The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 708 Dream World 46
Moran lay quietly on the bed. After a while, the dream world closed, and her consciousness returned to the real world.

Previously in the dream instance, she had already studied all the skill book knowledge in her hands and memorized it firmly.

Now that I'm back in the real world, I can't find anything to continue researching.

Sunlight streamed through the curtains outside the window; it was already early morning. In this technologically advanced dream world, it was clearly inappropriate to go out and practice magic in broad daylight.

"I have to find something to do..."

In this strange world, Moran couldn't stay still for a moment. She stretched, got up, turned on her communication watch, and began browsing the electrical technology products of this world.

Since there's no new magical knowledge to learn, let's collect some unique electrical technology products for the Book of Cards!

An electronic screen unfolded before her eyes, displaying a dazzling array of electrical technology devices: communication watches, household robots, robot companions... She casually selected a few items and added them to her shopping cart.

Actually, there is a lot of information about electrical energy technology that can be found online, but Moran is not interested in learning about it.

She simply purchased some physical books to use as material for the Book of Cards, so that she could create the corresponding {Knowledge Cards} later.

She usually only buys one of each item, but with so many different kinds, the Federal Credits she had exchanged earlier were quickly used up after just a few purchases.
During her frequent internet use, Moran also discovered an interesting phenomenon: many residents of the Dream Federation traded items from the dream world on the internet in the real world.

This is mainly because the dream world lacks a reliable online trading platform and does not have the necessary resources for electrical technology products such as tourmaline, making communication very inconvenient. Therefore, people usually make contact in the real world first and then agree to meet at a specific location in the dream world to trade.

Moran tapped his chin slightly as he browsed a forum dedicated to trading items from the dream world.

The most common transactions within the dream world are item exchanges, while transactions involving Federal Currency are relatively rare, and any transaction that comes up is quickly accepted by someone else.

After all, everyone knows that items in the dream world are much more valuable than those in reality.

Moran's Book of Cards can now be used to create quite a few items for the Dream World, many of which are hard currency among adventurers. It's not difficult to sell some of them for Federal Coins.

However, she knew it was not good to release too much stock at once, as a sudden large-scale sell-off would attract unnecessary attention.

Moran registered an account on the forum, created a purchase window for low-level mana potions on her homepage, and then posted a related thread with a link, listing the price as 10% higher than the market price she found online.

Since everyone's mana can only be restored in the dream world, mana potions that can restore mana are the best way for adventurers to maintain their ability to cast spells continuously in the real world.

Moran's post sold out in less than a minute, with her "5 bottles" stock sold out, all from the same buyer.

There are still a lot of people in the thread who didn't manage to get one and are kicking themselves.

Less than a minute after the post was published, all five bottles of potions were sold out. The comment section instantly exploded:

[User "Flame Dancer": Damn it! It disappeared after I refreshed the page!]

[User "Stardust": Which rich person bought it all at once? Give me a bottle!]

[User "Silver Moon": Do you still have any stock? I'll increase the price by 20%!]

Moran raised an eyebrow. She had considered that resources from the dream world would be in high demand in the real world, but she hadn't expected them to be this sought after. She quickly contacted an automated delivery company, and a round-headed delivery robot soon arrived to pick up the package.

From order placement to shipment, the entire process takes no more than one hour.

By observing other sellers' transaction records, she cautiously listed a few small items of similar value.

Each item was sold in limited quantities, quickly adding a considerable amount of Federal Dollars to her electronic account.

This money is enough for her to buy many of her favorite electric technology products.

However, she did not stop browsing and learning about the forum. It was not convenient for her to make a fortune and buy electrical technology products right now, but that did not stop her from getting to know some wealthy and powerful online celebrities. When she was about to leave the Dream World, she would do a few big deals with them and get what she wanted.

During this process, she paid special attention to several users who frequently used Federal Coins to purchase Dream World items at high prices.

Some people are long-term buyers of Fruit of Transformation, while others are long-term buyers of Mana Potions...

Unless there is a high level of trust or mutual confidence, it is difficult for such transactions involving real-world items and dream-world items to be completed, because they are impossible to regulate.

However, these users have top-tier transaction volumes within the forum, and some even display the names of their companies or organizations on their personal profiles.

He looks like someone with considerable fame and wealth in the real world.

Moran noted down all these potential big clients, waiting for the right moment to make a big deal with them.

Time flew by, and night soon fell again. Moran returned to the dream world.

When the dream world closes, time stands still and only resumes when the dream world reopens. In the eyes of the dreamers, the adventurers are only momentarily lost in thought, but for the adventurers, they have already returned to the real world and completed a day's work and life.

Of course, returning to the real world does not help adventurers recover their mana, and their physical condition also stagnates along with the stagnation of the dream world.

However, Moran really didn't need to recover. In the real world, she could still go online, but here she really didn't know what to do. She tossed and turned in bed for a while, but in the end, she couldn't bear to waste such a precious time in a daze. She got out of bed, quietly pushed open the door, and went out.

The entire stone house was shrouded in quiet darkness, with only a few embers remaining in the fireplace.

Moran didn't see Martina either; it seems she's still resting.

As the master fell into a deep sleep, all the mischievous shadows in the house quieted down.

In the dim firelight, only the shadows of objects lay still, like lifeless objects; even the shadow insects in the corner had vanished without a trace.

Among the shadow hunter skill books she read, there were some that allowed her to summon shadow pets to fight alongside her, but none of them could accompany her in daily life like Grandma Martina's shadow pets.

So Moran didn't know what was going on either.

The Shadow Clan has the ability to see in the dark, so Moran went straight to the bookshelf by the wall, ran his fingertips along the spines of the books, found the book called "Shadow Analysis" that Grandma Martina had mentioned, and took it out to read.