The livestream of the Aqir hive went smoothly, and the audience kept growing.
Especially when the hive guard fell, the viewership surged again.
Of course, watching the livestream came with a small fee.
But ten copper coins an hour was inexpensive.
Users who could afford a magic tablet did not care about such a tiny sum.
Even attending an opera at an opera house cost over a hundred copper coins.
Watching the audience numbers shoot upward, Herad was delighted.
The fee for watching the livestream was low.
But once the numbers reached a certain point, the earnings became quite substantial!
Compared to industries that needed solid foundations, entertainment was where the real money lay!
Otherwise, where did those movie stars' salaries of tens of millions per film come from?
Low investment, high returns-was there anything more profitable?
Still, this income actually meant little to Herad.
He spent all the money earned from the livestream on daily necessities for the Draenei, who had nearly been wiped out by the Orcs on Draenor and were now starting over from nothing.
These supplies would help them build their new home better.
Supplies worth just tens of thousands of gold coins could earn him even more gratitude from the Draenei.
Besides, showing people things unknown to the world was much more interesting than earning gold coins!
Huge, threatening-looking insects, an enormous hive extending deep underground.
All of this showed the viewers that such dangerous enemies existed in the world.
The explanatory notes subsequently added beneath the video gave the viewers basic information about the Aqir.
In ancient times, they had fought ferociously against the Troll Empire, which had nearly collapsed before largely wiping them out.
Thousands of years ago, they had risen to power again and clashed with the Night Elves' forces, inflicting considerable