Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 241 The Auction House's Final Ultimate Three-Way Choice
Normally, auction houses hold their auctions on the 1st of each month.

At this point in time, all players who have either completed the main storyline or completed the evacuation have returned to the Chosen Space. Leaving the latter aside for now, the former must have had some time to stay in the space and still have some small amount of money that they haven't had time to spend, so it is very suitable for harvesting (crossed out) bidding.

At the same time, the auction also provides a space for solo players and player groups to gather and communicate.

Of course, not just anyone can come in.

If you're purely a buyer, you need a certain amount of assets to participate. People who only have a few cents in their pockets shouldn't bother joining in; they should focus on grinding in the bounty quest logs.

As for the seller, as long as the seller is deemed to have auction value by the auction house and is included in the auction process, they are eligible to participate and bring a small number of companions.

However, there are no restrictions on formal attire here, and since it's inside a space, you can spend money to modify your appearance at any time. So, looking around, you see all sorts of strange and unusual people everywhere in the auction house.

Cheng Tian didn't go for anything too complicated; he just styled his hair in a unique, "emo" look that he'd never tried before.

His long, orange, and flamboyant hair obscured his vision, forcing him to see things as if through a curtain.

"Well, you guys don't necessarily have to match my look..."

Seeing Eileen and the others who had also styled themselves in similar ways, Cheng Tian couldn't help but cover his cheek, trying hard to control the trembling of his facial muscles.

Irene styled her hair into a Super Saiyan 3 style, reaching her waist, making her look extremely heavy. She even hid her eyebrows, giving her a fierce appearance.

Among a host of even less reliable options, Bazett opted for a super mushroom head, and with every step and hop, the mushroom caps bounced around together.

Mina, at Eileen's insistence, adopted a Shibuya-style dark-skinned glamorous look.

With its crystal-clear, multicolored manicures, head covered in glittery stickers, a modified sailor uniform, pink skirt, long cotton socks, and chunky shoes, combined with its naturally dark skin tone, this Shibuya vibe is instantly captivating!
However, in the Chosen Space, this is nothing compared to the great power.

For example, as soon as Cheng Tian entered, he bumped into a female Minotaur wearing three tube tops. When he apologized and turned around, he saw an elegant female insectoid creature that was clearly a mixture of many snowflake moth elements...

Well, these special XP systems were quite a shock to Cheng. It can only be said that this kind of mixed environment was indeed an eye-opener.

Cheng Tian's Crimson Chaos Wand was placed in the Bronze-level auction house because its value was beyond the reach of ordinary, low-level and Iron-level players. Moreover, it was being auctioned as a prized possession. According to the auction house, a considerable number of powerful and wealthy Bronze-level players had their eyes on the wand.

Cheng Tian, ​​the seller, also received a large number of private messages handled by the auction house.

This is considered an extra layer of protection provided by the auction house, ensuring privacy.

Then Cheng Tian witnessed the diversity of species.

Cheng Tian could understand all sorts of people: those making normal transactions, those buying at inflated prices, those wanting to exchange goods, and even those begging for alms.

He genuinely hadn't expected that after being baptized by the jungle law of the Chosen Space, where only raw strength mattered, there would still be players threatening him via private messages to hand over their magic wands, or they would activate their tracking ability to enter the dungeon and hunt him down. However, this did serve as a reminder to Cheng Tian that since he also had the authority to forcibly replace the main questline once using the Mutant Dinosaur Quick Strike, the threats from other players to forcefully follow him into the dungeon might not be just empty words.

Regarding these idiotic threatening private messages, Cheng Tian simply instructed the auction house to provide them with a simple and clear standardized reply.

Fuck your mother!
The entire auction process went very smoothly, and Cheng Tian deliberately withheld his tens of thousands of yuan from upgrading his equipment, hoping to find a bargain at the auction house.

After all, not all players can immediately understand the added value of some equipment and items, and that's exactly what Cheng Tian was targeting.

Because the auction house had announced in advance that the Crimson Chaos Wand would be the final item up for auction, many players reserved their funds specifically for bidding on the wand. As a result, the other, more ordinary items in the auction didn't fetch much price and attracted fewer bidders.

Soon, with the atmosphere already tense, the auction house finally released the final slots for using the Crimson Chaos Wand.

There was no need for a host to create an atmosphere; the eager players had already started bidding, and the price soared, quickly reaching the threshold of 200,000.

For players in Iron and Bronze ranks, this number is already quite staggering.

It's important to understand that players who can pull out this amount in one go are either naturally hoarders who are happy just having money in their hands, even if it leads to an increase in their implicit rating, or they have already sold off a considerable number of valuable inventory items.

In terms of pure Chosen Coins, this is already the limit that top players at this stage can spend in one go. Naturally, the auction enters the stage of Chosen Coins + rare items, and at this stage, Cheng Tian has the authority to intervene.

Because the estimated value of an item in space and its value to the player are not entirely equivalent, when funds are equal, it's up to Cheng Tian to decide who to sell it to.

Ultimately, there were three groups of players in the final round of the auction, each with a maximum budget of 200,000, but the rare items they were bidding for were not entirely the same.

Buyer #1 provided a golden dagger called "Seagull." This item deals almost no damage, but it has an incredibly powerful attribute: "100% better chance of obtaining magical equipment."

Simply possessing this item will significantly increase the chance of obtaining items from chests dropped by monsters.

If it weren't for its low damage output and the fact that it occupies a weapon slot, this item could definitely fetch a very high price.

Number 2 provided an A-grade skill scroll called "Treasure Crystal," which comes from "Dragon King Warrior." This skill scroll can create "Treasure Crystals," which, when exploded, can destroy enemies and forcibly convert them into valuable items.

This is actually a specialized version of the spell crystals from Dragon Warrior. Apart from the various elemental orbs and the group frog transformation spell, this treasure crystal is the most powerful.

In the past, Cheng Tian would most likely have chosen the Treasure Crystal, but for Cheng Tian, ​​who has the Three Treasures title, something that occupies a skill slot isn't really that valuable.

Number 3 offers a special item called "Black Pearl Fragment." While its suggested recycling value is far lower than the Seagull Dagger and Treasure Crystal, it serves as an entry ticket to an exclusive dungeon.

A special instance called "Ys: Origins".

(End of this chapter)