As the middle-aged man who had disrupted the auction became a cold corpse lying on the floor, the auction was able to continue.
Although Moth to Fire's envoy had presented the United Nations resolution and the Mu Continent ban in an attempt to stop the auction, the wealthy and powerful attendees still eagerly joined the bidding, competing to raise the price under the temptation of becoming vampires and gaining long lives.
Under such circumstances, the remaining nine Vampire Transformation Daggers were all sold for astronomical prices.
In cash alone, Moros had raked in over ten billion Mu Continent Currency from this auction.
And that was only a small portion of his earnings from the auction.
The more substantial gains came from the industries and mines around the world that he had successfully taken control of after the auction.
These industries and mines not only provided Moros with a steady stream of wealth, but also supplied him with the abundant resources needed for market conversion.
In Moros's eyes
these resources were far more important than currency that would eventually become nothing but wastepaper.
He had never forgotten just how bleak the future of this era he now lived in was.
When the meteor of Finality descended, currencies that circulated solely on the credit of nations would completely lose their value.
Only resources sent into the Demiplane were wealth he could truly store for the long term.
Moros, the necromancer who had displayed destructive power comparable to nuclear weapons on the battlefield of Xinke City, could naturally disregard the United Nations resolution and the official authority of the Mu Continent.
However, those powerful figures who had just been transformed into low-level vampires through the Vampire Transformation Daggers could not be as carefree as Moros.
Having obtained the youthful vitality and long lifespans