What did a platinum-ranked resource an to creatures like Papa Dragon and Mama dragon compared to these candies, which, after so many years of monotony, brought sothing new and incredible into their lives?
Yes, they both understood that it was just a treat that runs out quickly and it always seems like it's not enough. But it was sothing special for both of them. After a bit of thought, they ca to the conclusion that paying for 10 of these candies was just 2 Platinum-ranked resources, not such a big sum considering that there were plenty of such resources in their personal lava lake.
Seeing that the dragons were deep in thought, Idan went over all the calculations in his head once more.
"The candies are worth 85 System Points, including the 15% discount we received from the Host of the Supre rchant System as a gift."
"By selling corpses and Platinum-ranked resources to System, we get about 50 to 100 System Points."
"I also noticed that on average, we get about 70-80 System points for selling Platinum-grade items, which is, of course, a little less than the cost of candies."
Considering the current situation, Idan, after his calculations, decided to take advantage of the opportunity and earn a little extra System Points by setting a price for 10 candies in the amount of two Platinum-rank resources.
"This way, not only will we not incur losses, but we may even be able to get so System Points," Idan mused, waiting for an answer.
"If we provide you with all the available resources, will we be able to get the sa amount of candy for them?" asked Papa Dragon before giving an answer.
"Of course," Idan readily confird.
"Any resources are suitable: artifacts, mana crystals or corpses of creatures — it doesn't matter, the main thing is the rank."
"If you only pay with golden-ranked resources, then one pack of 10 candies will cost four such resources," Idan continued.
"What about the diamond rank?" Mama dragon asked.
"The diamond one? Then one such resource will be enough," Idan replied with confidence.
The two adult dragons exchanged a quick glance and finally ca to an agreent.
"Okay, we agree and are ready to conclude a Soul Contract," they announced.
"A Soul Contract?" wondered Idan, who had not expected such a proposal from the dragons. "Okay, I agree, but before we conclude a contract, I want to clarify one point right away. Since I'm from another world, there may be situations where I won't be able to appear for a while. And I don't want to suffer from a violation of the Soul Contract."
"Hmm... well, we don't mind, but then you'll have to compensate for these periods of absence with extra candies. The more you're away, the more candy you'll owe us," Papa Dragon suggested. "But if your absence lasts too long, we have the right to consider that you have violated the contract."
"I agree with that," after thinking a bit, Idan agreed with that.
In the end, Idan reached an agreent with the dragons.
The dragons took the lead in paying, and depending on the amount they deposited, Idan was required to bring them candy once a week by Limbo ti. If he didn't show up, he had to make up for it with extra candies from his pocket.
Idan asked what to do if one of the two Temples appeared in the Lava Lake, and the dragons suggested skipping this week and not counting it in the calculation.
The contract was considered violated if Idan did not bring candies for too long.
Idan also did not forget to ntion that not only he personally can deliver candies, but also anyone on his behalf. The dragons, of course, were not against this condition and agreed.
The Soul Contract has been concluded.
"Oh, damn it, a Higher Realm Contract!" Idan's eyes widened in amazent when he realized that he had signed an epic rank contract (Rank 7).
"So I won't be able to break it without consequences until I reach the Epic Rank (7th rank)?" — he thought, not excluding such a scenario.
Idan didn't know the exact cost of an Epic-rank Soul Contract, but he was sure it was very expensive in System Points.
"It should cost at least 10,000 System Points," Idan thought, rembering that he and Arabel had paid 10,000 points to teleport a Rare-rank (Rank 6) creature from one world to another. They assud that this was the maximum value limit for Rank 6 items.
This ans that the cost of items of rank 7 should start from 10,000 points and above.
"And our second condition," Papa Dragon reminded Idan after signing the Soul Contract.
"We're tired of waiting and we want a change," said Mama Dragon, and Idan, of course, understood her hint.
As far as Idan understood from Geminia's words, the overseers didn't care who exactly would take over their Forbidden Zone — Nemo or soone else who would pass their trials and gain access to the Temple.
With these words, Mama dragon hinted to Idan to ask Nemo to conquer the Lava Lake or capture the Temple when it appears here.
"Why can't they create a barrier and say it straight?" Idan wondered, rembering how Geminia had done just that. "Perhaps this is the reason why Limbo's Mind has introduced new rules, and they avoid saying it directly?"
"Okay, don't worry about it, Idan," he told himself, trying not to load his mind with thoughts that he wouldn't get an answer to.
Catching the expectant gaze of the two dragons, Idan nodded at them.
During the ti he spent in this place, Idan's body was completely filled with energy and even began to beco oversaturated. He felt that if he stayed here any longer, he would receive harm instead of benefit.
The power of the fire elent in this place was too powerful for his current level.
Checking his body, Idan noticed sothing incredible that had escaped his attention.
The ring on his finger, which served as the key to entering the Kingdom and allowed him to drain the source of fire from the Kingdom when transforming into the "Fla Spirit Form", was currently actively absorbing the energy of the fire elent from the environnt.
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