Days passed one after another.
The war north of the watch wall continued.
On top of that, every day brought news of countless new projects and factory construction fitting the new era.
Steel futures prices kept climbing.
As time went on, it wasn't just Foster Iron Mine—other small iron mines started seeing their order books explode too.
Even with practically every iron mine across the entire continent running at full capacity, constantly ramping up output, they still couldn't seem to meet market demand.
More and more people were buying up steel futures now.
Watching those who'd gotten in early make bank, new players just kept flooding in.
Originally steel cost less than two silver coins per pound. Now it had skyrocketed to about seven silver.
Heck, people weren't just eyeing new steel anymore—the steel recycling market had gotten insanely busy too.
