If not for the Time of Troubles, Soren would have instantly become insanely wealthy.
Pity.
It was the Time of Troubles now, and these staggeringly valuable artworks and collections were basically a pile of junk. The difficulty of offloading them was frighteningly high, and they would probably only serve as collectibles. Still, Soren had always been a pragmatist. After looking over the inventory of collectibles, he directly waved a hand in a grand gesture to order an auction. As for the remaining items that were too valuable to be sold off, he simply had people set up a museum exhibition to charge admission fees, incidentally letting the residents of Port Nyanzaru witness these priceless legendary treasures.
That way, it would be much easier for them to brag when they went out to taverns in the future!
Since they were the subjects of Port Nyanzaru, their bragging rights would definitely carry a bit more prestige than those from other places.
Theft truly was a great way to get rich quick.
Sadly, it was unlikely that Soren would take the [Theft] portfolio as a core, and this portfolio drew way too much aggro. The Lord of Shadows had such poor interpersonal relationships, and his church had no allies to help when besieged by Soren, primarily because this theft portfolio had accumulated quite a bit of aggro over the long years. The purpose of Soren's portfolio was merely to grant his subordinate rogues access to the theft domain. In the future, it would definitely need to be separated just like the half-elf portfolio.
Most of the revenue this time belonged to Port Nyanzaru's national treasury, but a portion of the rewards still had to be bestowed.
Having resolved a major enemy now, Soren's position had also stabilized much more.
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