As far as I remembered, the headmaster in charge of external affairs this year had never been such a tough person, especially when it came to money.
In the conference room, all the shareholders stared at one another strangely, as if they were meeting for the first time.
Back then, to raise money and keep the academy afloat, this fellow had repeatedly lowered his standards. He had even dared to bring in goblin merchants as shareholders, which said it all. It had caused a huge scandal at the time.
What was going on now? He was threatening to have people withdraw their investments at the slightest disagreement?
Everyone immediately felt that something was wrong.
Everyone knew that over the years, Blue Spirit Academy's stock price had fallen again and again, becoming a junk stock in the eyes of outsiders. Especially this year, with the academy in danger of falling out of the top ten, nobody was interested in a stock that might barely hold its ranking but would inevitably crash if it fell out of the top ten. Forget the major investors—even ordinary shareholders had no faith in Blue Spirit Academy.
Although Vickers ranked at the bottom among the shareholders, he was still a shareholder with enormous assets. The turmoil caused by his rash withdrawal would be anything but minor. Besides, if Vickers withdrew his investment, who would fill the hole?
Had this fellow found a major investor elsewhere?
That shouldn't be possible.
In the Southern Star Region, Mecha Academy was clearly gaining momentum. Any major investor with foresight had basically invested there. For an academy like Blue Spirit Academy, whose glory was fading, there probably weren't many people willing to invest during such a risky period.
They remembered that a few years ago, this fellow had shamelessly gone from