Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 104 Pricing, Questions

After a while.

“Ah-ah-ho-ah-ah”

Several demonic howls were heard from the three autopsy rooms.

As the wailing sound subsided, three three-ring great wizards walked out of the autopsy room.

"I extracted this basic rune fragment from the bone demon." Alicia tapped the continental communicator in her hand, a light curtain emerged, and a tiny crimson fragment appeared in the light curtain.

"I extracted this from the winged demon."

“I extracted it.”

The old man and the middle-aged man each made a light screen pop up on the continental communicator, showing the rune fragments they extracted from the abyss demon.

The three of them looked at the rune fragments extracted from each other and found that two were similar and one was not similar.

"This basic rune fragment is indeed very special." Alicia looked solemn and asked the two colleagues in front of her, "Should we report it to Representative Ron first?"

Any basic runes that are difficult to extract are undoubtedly special.

Although it has not been verified, in her opinion, there is a need to report it to the higher authorities.

"Let's wait." The old man shook his head slightly. "It's meaningless to report now. Let's complete this basic rune first. It won't be too late to make a decision after testing it."

As the representative of the Speaker, Ron is in charge of all affairs of the entire Betula continent and is really too busy.

He believes that every report to his superiors must be meaningful.

Rather than reporting the good news based on a possible guess, you will end up being disappointed.

"I think Bernard is right." The middle-aged wizard agreed, "Let's verify the results first."

"Okay, then what do you think is a suitable price for this 'conjecture'? 1000 million contribution points?" Alicia asked.

Their task is to select valuable conjectures and results, and to pre-price and recommend them.

The value of this conjecture is beyond doubt, and whether the pricing is appropriate is related to their reputation.

She simply quoted a price that was sky-high compared to other conjectures, but just right for this conjecture.

"Ten million is too much." The middle-aged wizard frowned slightly. "The other guesses are only one million contribution points at most. A tenfold increase is too high. I think it's best to set the price at five million first."

The total amount of contribution points they have allocated is only 300 million a year. If one-thirtieth of it is removed, what if the result of this conjecture is not that useful?
"Hayes, you are too biased. I think it would be more appropriate to just give 20 million."

The old man Bernard smiled and said, "Anyway, the year is almost over, and there is still 130 million left. Why not set an example and give other wizard researchers some motivation."

Personally, he is very optimistic about this new discovery.

Anyway, the contribution points quota will be available next year after this year's quota is used up, so it doesn't matter if you give out a little more.

"Well, then let's just say 10 million." The middle-aged wizard Hayes coughed and decisively stood on Alicia's side.

This guy Bernard is really not afraid of being questioned by many wizard researchers. He asked for 20 million right away.

If it was really sent at this price, he suspected his communicator would explode in the next second.

"Ten million, two to one, it's settled." Alicia started operating the communicator without any hesitation.

She was also shocked by Bernard's proposal. The price of 20 million was really a bit outrageous.

This conjecture is just a conjecture after all. Before the results come out, no one can predict how important that basic rune will be.

If there are really great results, we will add more when the time comes.

On the basement floor of Cooper Wizard Tower, in the bedroom of Lore's autopsy room.

"The initial price is 10 million?"

Lor looked at the notice in the "Rationing" column, raised his eyebrows, and was a little surprised, "Those three wizards in charge of pricing are quite capable!"

Originally, in his estimation, a preliminary price of 5 million would be good, after all, it was just a guess. If their vision was too poor, they might give their guess a 1 million contribution point.

Only after the results come out will it be time to see whether Ron is generous or not.

After turning off the notification, Lor clicked on the "Abyss" column and took a look.

At a glance, he saw that his conjecture was hung at the top of the "Abyss" column.

Click on guess and scroll to the bottom.

Lines of comments come into view, and they are increasing every moment.

[A guess priced at 10 million? Are you kidding?]

[If you didn't say this was a guess, I would have thought it was a result. ]

[What are the three great wizards doing? ]

【This conjecture is actually quite interesting. 】

[I seem to have heard of this name from a friend somewhere.]

[Isn't that the name of the Falling Star Wizard? Hasn't he always been on the front line? Why did he suddenly publish a conjecture? ]

【I'll go ask.】

The vast majority of comments questioned the rationality of the three great wizards pricing a conjecture at 1000 million contribution points.

This is normal, after all, the other guesses are at most one million.

It was a bit abrupt to suddenly come up with a guess worth 10 million contribution points.

Only a few people did not pay attention to the value of this conjecture, but paid attention to the content of the conjecture.

Others noticed Lor's name.

Although Lore is not well-known in the experimental circle, some wizards have heard about him from their friends.

This group of people seemed particularly shocked.

A titled wizard who had been doing support missions on the front line crushed them with just a random guess.

How does this make them feel embarrassed?

"Let's go and verify it." Luo Er flipped through the comments slowly, his lips slightly curved, "As long as the verification is completed, I can at least break through the third ring."

The more doubts this conjecture received, the happier he became.

Because when enough people question it, more people will verify it.

Once they have verified the results and summarized them, they will add fuel to the flame of the hypothesis.

Finally, he successfully pieced together the complete basic rune of abyss energy.

"Looking at the situation, it will take no more than half a year for the results to be fully realized." Lor spent a long time reviewing the article and finally closed it with satisfaction.

Before that, he had to plan the fusion process of his third fusion witchcraft carefully.

The third fusion witchcraft must be a witchcraft that can help improve speed or the ability to escape.

Escaping has always been one of the things that space wizards are best at.

This is also one of the fundamental reasons why Lor chose the space wizard without hesitation.

If there were no unexpected problems like the 'Void' basic space rune, Lor would officially master the first witchcraft that truly touches space.

"It's almost there, it's almost there." Luo Er's heart was full of anticipation, "It won't be long before even most of the fourth-order life forms can't do anything to me."

(End of this chapter)