When James heard the news of Shire's victory, he was in the office of the Schneider Armory.
James had a habit that was not quite like ordinary people; he liked hearing the sounds of machinery running and metal being struck and colliding. He believed these sounds represented power, strength, and even authority, just like the cannons he produced.
Although his office was spacious, it was plain and simple. Besides the essential items like tables, chairs, lamps, and bookshelves, an open small conference room was set up nearby, with a 75 cannon model on the oval table.
Low-key, plain, lacking in interest, with not many entertainment and relaxation items.
James liked this style because he believed it constantly reminded him to maintain the drive to move forward, which is fundamental for a company to develop healthily in the long run.
At that moment, James was sitting at his desk, casually flipping through a few photos in his hand, which were of the "Mark I" tanks produced by Shire.
