The devastation caused by the Federal bombing of Peng Joe's cities was horrific, but the results were also immediate.
The stock prices of every company in Bu Peien and across the world that was involved with aircraft, as well as with producing and researching defense and control measures, began to soar.
Capital had always been realistic. As long as there were profits and prospects, it would rush in.
Many people believed that capital had to feast on meat, but that was not entirely true.
Feasting on meat could be considered capital's ultimate goal, but if there was truly no meat left, it would not mind having a bowl of soup. Even if only the oil residue at the bottom of the pot remained in the end, it would not complain.
The influx of capital caused the market value of Blackstone Group to swell once more, while Blackstone Aviation's stock price rose by more than sixty percent.
Some of the bombers and all the bombs used in the bombing of Peng Joe this time came from Blackstone Aviation, including the "Fire Spitter," which had been unknown to the public at first.
The Clown Aviation Bomb alone was not actually that dangerous to people living in cities. Those who died directly in the first round of conventional bombing might have numbered only tens of thousands to over a hundred thousand.
Because it was nighttime, population movement had decreased and people were gathered in high concentrations. Destroying a building often meant that at least a dozen to dozens of people would die beneath its collapse.
What truly caused large-scale loss of life was the deployment of the "Fire Spitter."
This incendiary bomb, newly developed by Blackstone Aviation, had terrifying properties. Even a fragment no larger than a fingertip could continue burning for a