Azure Star Public Trading Zone:
After traveling at full speed for weeks, the Void Pulse arrived at the closest gathering point of tens of thousands of cosmic team alliances.
Looking at the grand scene, much less Nash and the cosmic elites, even the dozens of tier 8 War Gods they had on board were shocked.
Outside, Tier 8 battleships and War Gods were as common as grains of sand.
Anywhere their eyes swept, they felt an imnse pressure that sent a chill through their blood.
At that mont, all their arrogance and pride were flushed down the drain.
Like frogs in a well, all the arrogance they built up from developnt was rely a drop compared to the ocean.
"It seems we are still far from being able to roam this wild void area." Nash smiled wryly.
Although he had read so reports from their informants, seeing the scene himself still shocked him.
At this rate, the ten years of developnt he had set was not even enough to scratch the foundation of this public zone.
"I wonder what power was able to manage such a large trading zone?" Elizabeth muttered.
"It must be one of the Top Representatives of a Galactic Territory..." one of the leaders answered.
"A representative of a galactic territory..."
Hearing those words, they quickly understood what they were facing.
Such a team was basically the sa as a Chronos Saint team.
Possessing the foundation and peak talents of an entire galactic territory, their foundation was naturally far beyond a ragtag team like themselves.
Furthermore, unlike the cosmic teams in the Chronos Empire, other galactic territories were inford beforehand about the true nature of the competition.
In short, they weren’t just facing a top cosmic team alliance, but the foundation of an entire Galactic Territory.
Given the large gap between them, everyone quickly cald down.
Controlling the ship, the Void Pulse landed on the massive land formation in the center.
"Tsk, it’s too extravagant!" Torr clicked his tongue.
"Not just extravagant but also skillful. To achieve such a feat, there must at least be tier 7 scientists and tier 8 professionals." Cadence added.
A superland formation was different from a planet.
It was basically a floating flat landmass with its own gravity and stabilization asures.
Such a place was not only perfect for a market, but also experintal fields, training fields, and various other activities.
Unfortunately, they could only look with envy, unable to emulate the structure.
"Alright, don’t be too high-profile. We’ll et with the informant to get so information then we’ll disband to buy everything as fast as possible." Nash instructed as they got out of the Void Pulse.
"Got it, Supre Commander!"
More alert, they followed all the unspoken rules and walked inside the bustling market.
Different from normal markets in the Sun Star Area, the architecture around not only varied in size but also in design.
With different races and galactic territories in one place, it offered a different aesthetic to the buildings.
Arriving at the small dilapidated shop in the corner, they t the team of informants stationed in this area.
"Greetings, Supre Commander, I’m Phen Ulris, the leader of this team."
"It seems you are doing well, you even managed to set up a shop." Nash praised.
Although small and dilapidated, being able to establish themselves with just the strength of a tier 6 realm was already an amazing achievent.
"You overpraise , Supre Commander. The Azure Star Public Trading Zone is quite orderly. As long as one has money they could set up shop without limits."
"Furthermore, as long as we don’t default on the rent and evade tax, we would be under the protection of the Azure Guards." Ulris explained.
"Azure Guards?"
Unable to deduce the force behind the na, Nash could only inquire about what they ca for.
Before they ca here, they already asked Ulris and his team to scour the area to find where they could buy everything they needed.
From material shops and technology to treasures, resources, information, etc.
"There are the coordinates of the stores you asked about."
"Good, after you return to the Neon Star Alliance, I’ll reward you and your team generously!" Nash promised.
"It’s our duty, Supre Commander!" Ulris bowed excitedly.
Although it would still be a few years before the next shift ca, with the promised reward, he couldn’t wait to co back!
As for receiving the reward here? It was too dangerous.
Getting into the Azure Star Public Trading Zone was easy; leaving was the difficult part.
Without at least a fleet of tier 8 battleships, they couldn’t carry too much wealth and leave.
Once detected, they could only pray that the enemy would only loot and leave their lives behind.
Although Ulris said the place was orderly, it was only when one was inside; once outside, they would be torn apart by the pack of wolves from the other teams.
"Alright, you take care here. As for the others, we’ll et back at our landing coordinates earlier after a week."
"Rember, we only have a week to buy and explore the place; after that we have to leave!" Nash solemnly reminded.
To minimize the risk, they must shorten their stay in this place as much as possible.
In this way, even if they attracted danger, the enemy wouldn’t have enough ti to form an encirclent before their departure.
"As ordered, Supre Commander!"
morizing the coordinates, they split their teams into a dozen as they went their separate ways.
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Together with Camilla, Elizabeth, Julius, Torr, Tiatha, Cadence, and a few other talents and War Gods, Nash headed to the Ancestral Druid Elixir Shop.
As a race renowned for its top herbs and potions, it was his first choice.
Looking at the shop inside a hollowed-out giant tree, the group entered with excitent.
"Welco, guest. What do you want to buy?" An elderly tree walking on the ground greeted them.
"We want the most potent tier 5 Soul and Elental Potion you have." Nash said.
Initially, he planned to deduce a potion to accelerate his soul and elental training.
However, if this place could have potions suitable for him, Nash was willing to pay even if they were a little more expensive.
"Certainly, guest. Please follow ..."
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