Ten days later, Nash and the others spent all 100 trillion chronos and bought everything they needed.
They have also picked all the items, materials, potions, and production hubs they had ordered before the auction.
With five days left before the Solaris Inter-Dinsional Ship arrived, everyone decided to explore the Xenus Junction and relax.
anwhile, Nash had already decided what help he wanted from the Xenus Domain and decided to et Lilliana.
"Do you want to co with ?" Nash asked Camilla and Elizabeth.
"No need, we’re fine here. We’ll just wait for you to join us." They shook their heads.
Although their first interaction with Lilliana was largely beneficial, it still left a mark on their hearts.
Feeling a little traumatized, they didn’t want to et such a powerhouse for a while.
"That’s fine. This should be quick."
Saying goodbye to the others, Nash headed toward the Void Pulse with Alexus.
Alexus didn’t want to co either, but as the guardian assigned to Nash, he had no choice.
Boarding the Void Pulse, Nash asked Atom to drive toward the Xenus Tower.
Atom was a better driver than him. Although he couldn’t reach infinite acceleration yet, the speed was enough to surpass most tier 8 battleships.
As for using the Tier 8 battleship he bought for more safety, it was too much of a hassle.
It was too big to park anywhere and had a lot of starting sequences before it could leave.
Thus, it was better to drive the Void Pulse for a one-stop trip.
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Driving through the Xenus Junction, they quickly arrived at the Xenus Tower.
Looking at the familiar place, Nash contacted Lilliana.
"You’re here? Go to Room B12. I’ll et you there."
"Got it, Your Excellency."
Knowing the eting place, Nash, Alexus, and Atom, who had taken apart the static space for safekeeping, began walking toward the room.
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Arriving at the room, Nash and the others finally t with Lilliana.
"Greetings, Your Excellency!" They bowed.
"Alright, just tell what you want. Have you decided?"
"Yes. First off, I want five Tier 4 Scientists!"
"Five tier 4 scientists? Are you sure?"
Among the list, a tier 4 scientist was one of the most expensive, costing the equivalent of 300 trillion for one.
Furthermore, this was just a temporary loan. After the cosmic competition, they would need to return to the Xenus Domain.
"Yes, I’m sure." Nash nodded.
Scientists were the driving force of any civilization. Although Nash believed he could do well enough, he was just one man.
To drive the cog of civilization himself was not only hard but ti-consuming.
Initially, Nash thought he would just make do. He didn’t expect the Xenus Domain would even offer the help of tier 4 scientists.
These scientists weren’t like Muraguri, who was still young. They were experienced researchers who had reached their level over ti through accumulation.
At the final stage of the cosmic competition, there was no longer limitation.
Besides the cosmic elites who had co through the cosmic competition, anyone could enter regardless of identity, as long as their strength t the quota limit.
Of course, the cosmic elites were still the core of the competition.
Not only were they the ones with the highest potential, they could also receive buffs from the shelter, giving them more advantages.
Given enough ti, from a hundred to a thousand years, these talents could easily reach tier 6 to 8 rank, becoming the backbone of a territory.
"What kind of scientists do you prefer?"
"I want two scientists specializing in Matter, two specializing in Energy, and one specializing in Life." Nash decided.
"Hmm. What about the others?"
"I want experienced tier 6 and 7 commanders, and a few civilization managers for a total of 1 quadrillion."
Although Nash recruited many forces, managing them was a headache.
Nash also didn’t have much experience commanding such a large battlefield.
While he could rely on his stock of knowledge and computational power, it was all theoretical and might not work in actual combat.
To adjust as quickly as possible and address any potential danger, Nash wanted experienced commanders.
These commanders were powerhouses who spent most of their ti fighting in the Wild Void Area.
Having experienced how chaotic and dangerous the place was, they could better guide them once they arrived.
As for civilization managers, they were also needed.
With over a hundred thousand planetary systems and tens of quadrillions of people, managing them was a nightmare.
Without a dedicated person, the place might be plagued with war and chaos.
Although there was Julius, he was still too green to handle such enormous work.
"This is easier. I’ll give you so of my people later. What else do you want?" Lilliana nodded, listing what Nash wanted.
Compared to scientists, experienced commanders and managers were nurous.
If not for the high rank Nash requested, she could even give them for free.
"I want the entire free database of the Xenus Junction."
"Hmm? Data? You’re too ambitious!"
The database wasn’t among the list Lilliana had ntioned.
However, noting Nash’s ability to acquire, store, and deduce knowledge, she had listed a few books for him to buy.
She didn’t expect that Nash didn’t want just those few, but wanted everything.
Although that data was free to copy, it was still enormous.
This wasn’t just the data of a single domain, but thousands.
"What’s the price? I want it uploaded to my Virtual Server." Nash asked seriously.
Although he could upload books into the [Library Module] faster, it still wasn’t enough.
From tier 1 to tier 8 knowledge, it was too much for him to digest alone.
Thus, noting that the Xenus Domain could connect two virtual servers and directly copy data, Nash was eager to get his hands on it.
Even if he had to forgo all his other requests, Nash was willing to sacrifice for knowledge!
"Fine. However, this will take a while. As for the price, I’ll give it to you for 2 quadrillion chronos." Lilliana said after a bit of calculation.
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