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Chapter 220 Cross-War Zone Transaction: Yang Ben's Urgent Matter!

After finishing everything, Ye Feng hung up the chat channel and prepared to rest.

Today, Deng Shijie and several other survivors also helped exchange items free of charge, which moved Ye Feng deeply.

Perhaps we can ask them later if they would like to join our alliance.

The alliance hasn't shown any special function yet, but Ye Feng deduces that it will definitely have special uses in the future!
Therefore, the more reliable the alliance members recruited, the better.

After closing the chat channel interface, Ye Feng remembered to check the newly unlocked features.

Cross-Battle Zone Trading Feature!
This feature was unlocked on the twenty-fifth day, but Ye Feng was busy with other things at the time and only glanced at it once without learning the details.

Now that I have some free time, I might as well take a look at what's available in the [Cross-Regional Trade] section.

Opening the "Cross-Regional Trading" interface is somewhat like the auction house in an old online game.

One page contains ten rows of item information.

Each survivor can list a maximum of three items on the trading market.

Then you can initiate price negotiations for ten items each day, which means offering the items you're prepared to trade with the other party.

If the other party accepts the price negotiation and agrees to the deal, then the transaction will be completed.

Survival games involve trading items between the two players.

However, one thing that left Ye Feng speechless was that the [Cross-Battle Zone Trade] did not provide a search function, but instead offered ten items each time. If you were not interested, you could choose to refresh.

However, many of the items that players put up are already duplicates, and some survivors even put up items like monster crystals as treasures, making it even more difficult to find useful items.

The reason Ye Feng didn't spend his energy sweeping through the so-called "cross-war zone trade" was because its randomness made the probability of finding good items too low!

Perhaps if we keep refreshing, we can find something useful.

However, this process was too time-consuming, and Ye Feng didn't want to waste too much time on it.

Ye Feng refreshed the page many times, but still couldn't find anything useful.

For most survivors, this means acquiring a basic piece of equipment or a slightly better magic scroll.

In their eyes, these were all pretty good items, and they were directly listed in the [Cross-Regional Trade] section.

But for Ye Feng, it increases the probability of invalid refreshes!
Ye Feng casually refreshed the page more than ten times, but did not find what he wanted.

"It seems this thing is only suitable for casual use when you have nothing else to do. Whether you get any treasures or not depends entirely on fate!"

At this point, Ye Feng casually clicked the refresh button again, and his eyes swept around. This time, he actually discovered something that caught his eye!

It was a small bottle, about the size of a palm.

The bottle opening was somewhat damaged, and even the bottle body had several holes.

The items listed in the [Cross-Region Trading] section can be viewed as a 360-degree virtual image.

After looking around, Ye Feng became even more determined to buy it!
Because this seemingly broken bottle bears an striking resemblance to one of Ye Feng's special items.

That's the [Past Days Equipment Collector]!
The patterns on both bottles are definitely in the same style!
With this in mind, Ye Feng clicked on the item's details.

[Special Item: A broken small bottle. If we can find the master craftsman who restored it, perhaps its former glory can be restored.]

It's still the classic riddle-solving introduction.

The seller of this damaged bottle also kept their expectations in mind. [The outpost chest only dropped this useless thing; exchanging it for some combat-enhancing items would be acceptable – China Z021 War Zone XXX]

The final survival game even clearly marked the opponent's war zone number, except that the name was marked with a string of asterisks.

There are multiple records of price negotiations at the bottom of this bottle.

"Dude, are you crazy? You think you can trade a broken bottle for a combat item? I'll trade you a bag of chili peppers."

"Dude, where did you pick up this junk from? And this is supposed to be from a base treasure chest? Are you kidding me?! I'll give you two packs of spicy strips, that's the most I can offer!"

[I stumbled upon this by accident, and I'd feel insulted to my intelligence to trade even a low-level magic scroll for it! Hahaha, but I'd be willing to pay three packs of spicy strips for it!]

There were a few scattered bidding and negotiation records, but they were all just for fun, and no one was really interested in buying.

Ultimately, all of these negotiated offers were rejected by the seller.

Ye Feng also started bidding on the item, although he didn't know what it was used for or how to repair it.

But buy it now, you never know when it might come in handy!

After all, among the many special items we acquired back then whose uses we didn't know, there was a treasure called [Michael's Blessing] that could remove the negative effects of chess pieces!

"Brother, I'd trade a chainmail for this thing. I believe it should be useful to you. I'm not kidding. Reply as soon as you see this."

After submitting the bid, the survival game notification sounded.

[Whether or not items are prepaid for. If the other party agrees to the transaction, the items will be traded directly through the survival game.]

If the other party refuses the transaction, the items will be returned to the survivor's inventory.

Does it also have a prepayment function?

Ye Feng naturally chose to confirm!
After all, prepaying shows more sincerity and prevents the seller from feeling like they're just messing with them, thus wasting an extra round of time.

After Ye Feng confirmed, a piece of chainmail in his backpack disappeared, apparently being temporarily stored by the survival game.

That's good; having a survival game as an intermediary ensures that the transaction won't go wrong.

After submitting the offer, Ye Feng closed the [Cross-Regional Trade] window.

Looking at the time, Ye Feng realized it was getting late and was about to go to his room to rest when he suddenly received several private messages.

A notification will only appear when both parties have added each other as friends and a private message is sent.

Among Ye Feng's current friends, there are only Yang Ben and Wen Jiahao.

It's so late at night, I wonder what they're up to.

Ye Feng opened the private chat and saw that it was a message from Yang Ben.

"Brother Feng, Brother Feng, hurry up and check the chat channel! Something big seems to have happened to a survivor. Can you see what it is?"

Judging from Yang Ben's message, it seems that something important has happened.

Ye Feng quickly opened the chat channel to ask what had happened.

Upon seeing Ye Feng's comment, Yang Ben didn't explain, but simply posted a photo and tagged another survivor's name.

(End of this chapter)