously in the spacious conference room.
However.
Every Frisian present was very aware of the immense importance of [Credit] to themselves, to major institutions, and even to the entire fledgling "Lowland Republic."
For over a hundred years, the prosperity of Frisian Kingdom's commerce and the development of maritime transport relied precisely on the reliable image that Frisian merchants had built, which was as valuable as gold!
All of this originated from a true story from the Age of Navigation.
A Frisian captain named Barents and 17 sailors, driving a merchant vessel laden with a client's cargo, were trapped by the frozen sea on an island in the northern Iceland National.
