After all, humans were that kind of creature.
Even if only two people remained in the entire world, one would inevitably lead the other.
Getting back to the point, under the wise guidance of Beatrice, the leader of the vampire clan, the nobles who had transformed into low-ranking vampires decided, after careful deliberation, to focus their clan's development strategy on the Western European Plains and the Isle of Britain.
This choice was not made casually, but was the result of careful selection and evaluation.
The Mu Continent was undoubtedly the core territory of modern human civilization.
It gathered one-sixth of the world's population, controlled eighty percent of its technological power, and contributed forty percent of its total output.
Beatrice knew full well that setting foot there would be no different from seeking death.
The moment they dared covet that land, the iron fist of human society would come crashing down upon them without mercy.
These low-ranking vampires, who had once been human themselves, understood humanity's brutality deeply. They did not harbor the slightest doubt about it.
After ruling out the Mu Continent, the most prosperous regions in the world were East Asia and North America.
Unfortunately, the local forces in both regions were terrifyingly powerful.
The tens of thousands of steel torrents commanded by East Asia's hegemon and the more than dozen nuclear-powered carrier battle groups possessed by North America's ruler all demonstrated their unshakable strength.
Faced with such superpowers, the vampire clan, keenly aware of its own limited strength, did not dare show the slightest disrespect or provocation.
After those three regions, Western Europe and the Australian Continent became the vampire clan's next considerations.
Considering the terrifying strength of the Australian Continent's master—the Necromancer—enough to force even the United Nations to retreat,
the vampire leaders weighed the pros and