Even as the Dawn-Spring Arrow Company was facing a crisis, the public was still hyped over the raffle draw. The Dawn-Spring Arrow Company was one thing and its shares in the Seven Stars Spring Dealership only amounted to twenty percent, so there was no reason to be worried.
As promised, the raffle draw was organised by 12 pm.
Five hundred thousand tickets, which equates to fifty thousand people, had participated in this draw. The revenue generated from the sales of tickets alone was a lump sum of two hundred and fifty thousand (250,000) federal coins. If this were pure profit, it would be a lot even for a corporation. Even after considering the losses and value of the rewards, the Seven Stars Spring Dealership still made one hundred and ten thousand, two hundred (110,200) federal coins in profit after taxes had been deducted.
