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Chapter 1621 Dallas Auction

Author: Five Generals
“Dallas Moneylender isn’t afraid of Viper’s Den? How much are they taking?”

Kaze was furious.

Dallas Moneylender was an underground money laundering organization and theoretically, they should be afraid of the Viper’s Den, one of the official authorities.

Viper’s Den’s main responsibility was to control the underground factions across the country.

It was not exaggerating to say that Viper’s Den was Dallas Moneylender’s bane.

However, since Dallas Moneylender prioritized profits and money, as long as they could reap sufficient reward from the auction, they might take the risk and hold the auction of the Nether Viper Sword.

Kaze was curious how much Dallas Moneylender was taking.

Auction houses usually offer a certain percentage of commission from the final auction price. It was not fixed, so the number entirely depended on how high the bidding could go.

“Mr. Chairman, Dallas Moneylender has been around for a hundred years, as long as the Viper’s Den. They have people all
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