My Alter Ego’s Path to Greatness Chapter 431

My Alter Ego’S Path To Greatness Chapter 431

Licorice (1)

The current perception of vampires in Korea is not that bad compared to the past.

The various policies that Heinz had begun after he began to take power in earnest finally began to pay off.

Thanks to their influence, which almost took over the entire underworld, the streets at night beca safer, and the frequency of terrorist attacks by villains that erupted at any ti was noticeably reduced.

To the extent that this level was clearly felt, citizens were clearly aware of who this tranquility was thanks to.

‘Besides, the clan didn’t just engage in vigilante activities.’

Various asures chosen to naturally integrate into society.

One of them was to provide sufficient money in exchange for blood sucking to those in urgent need.

It was a tool that penetrated directly into the daily lives of citizens and at the sa ti ca down to those who were pushed to the edge of a cliff.

‘Of course, if you suck blood through vampirism, your energy will decrease for a while, so it may not be a thod you can use often.’

Still, it was a much better choice than sinking my life into abyss while using high-interest private loans.

The fact that the procedure was perford in a hospital-like atmosphere rather than a gloomy room in order to create a clean image and build trust also played a significant role in reducing resistance.

“It’s all thanks to Rod that we can go out into the sun like this. “If it weren’t for Lord, I would still be hiding, just watching the Guardians and the Supernatural Abilities Managent Bureau.”

The existence of ‘Phantom’, who single-handedly conquered the underworld of Europe and rose to the ranks of the strongest in na and reality, was enough to act as a brake on those trying to keep the clan in check.

In addition, we played a big role in restoring public order by carrying out active relief efforts during the bribery campaign through Howard Industries and the Seoul terrorist attack….

‘We did that, but the perception of us is bound to change.’

Unlike before, when people were treated as red-light criminals and tried to catch anyone on sight, it was not surprising that there was a tendency to watch for now, as if treating a rehabilitated criminal.

Of course, it was inevitable that I would always keep an eagle eye on so that I could be punished imdiately if I did sothing foolish.

‘On the other hand, the perception overseas…’

is still not that good, perhaps because it is natural or because it has not seen direct benefits.

On the contrary, it is to the extent of raising conspiracy theories that his actions in Korea must be up to so ulterior motive.

This was a fact that could be seen just by looking at the foreign dia that ca out after Phantom’s departure to Europe.