Chapter 195: Temporary Large Transaction Market
"Uh, if possible, I want blueprints for large buildings, preferably the designs for the Lich's Tomb or the Bone Dragon's Grave."
"Don't count on that. I've only heard of the Lich's Tomb design, and I can guarantee that our guild doesn't have a single design for the Bone Dragon's Grave.
Fine, I'll talk to him for you. Also, I'll add triple the usual price.
Don't worry, they have money and won't shortchange you."
After letting the raven go, Liu Kai turned to Gu Xi and said,
"It's done. When we go back, you can stroll around in the and wait for my message."
Seeing Liu Kai's confident look, Gu Xi nodded. He also wanted to take a break in the Dispersed Immortal Garden, so waiting a few days wasn't a problem.
As long as the person Liu Kai introduced was really capable, the few days would be worth it.
"Alright, I have some matters to attend to. Feel free to wander around. If you want to go back to the Dispersed Immortal Garden, see that green teleportation gate over there? Just go through it.
However, if I were you, I wouldn't leave so early. I heard that players from the Extreme Frozen Sea and Death God's Snow Peak will be coming soon.
They might have some goods that the Dispersed Immortal Garden doesn't have. You can interact with them."
"Okay, thanks a lot!"
Hearing this from Liu Kai, Gu Xi responded. Whether he stayed or not was another matter.
After Liu Kai left, Gu Xi was about to go elsewhere when a few players suddenly surrounded him.
"Comrade, do you know Liu Kai?"
"Yeah, I've done business with him before. Why? Is there something wrong with him?"
Gu Xi glanced at the players, realizing they weren't here to cause trouble. Instead, there was a hint of envy in their eyes, which surprised Gu Xi.
"It's nothing, we just heard that the Poisoned Lich Liu's family's Poison Curse Book already has an heir, and it's that Liu Kai. This is a big deal; the Poison Curse Book is a top-tier purple item for necromancers.
Everyone is stuck at level 5, but fate can be so different."
A top-tier purple item for necromancers?
Gu Xi's eyes widened. He now understood Liu Kai's current status.
It seems that after activating his talent, Liu Kai's position at home had also changed.
At the same time, Gu Xi indirectly realized how important a top-tier purple item was to ambitious players.
Gu Xi decided to raise the price of the ghost face skin a bit more.
After leaving the players, Gu Xi walked around the market again.
Players had already completed transactions for skins and were now trading their spoils from the Necromancer's Disaster Array.
Gu Xi looked around and found that most of the items were green and white quality equipment and items.
Blue quality items were mostly kept by players unless they were unusable. They wouldn't sell them otherwise.
These white and green quality items didn't catch Gu Xi's attention unless they had particularly good attributes.
After a few rounds of finding nothing interesting, Gu Xi was about to leave.
At this moment, he noticed a group of players gathered around a spot, seemingly excited about something for sale.
Gu Xi's curiosity was piqued.
He walked over and tapped one of the players.
"Comrade, what's happening here? It looks lively."
"Oh, you don't know? A player got lucky and obtained a Bridge Pillar. It's a good item. Once placed, it can create a Bloodthirsty Bridge Training Camp that produces five ogres per week.
He's now selling ogre hiring slots."
"Ogres?"
Gu Xi was momentarily confused, but then he understood what the player meant.
They weren't little ghouls but a mid-tier unit known as Big Stick Giants, standing two to three meters tall and fighting with large clubs.
They had some innate abilities, including automatically activating the Bloodthirst skill.
For necromancers, they were the best materials for creating Abominations or Stitch Monsters.
And the Bridge Pillar the player mentioned was similar to Gu Xi's Hut Backpack.
However, Gu Xi's Hut Backpack provided Farmer Huts, a low-tier unit.
The Bridge Pillar provided a Bloodthirsty Bridge, a mid to high-tier unit.
The difference was significant.
"Will he sell the Bridge Pillar?"
Gu Xi asked.
"No way. Many players have asked, but he refused. He only sells three ogres per week and keeps two for himself."
Gu Xi understood this was an ambitious player.
He knew what he had gained and ensured to keep control over his last benefit, not selling the wild training camp's control.
Gu Xi admired this attitude.
He also realized that players indeed had good items; he just hadn't looked long enough.
So, Gu Xi dismissed the thought of leaving and continued wandering around.
Gu Xi's luck was indeed good at times.
Soon, he noticed a player displaying a bone on a stall.
It was a rib bone, three meters long, with some flesh still attached.
Gu Xi touched it and then asked,
"Is this a Bone Giant's rib? Do you have a complete corpse?"
"Yes, I killed a Wight Leader. The corpse is intact, but I won't sell it whole."
The player looked at Gu Xi, "The ribs and spine are more expensive, other bones are cheaper."
Gu Xi was puzzled. The player seemed to know a lot about bones.
Wouldn't it be better to sell them together?
Before Gu Xi could ask, the player interrupted,
"Don't ask, it's just because I want to."
"Alright, give me two ribs."
The player was stunned.
Two ribs? That's too little. Players buying bones for Bone Dragons start with at least twenty.
What's this?
Could he have figured out my plan?
The player wondered.
Actually, he didn't have a Bone Giant's corpse. He had a rare skill, Bone Synthesis.
He could combine ordinary bones into giant ribs or spine bones.
So, he could sell many ribs or spines but couldn't provide a complete Bone Giant corpse.
Gu Xi's attitude made him think his ability had been discovered.
"Fine, I'll give you a discount, but don't tell anyone."
Gu Xi blinked, question marks appearing above his head.