To live in this world, money alone may not suffice, but to live without money is definitely out of the question.
Since Luo An's group of three headed to Europe to investigate Javari's disappearance, about eighty percent of their food, accommodation, transportation, and actions had been financed by Caroline.
Indeed, Mona didn't have much money, and Luo An did have money, but he couldn't touch the funds in his accounts within the Federation because he needed to conceal his identity.
On the surface, among the three, it was Caroline, with investments in many companies and a piano store near Goethe Square, a famous luxury goods shopping district in Germany, who seemed to have the most wealth.
Thus, when setting off from the Federation to Europe, Caroline took the initiative to suggest that in the search for Javari, Luo An would contribute manpower, Mona technology, and she would provide the funds—a fair and reasonable division of resources.
