Wizard: I have ten trillion nanomachines

The streets of Camp Rogue are intricate and complex, spreading out like a giant spider web.

Luo Kunlun paid attention to the simple regional maps hanging on the walls and in front of the shops along the way. Combined with the information he obtained from the crew, he quickly figured out the general division of the camp and sketched out a clear map in his mind.

At the very center is the Spire Core Area, where the towering Wizard Tower is undoubtedly the symbol of the highest authority in the camp.

The first ring is the Black Beast Clan's headquarters, and only Tower Apprentices or those invited can enter.

Of course, if they are formal wizards, they can go in directly. After all, even if the twelve-person group had ten times the courage, they wouldn't dare to fight against a first-ring wizard.

The second ring was a gathering place for wild wizards, powerful warriors, and alien races, as well as the camp's commercial and entertainment center.

There are shops run by pharmacists and alchemists themselves, as well as official shops bearing the Tower's emblem, specializing in alchemical potions, material processing, sorcery scrolls, and the manufacture of the most expensive alchemical artifacts and sorcery tools.

In addition, there are flesh markets where materials, slaves, and forbidden drugs are traded, as well as entertainment centers that offer bloody performances such as monster gladiatorial combat and public executions.

The Third Ring Road is a gathering place for ordinary people.

This place has the largest area and the most dense population, but it is also the most chaotic.

The closer an area is to the Second Ring Road, the better its public security tends to be.

The further one goes to the periphery, the more the order collapses.

There are killers, robbers and other desperados everywhere there.

They either kill each other out of hatred, or lurk in the shadows, hunting down defenseless mortals, raping and kidnapping them, plundering their property, and then selling the victims' corpses to the flesh market for profit, just like monster materials.

The flesh and blood market is never short of supplies; new corpses are delivered every moment—human, alien, and magical.

Just passing by the market, Luo Kunlun could smell a stench of blood mixed with the putrid smell that was nauseating.

Inside the market, stalls displayed grotesque monster skeletons, alien limbs soaking in preservative solution, and human corpses wrapped in white cloth, all clearly priced and traded like commodities.

Despite his discomfort, Luo Kunlun quickened his pace and crossed the suffocating area, arriving at the Golden Point Club not far away.

This is the official trading venue for game cards designated by the Rogue Encampment, and also a good place to gather core information.

Point cards are a form of currency issued within the camp, similar to banknotes, and come in denominations of one, ten, and one hundred. They are used for large transactions and the recycling of magic stones.

According to information obtained from the crew on the ship, ten gold coins are equivalent to one card, while one magic stone is worth one hundred cards.

The game points can be redeemed for items from the Four Elements Tower within the camp.

Rare resources such as precious bloodline potions, safe and reliable advanced modification surgeries, and rare materials produced by the Tower are important channels for ordinary people and low-level extraordinary individuals to reach higher levels.

However, they are very expensive, often costing thousands or even tens of thousands of points.

Even so, it still attracts countless people.

For capable people, what matters is not the price, but whether there is a path to advancement.

The Golden Point Club was bustling with activity, and people were constantly coming and going at the counter.

Some people carried heavy gold coins to exchange for game points, some reluctantly exchanged magic stones they had obtained by chance for points, and others surrounded the information desk, asking about the various resources and services on the exchange list.

Luo Kunlun walked to an empty counter. Behind the counter sat a young man in black, with a sinister face and a cold demeanor. He was resting with his eyes closed, exuding an aura that kept strangers at bay.

"Please exchange for 100 points." Luo Kunlun placed a bulging bag on the counter, the crisp sound of gold coins clinking awakening the young man in black.

His luggage contained a thousand gold coins, the wealth he had brought from the mainland.

There is a limit to how many points you can exchange for gold coins; each person can only exchange for 100 points per year.

So even though Luo Kunlun had a lot of gold coins on him, he could only exchange them for 100 points at this point.

