416: Chapter 403 Rules_4 416: Chapter 403 Rules_4 Goli gave Long Ming a meaningful glance and then replied.
That’s a total of 2.8 billion Star Coins.
Please keep them safe.”
Under normal circumstances, the Federation wouldn’t have so many gold and silver points, but they differ from other civilizations as they had participated in the Earth Cup twice.
Accumulating such essence naturally made them richer than others; it was a daring bet!
Fortunately, they had won the bet after giving up on the first Heavenly Cup.
All the nations clenched their teeth to unite and overcome difficulties, enduring until the second Earth Cup began.
They did not massacre each other or collapse.
Goli handed a card to Long Ming.
Long Ming took the card.
After finishing everything, Goli turned and left immediately.
At this moment, Augustus and other councilmen looked at Long Ming with very unpleasant expressions.
“Why do I feel like Star Ring summoned us here to use us as disposable shields to resist the Monster.”
“Yes, like cannon fodder.”
Long Ming raised his hand to stop everyone and said in a deep voice.
“Fate is something we fight for ourselves; instead, I think this is not a bad thing.
Let’s not talk anymore.
This is also our opportunity, our chance to rise.”
Augustus nodded in agreement one after another.
At that moment, Long Ming suddenly turned his head towards the distance, and a few figures hurried away.
“Someone is watching us, but it’s unclear whether they are humans or something else.
Let’s ignore them for now.
Right now, let’s go see what resources and weapons we can exchange to better discuss and maximize the use of our limited funds,” Long Ming replied gravely.
“Alright, but should we look for a store to exchange, or find a Mechanical Pillar?”
“Find a Mechanical Pillar.
I have a feeling the Mechanical Pillar is likely set up by the Star Ring’s master.
The store isn’t certain; although it might be cheaper, it’s risky as they know much more than us.”
The others responded one by one.
Then Long Ming led his people towards a Mechanical Pillar with no one around.
Meanwhile, Nick whispered to the broadcasting device in his hand, “Dear people, what follows involves Federation secrets, so we will cease the public broadcast.
With that, Nick cut off the broadcast signal.
Suddenly, Su Mo’s TV screen turned to static.
Su Mo was dumbfounded as he had been engrossed in the broadcast.
He was extremely curious about what could be exchanged in Star Ring City.
Once curiosity kicks in, it can be quite unbearable.
Su Mo paced back and forth in his room, feeling a bit vexed.
Although the Federation did not restrict civilians from accessing the truth, even if the people knew the uses of gold and silver points, they likely couldn’t make much of an impact with them.
Because to use these two items, one must go to Star Ring City.
And going to Star Ring City definitely requires a ship, and currently, only the Federation possesses ships, meaning control over the exchange channels is in the hands of the Federation.
Having so much money himself, he also found it difficult to exchange, maybe there will be a way in the future, but at least for now, that’s the reality. Thɪs chapter is updated by ɴovelfire.net
Elsewhere, Long Ming and others stood in front of a Mechanical Pillar, checking the exchange interface.
Everyone was stunned as they looked at the extensive list of exchangeable items.
An I-type Genetic Potion that could comprehensively strengthen a person, capable of extending one’s life by a hundred years, required only 100 Star Coins.
It was incredibly cheap, but this was only for the lowest level of Genetic Potion; the higher the grade, the more expensive it got.
For instance, a V-type Genetic Potion would cost one billion Star Coins, and depending on the variety, the prices varied.
The variety of ships was drool-worthy.
They even saw a Star Destroyer selling for 100 billion Star Coins.
Its listed specifications clearly stated it was equipped with a Meteor Cannon capable in its full energy state, of easily destroying a standard planet.
Ships capable of destroying planet-level objects were something they wouldn’t even dare to dream of ordinarily.
Now just a bunch of exchange figures, how could it not be immensely tempting?
“Quick, look at this· Planet-Level Fortress!
It’s super cheap, only 2000 billion Star Coins,” Spade said, his eyes red with excitement.
Long Ming also frowned and reminded, “Calm down, we only have 2 billion Star Stones, and we can’t just exchange for one type of item.
We need to exchange production lines, blueprints, reserve materials, and various desperately needed items.”
Upon hearing Long Ming’s words, Spade and the others gradually calmed down, replaced by immense disappointment.
It was as if the treasure was right before their eyes, almost within reach, but unfortunately, they were just short of funds.
“Long Ming, you are the most composed here, so you handle the purchases, and we will support you unconditionally,” Augustus said gravely.
Augustus now dared not let others give opinions, including himself, as he was tempted to spend all their money to buy a large ship.