The abandoned restaurant was located two streets away from the central avenue.
Although it was not on the busiest road, the location was still excellent. The street was wide enough for carriages to stop, and several high-end shops surrounded it. The building itself was huge.
The front gate was very dusty, and the doors were sealed. Weeds had begun to grow between the stone tiles near the entrance. But even in its abandoned state, one could still see the former grandeur of the place.
The building had nine floors.
Behind the main hall was a large inner courtyard, and behind that courtyard was a small separate residential compound. There were side buildings, storage rooms, an old wine cellar, servant quarters, and a wide kitchen area that was several times larger than the one Li Jain had used before.
Li Jain walked through the front hall and looked around.
