Rean laughed ins response. "Hahaha! Sure, I will help you with it. Oh, and you might want to get better acquainted with Kentucky in that case."
Zangeshu narrowed his eyes. Just like Rean, Zangeshu also didn't like Kentucky's personality at all. "Why should I?"
"He is a Minokawa, and Minokawas have an innate ability to feel the presence of rare tals in the environnt. Why do you think so piles of ores appear in the Dinsional Realm now and then?" Rean asked back.
"I thought they were all just Kentucky's food," Zangeshu answered truthfully.
"Well..." Rean couldn't deny that. "You are not wrong there. But I also use them for my forging. Most of the things I'm selling here have so of the ores and tals Kentucky found in their alloy compositions. But yeah, they are also his food since it helps improve his bloodline."
Zangeshu pondered a bit and sighed in the end. "Fine. I'll see if I can talk to the bird."
Rean smiled and didn't say anything else.
*Tun, tun, tun, tun, tun, tun...*
Requests and more requests arrived nonstop. Fortunately, the system of the trading center was well made. If you made a request and soone else tried to request the sa thing, the second individual wouldn't be able to submit it. It would only beco available again if the first trade failed. Otherwise, it would disappear from the system altogether.
Several cultivators began to arrive in the trading center, now aware of the great deals that were happening there. Soone was selling top-notch equipnt that would usually cost a fortune in any of the Blacksmith Workshops or Treasure Shops. Not to ntion, the word was that they were even better.
Rean spent his next thirty minutes selling his equipnt until everything he had crafted on the side during those years of cultivation was finally gone. Now, the pile of Divine Stones increased again in the Celestial Soul Dinsional Realm, and they probably wouldn't need more until they reached the Peak Stage of the Sky Void Tempering Realm.
"Phew... that should be it," Rean nodded, satisfied. He then sat on the floor in a corner and simply waited.
"Are we staying here?" Zangeshu asked, confused.
Rean faintly smiled. "We have to. Even if the trading center doesn't let identities be known, it would be too suspicious if we just finished selling everything and left straight away. We will stay here for an hour. With these thousands of cultivators coming and going, it will be impossible to pin these things on us."
"I see..." Zangeshu didn't mind and sat down as well, bringing so Divine Stones for him to cultivate. He made sure to keep up with the training schedule given by Rean without fail. After all, his cultivation technique had a backlash in case he didn't.
The next day was already coming up and at the Formations Guild, Rean and the others gathered again. Kentucky and Rifindio seed relaxed; no doubt they had a good ti. Roan got everything he needed and just wanted to make sure the teleport would occur without any issues. Last but not least, Rean and Zangeshu had completed their tasks and had already prepared everything for the teleportation.
They soon joined the queue for the next Long-Distance Teleport, their presence catching a little bit of attention. Such Long-Distance teleports are usually very expensive, so you wouldn't see Void Tempering Realm or Transition Realm experts using them on their own. They ignored that and waited for the call.
-Those going to Catrid Continent, please co to the platform.- The voice echoed in the waiting room.
The twins' group followed the other experts, and a total of thirty or so of them stepped on the teleport formation. Catrid Continent was on the way to Qediya Continent, so they would need to take another teleport there as well.
The formation activated, and with a flash of silver light, the twins' group disappeared. Little did they know, or perhaps they did know everything, but a huge commotion was going on in the network of Qlonvi Continent, several rewards appearing regarding any information about Rean, Kentucky, Rifindio, or the Divine Parasol Tree. Well... regarding their identities during that ti, that is. By now, they have already slotted new Divine Stones into their Bracelets in Rifindio's case, and changed their VS Devices slotted into their CDs. Not to ntion, they look completely different again.
One of the teleport formations in Catrid then lit up, and those thirty or so experts appeared with a flash of silver light. Most of them walked out of the Formations Guild, going to other places. The twins' group, however, quickly paid for th next teleportation as Qediya Continent was the next stop.
Nothing much happened during that ti. They had to wait for another two days, though. The Catrid Continent didn't have as many experts wishing to teleport away, and the Long- Distance Teleport Formation only worked when enough individuals were gathered. Otherwise, the guild would operate at a loss.
*Zush!*
Finally, the teleport activated, and after a flash of silver light, the twins' group disappeared once more.
Qediya Continent was slightly different. Although it also snowed, it wasn't as much as it did back in Qlonvi. So places even had a ltdown during small periods of ti, allowing for so vegetation to grow. Such places were obviously more coveted by the populace, so the Capital of Qediya Continent was located in one of such places.
*Zush!*
In the City of Ranfrin, the capital of Qediya, another teleport formation was activated in the Formations Guild. A total of 47 experts appeared on top of it right after the silver light disappeared.
Coming down from the platform, Rean and the other looked around, and they especially felt the difference in temperature; a lot warr there.
Going to one of the counters, Rean asked one of the Formations Masters. "Hello, friend. Are there any teleports going to Valas City?"
"Valas, you say?" The Formations Master narrowed his eyes. "That place is out of the limits. You better go back from where you ca and co back a few years later. Perhaps it will be opened by them."
Sure enough, paying for the 'cheap' clue of the Celestial Soul System wouldn't give the twins an easy ti.
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