However, there are loopholes to exploit, such as hiring people to do it, but it's best not to go too far. If you do it once or twice to get some benefits, the wizards behind the club won't bother with it, but if you go too far, they will definitely take action and kill you.

Of course, there is no limit to the amount of magic stones that can be exchanged.

Upon hearing the clinking of gold coins and Luo Kunlun's voice, the young man in black opened his eyes, his cold gaze sweeping over Luo Kunlun with a hint of scrutiny and contempt.

He reached out and weighed the bag in his hand, then opened it and inspected it for a moment before saying indifferently, "One thousand gold coins is not enough."

"Why isn't it enough?" Luo Kunlun frowned slightly. "Isn't it ten gold coins for one card?"

"That was last month's price." The young man in black smirked. "The exchange rate has changed this month; it's eleven gold coins per point. If you think it's too expensive, you can always go back to last month's exchange rate."

Luo Kunlun remained calm and did not argue. He immediately took out another hundred gold coins from his luggage and placed them on the counter: "Add another hundred gold coins."

Rules are made by the strong, and exchange rate fluctuations are nothing more than a matter of a single word from the powerful.

After confirming the count was correct, the young man in black took out a stack of point cards of varying denominations from the drawer, totaling one hundred points, and handed them to Luo Kunlun. At the same time, he handed over a metal token engraved with a number: "This is your redemption voucher. Remember, you cannot redeem it with gold coins within one year, or you will bear the consequences."

Luo Kunlun took the points card and token, put them away carefully, and did not leave immediately. Instead, he looked at the young man in black and said, "Could you please let me see the exchange list? I'd like to find some suitable ways to become stronger."

Upon hearing this, the young man in black took out a thick leather booklet from under the counter and tossed it to Luo Kunlun: "Take a look yourself. It lists all the redeemable resources and services, along with their corresponding point prices. It covers bloodlines, modifications, magic, cultivation methods, and more. Choose for yourself."

Lo Kunlun took the manual and opened it to examine it closely. The text in the manual was all in the common language of wizards, but fortunately, he had already mastered it through the Black Book and Samuel's research, so reading it was no problem for him.

The contents listed above are dazzling, ranging from low-level power enhancement potions (100 points) and knight training methods (300 points), to mid-level monster bloodline transplantation surgery (2,000 points) and sorcery scrolls (3,000 points), and then to high-level perfect modification surgery (30,000 points) and rare meditation methods (100,000 points).

Each item is marked with detailed descriptions and risk warnings. For example, blood transplantation may result in rejection, and modification surgery carries the risk of failure and deformity.

"Are there any enlightenment potions?" Luo Kunlun asked while flipping through the book.

"An enlightenment potion? Mortal, you really dare to dream." The black-clad youth, Qiru, sneered and said, "That's a potion made with spiritual water, an aid used to help advanced apprentices break through to the first level of wizardry."

"Those are strategic resources; even the big shots in the twelve-person group can't get their hands on them. How could you, a mere mortal, possibly want them?"

In the wizarding world, everyone knows that to become a wizard, one must have a talent, namely, a spiritual sea.

Enlightenment potions, on the other hand, can grant mortals a spiritual sea and enhance wizards' talents, making them unimaginably precious treasures.

But the spiritual water, which is the raw material, is not enough even for advanced apprentices to break through, so how could it be obtained by mortals?

Unless the parents are certified wizards, but certified wizards are inherently sophisticated and self-serving, their children are nothing to them.

Why give excess spiritual water to useless trash when it's better to trade it away?

Upon hearing this, Luo Kunlun understood.

Without asking any further questions, he simply flipped through the list quickly.

Skipping over the flawed, flawed, and trap-filled options, Lo Kunlun found a suitable one.

Life Wave Knight (3000 Points)

Introduction: Originating from the indigenous people of a newly discovered dimensional world five years ago, this is a method that generates life energy in the physical body through a special breathing technique.

The local indigenous people call it Qigong or Ripple, while Saran shamans name it Life Wave Energy.