As Leon opened the [Trading House] panel, it materialized in front of him in a smooth, familiar way.
Its translucent interface hovered calmly as if it had always been there waiting for him to use it again.
And the mont his gaze focused on it, dozens upon dozens of items imdiately filled his vision.
Each one either being listed by other players or already being sold in real ti, with nas, prices, and categories shifting constantly as transactions occurred across the entire system.
For a brief mont, Leon simply observed everything in silence, his eyes moving from one listing to another as he took in the sheer activity of the market.
Because even though he had used the [Trading House] many tis in his past life, actually seeing it like this again after a bit still felt slightly surreal.
Right now, he knew that he could only sell his items to players within [Higher Domain #3], which ant that while there was still a decent demand, it was nowhere near the full potential of what he could achieve if his items were exposed to a much larger audience across all domains.
And yet, as he continued to scan the interface, his attention quickly shifted toward a small icon located on the side of the panel.
Sothing that most players would either overlook or simply ignore due to how difficult it was to unlock, but for Leon, it imdiately stood out.
"Beco a global seller."
He stared at those words for a brief second, then let out a small breath.
"Oh right, that thing."
Without hesitating, Leon reached out and tapped the icon.
Ding!
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[To beco a global seller, and be able to sell your items in every higher domain, you simply need to et these three requirents:]
[1. At least 300 items sold.]
[2. At least five of the items sold must have a value above 500,000 Eternal Coins.]
[3. Having sold an item from each category, including sub-talents, skill books and such.]
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Leon read through the requirents calmly, his expression not changing much as he processed each condition one by one.
While it was true that for the average player, these conditions would seem almost impossible to complete within a reasonable ti fra, for him, they were nothing more than a small obstacle that would naturally be cleared as he continued progressing.
The first requirent alone would take most players months to complete, especially since acquiring that many items worth selling was already difficult.
But Leon already had more than enough materials and drops to easily surpass that number once he started farming consistently.
The second requirent, which demanded at least five items valued above 500,000 Eternal Coins, was sothing that would completely block the majority of players, since items of that value were extrely rare and often kept rather than sold.
But once again, for Leon, who currently had access to multiple high-tier sub-talents and skill books, it was almost laughably easy.
And as for the third requirent, which required variety across categories, it was more of a technical condition than anything else.
Sothing ant to ensure that global sellers were versatile and reliable.
"I’ll be able to clear all this once I return from the [Expert Divine Temple]," Leon said with a small smile forming on his face as he closed the requirent panel, his mind already moving forward to what he needed to do next, "for now, [Higher Domain #3] should be more than enough."
Without wasting any more ti, Leon began listing his items one after another, his movents smooth and efficient as he placed each item in front of the panel, watching as it disappeared instantly and was replaced by a small input window where he could set the price.
He started with the sub-talent scrolls, carefully going through all of them, including the S-Level, A-Level, and B-Level ones, then moved on to the [Pyroman Ape Fur 4], the [Hell Bats], and finally the skill books, making sure that everything he wanted to sell was properly listed.
As he did this, Leon didn’t just randomly assign prices, instead relying on his deep understanding of the market from his past life, knowing exactly how much each item was worth, how rare it was, and how much players would be willing to pay for it.
Which allowed him to strike the perfect balance between maximizing profit and ensuring fast sales.
However, despite that balance, there was one thing that Leon deliberately decided to do differently this ti: he raised the prices.
Not by a small margin, but significantly enough to take advantage of the current situation.
Because he knew that right now, there were no competitors selling items of this caliber in this domain, which ant that anyone who needed them had no choice but to buy from him.
And so, instead of selling his S-Level sub-talent for what he considered a fair price, he increased it well beyond that, and did the sa for the skill books and other items.
After a few minutes, he finally finished listing everything.
Celeste and Emilia, who had been watching him quietly, quickly opened their own [Trading House] panels and searched for his ID.
"Wow..." Celeste’s eyes widened as she saw the listings appear in front of her, her expression filled with excitent, "All of the items are really here!"
"Not all anymore," Emilia added with a small smile as she continued scrolling through the listings, "so of them are already gone... they’re being sold."
And just as she said that, Leon began receiving notifications.
Ding!
[Your S-Level "Ultimate Fla Control" sub-talent was sold for 3,500,000 Eternal Coins.]
[Your "Hellish Swing (Legendary)" skill book has been sold for 500,000 Eternal Coins.]
Leon glanced at the notifications, a satisfied smile appearing on his face as he saw the numbers.
Not only were the items selling quickly, but they were selling at the higher prices he had set, which confird that his decision had been the right one.
In fact, judging by how fast they were being purchased, he even had the fleeting thought that he might have been able to push the prices even higher.
’No... don’t get greedy,’ Leon thought as he shook his head slightly, grounding himself before that idea could take root, ’this is already more than enough.’
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