His words reminded Pryce of America, and the "Five Benevolent Men" – in another world that Pryce was familiar with, these were the five most powerful arms dealers, each representing a different nation.
They were nations themselves, yet it didn't hinder their business of selling weapons. So, even though Chester's statement lacked concrete evidence, Pryce knew he was right.
"Similarly," Chester continued, "although the Great Aldridge Arms Group seems to be thriving now, it is actually fraught with danger! With such immense power, how could people not fear it?"
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