The Supreme Auction Showdown
Kenzo Lionheart, the former Wolf King of Dragonia, makes a bold appearance at a high-stakes auction where valuable items are up for bidding. His presence immediately stirs tension, especially with his rival, as they engage in a fierce bidding war over the first item, a jade Buddha head, starting at thirty million. Kenzo's unexpected bid and defiant attitude challenge his adversary's authority, setting the stage for a heated confrontation.Will Kenzo's daring moves at the auction lead to his downfall or mark the beginning of his triumphant return?
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