A wave of despair spread wildly across the continent.
Almost all the nobles were swept up in it.
Nearly 2.5 billion gold coins had been thrown in, and now it was all locked up. Now they felt like they probably couldn't even get a single gold coin back out.
Emotions are contagious.
Desperate emotions even more so.
When all of them were in the same atmosphere, the same predicament, their emotions became even easier to influence.
But compared to these nobles, the middle class and ordinary people watched with an attitude of enjoying the show. After all, by the time they knew about steel futures, the price was already beyond what they could afford to play with.
Even if someone had invested, they'd only lost a few gold coins, but they got to watch countless nobles nearly go bankrupt—now that was entertaining.
When it rains, it pours.
Just when those nobles had already sunk into despair, Nidhogg the Dragon of Despair suddenly made his move.
