I Live on the Land in Global Games

Chapter 519: 502 DismissalChapter 519: Chapter 502 Dismissal

The bestsellers this time are the rubies and blue gemstones from Li Luoxia’s place, as well as the Crosshair Skill Books and Equipment Enchantment Books from Mu Ying here.

The unit price of these items is 100 Source Power, which is a trivial amount to everyone present.

Moreover, these items have low Source Power consumption when converted but have very good effects, making their cost-performance ratio quite high.

“There’s another matter I need your help with...” Mu Ying said after the trade was completed.

“What is it? You’ve shared so much valuable information with us for free, we’ll definitely help if we can,” Draco said.

He truly appreciated her. She had come from far away to find him in the wilderness, and although it was on his brother’s request, nobody else owed them anything. The more he knew about her, the more he realized that the reward meant almost nothing to her. Even without this incident, his brother was still going to cooperate with Qingshan City.

“Right! We’re a community with shared interests, so it’s only right that we help each other out,” Edwin said.

The others nodded in agreement.

Mu Ying didn’t stand on ceremony, “This matter is related to my Profession’s cultivation; cultivating new types of plants is one of the important pathways for a Druid’s practice, so I want to ask you all to help me collect unique plant seeds that you encounter in the Trial Worlds. I’m willing to purchase them at a 10% mark-up over the Source Power conversion base price.”

In the Emerald World, Mu Ying had already cultivated most of the unique plants, and although they weren’t all fully bred in reality yet, she had already planted most of them.

Without new varieties of plants, her Professional Experience earning rate was going to slow down significantly, so she needed to think of other methods in advance.

The Trial Worlds of the trade association members were also one of the resources she could access, and it would be perfect to utilize them.

The generous contributions she had previously made were not only for the development of her Mother Star but also to work collaboratively to increase the utilization rate of Trial World resources.

A single person only has three initial Trial Worlds, but eight people together have twenty-four, a win-win situation for everyone.

“But we’ll have to wait until you all have opened more complete worlds with full rules,” Mu Ying added.

Draco suddenly realized something, “How did I not think of that! I can directly convert the plants I encounter for study. I can help you collect them right now; I’ve always been wandering in the woods, haven’t I? There are plenty of plants I haven’t seen in reality, and you don’t need to pay extra for them, just the original price. However, if you find out what the plants are and their uses or exploitable aspects, could you tell me? I’ve encountered many plants that I don’t recognize, and even if they bear particularly enticing fruit, I dare not eat them for fear of poisoning my Trial character to death!”

“No problem,” Mu Ying agreed without hesitation: “I’m quite adept at studying plant effects.”

She had the Spell to Identify Plant information after all.

“That’s great!” Draco was also delighted. Now he felt like he had a real breakthrough in exploring the forests he didn’t know how to utilize.

If there truly were valuable plant resources, and he understood how to exploit them, he wouldn’t worry even if his Second Trial World was entirely forest.

Everyone was happy with this.

Chisima Huizi blinked, “Is cultivating new plants important for Druid Practice?”

She had never thought about cultivating a new plant before, nor did she have the ability; she only knew how to plant, care for, and heal plants.

Mu Ying nodded her head, “You’ll earn slightly more Professional Experience than you would with regular planting.”

Chisima Huizi had previously discussed the secrets of Druid cultivation with Mu Ying briefly, and was astonished by her incredible Perception Attribute, so she assumed the big difference in their pace of practice was mainly due to Talent.

After all, in today’s world, as long as one hasn’t given up on advancing, everyone works hard.

But because of different talents, the same effort can lead to different results.

Now she realized that Mu Ying’s advantage wasn’t just Talent; her understanding and exploration of her Profession were also above others.

This was another reason why she earned Professional Experience more easily than others.

At least she hadn’t thought about other ways to earn Professional Experience.

After humbly exchanging insights on Druid practice with her, she indeed found it very enlightening.

“I’m planning to start my initial exploration of the Third World tonight. I’m not sure about the time difference, so the arrangements might be a bit chaotic, which means I might not make it to our gatherings in the next few evenings,” Mu Ying mentioned before they disbanded.

“Wishing you every success,” Li Luoxia said.

“Once the test house gets to me and I’ve done one test, I’ll also prepare to continue my travels!” Vinica said, “That would be about a week from now.”

She had to travel to more places and gain more inspiration to create more and advance her Profession Level.

Now that the Trial World issues had been largely settled, it was time to intensify her exploration of these worlds and continue her journey.

“I haven’t left my territory in quite some time. I might go back soon. If you need anything, just contact me through the Dingling Flower, and taking the Transmission Array is quite convenient,” Maz said.

“I’m also planning to go back to the Neon Area soon,” Chisima Huizi added.

“Then, until we meet again! No matter where you are, remember to come by the trade meet when you’re free, we’ll all be here!” Edwin concluded and felt like he was missing something but couldn’t for the life of him remember what.

“...”

Atom knew himself well and promptly filled in, “I’m not planning to leave Qingshan City for the time being. I’m considering settling down here.”

As soon as he spoke, Edwin remembered the one he had forgotten, and, masking his embarrassment, quickly put an arm around him, “That’s fantastic! My good brother, from now on, you can join our squad and team up to go hunting monsters! Draco is the tank, I’m the support, and we have a Forest Patrol archer named Xie Sen; you’re the assassin!”

“I still prefer to act alone. My trait doesn’t really work well with others in a team,” Atom declined.

Teaming up would always lead to the same result: he would just become the invisible man in the group.

Being an invisible man on his own was fine, but being invisible to his own teammates in coordinated combat meant they couldn’t possibly work together.

Edwin waved it off, “No problem, it doesn’t matter if you don’t team up. We can still hang out at the tavern for drinks and cards when we have some downtime. A lone wolf can still have friends. I’ll introduce you to our other teammate sometime.”

Feeling slightly embarrassed for always forgetting him, he didn’t believe that he couldn’t overcome Atom’s low presence with a few more get-togethers and some familiarity.

“Mm,” Atom responded noncommittally. He didn’t mind making friends, but he often found himself easily forgotten by friends. Over time, he had grown accustomed to it.