In the Black Street, filth must be cleaned—once every fifty years.
Simultaneously, the cleaning process is also a time for surveillance.
Better safe than sorry; although from the perspective of the Eight-eyed Divine Clan, these slaves have no ability to resist, who can tell what the future might hold?
Might these slaves secretly plot something to harm the Eight-eyed Divine Clan?
Of course, they don't clean it themselves; they supervise while the slaves do the work.
During the cleaning process, pupil coins were unearthed from the filth.
This in itself isn't particularly suspicious, just the loss of one pupil coin.
But relative to the Eight-eyed Divine Clan, the loss of a pupil coin is no big deal; indeed, it's not a problem.
However, this isn't where the Eight-eyed Divine Clan reside; it's where the slaves live.
For these slaves, a single pupil coin is worth a fortune—they wouldn't mind getting dirty to snatch it.
