Perhaps because Leonard and others' arrival was also an important matter to the Prince, shortly after he made his decision, the Palace made adequate arrangements.
Soon, a footman named John came over and told them that everything was ready. Then, the two immediately left The Chamber and went to the prepared studio to start checking, readying themselves for the upcoming painting.
"All of these are top-notch Dyes, some of which are ancient dyes that are no longer in production," Leonard said with a hint of surprise after inspecting some of the Dyes.
Not to mention something like Ultramarine, which is expensive in any era, Indian Yellow had long since ceased production, and what was here must be from the Prince of Monaco's stock.
As a Trade Center that was famous historically, the Ruler here never lacked money, naturally pursuing the pinnacle in various collections, including the Dyes necessary for Painting, stockpiling a lot even if they were not needed, as part of their Wealth.
