In a span of two days, the news of Luo Feng's intention to sell gold had reached the entire world.
The haste, however, might have restricted some from reaching the sale in time. Luo Feng, indifferent to this, knew his primary target was not international.
The Tsarist gold, intrinsically, held a value beyond its weight. Each gold bar bore the emblem of the double-headed eagle. As collectibles alone, the price was sure to soar. But the colossal volume of gold meant not all of it could possibly double in price. After all, the sheer quantity was overwhelming.
Luo Feng was aware that among the potential gold buyers, collectors would surely constitute a minority. The news had hit hard for the Emperor of the Cherry Blossom Country. Upon hearing of it, he issued a statement that night claiming the gold belonged to their nation, and no one could lay a finger on it, let alone sell it. He stated that the Cherry Blossom Country was in the process of sanctioning Luo Feng.
