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Most of the Annihilation Starship's functions could not be demonstrated.

However, the interior space was later opened to these nobles for them to visit.

They are not afraid of any leaks at all.

Even if I asked you to imitate a famous plagiarism, you still couldn't create one.

The old mage of the Magic Empire explained the functions of the starship to everyone as they walked:

"This starship is equipped with state-of-the-art magic shields, capable of shielding against up to three levels of continuous attacks."

"As long as the starship's energy is not depleted, the enemy cannot break through its defenses."

"In addition, the energy furnaces on board the starship can generate ten times its own thrust."

In the sea of ​​stars, one can easily break the speed of light and enter subspace.

If necessary, it can even unleash a temporary thrust of 300%, allowing for a jump escape in an extremely short time.

The old mage also gave a brief introduction to the country knight lords present regarding the warp.

In the sea of ​​stars, the subspace is equivalent to another special space.

You can enter as long as you exceed the speed of light.

The space inside was shrunk by a factor of ten thousand.

It's equivalent to traveling one light-year inside and then moving ten thousand light-years in the starry sky afterward.

This greatly shortens the time required for interstellar travel.

This also gave Tyron the means to truly explore the Star Sea.

The items weren't auctioned off on the spot after the tour.

Instead, they gave everyone a day to prepare, and those who needed to raise money did so.

Sell ​​whatever needs to be sold, use every method available.

The next day.

The daytime meetings proceeded as usual with some trivial details regarding the human resources structure, but no one cared about them anymore.

Everyone had the same thought on their minds—the auction of the Annihilation Starship tonight.

As the last rays of the setting sun sank into the sea, a large auction house in the academic city...

It has reached its peak since its establishment.

Almost all the high-ranking members of human factions have arrived.

There are hundreds of Tier 3 beings, and demigods are everywhere!

This auction was a rare major event for Tyrell, and it wasn't just for the grand finale.

The other items in the auction are also rare finds.

They're the kind of things that could be treasured in the duchy's treasury.

Interestingly, most of the items were put up by the same few companies that were preparing to bid.

In order to raise money, they sold every single item they could.

Finally, it was acquired by several major powers and put up for auction.

They wanted to make a profit from it, and also give some benefits to those hundreds of smaller factions.

The only problem is that the benefits they distribute aren't made with their own resources.

Inside the auction hall, each faction occupied its own territory, clearly divided into distinct groups.

The auction table was covered with dark velvet, and behind it stood a huge magical light screen.

The scrolling display of various auction items is truly dazzling.

Ron also saw a few of his own items inside.

Ron snorted, indicating that he had learned something.

No wonder it's an old feudal system that has lasted for tens of thousands of years.

There's always work to be done.

He'll do the same thing in his own territory from now on!

The auctioneer was a middle-aged mage dressed in a neat gray robe, and he also possessed the strength of a third-tier mage.

He walked to the front of the stage, glanced around the audience, and without any further pleasantries, began to speak:

Ten Energy Amethysts!

The starting bid for each crystal core is 10,000, and each bid increment must be no less than 1,000.

Interested parties please submit your bid.

There was a moment of silence in the audience.

This auction really does start with a surprise!

The first item up for auction was an energy amethyst, a treasure not listed in the auction catalog.

Most of the people here have experienced battles in the mechanical world, and everyone here has heard of the legend of the amethyst.

It was this that allowed the mechanical world to fight them for another three years.

They almost got upset.

These third-tier humans are really eyeing the amethyst.

Having an amethyst is like having an extra life, and it can even turn the tide of battle.

Who wouldn't be envious!

Ron, too, wanted it.

Ron had personally experienced how the Black Wolf Beast leader used the amethyst to instantly restore his full health.

The other party was one of the few who managed to escape with their life from Ron's clutches.

It really left a deep impression on him.

Amethyst and red agate are not the same.

Energy amethyst focuses on immediate recovery and also has some healing properties.

Therefore, it is more suitable for use in combat, especially in life-or-death battles.

When the score is close, having one of these items almost guarantees victory.

Red agate is also effective, but it focuses more on healing and recovery.

In a life-or-death struggle, the effects might not even be fully realized before he's killed.

Ron checked his pockets and figured it was about right.

They also joined the bidding.

The first amethyst on the field was snatched up by everyone, especially since it seemed that the four major forces were not prepared to participate.

Therefore, no one wants to give up the chance to have an extra life.

The price has now reached 50,000 crystal cores.

It's about the same as a fresh third-order crystal core.

Ron spoke:

"Sixty thousand!"

But it was quickly overtaken.

"Sixty-two thousand!"

"Sixty-five thousand!"

......

Ron gave the person who had just driven his price down an unfriendly look.

A duke of a small kingdom, with the strength of an ordinary third-tier titled knight.

"Damn it, how dare they disrespect the chosen one of this world!"

"I think you want to eat purple eggs!"

The other person seemed to sense Ron's unfriendly gaze and couldn't help but feel a little flustered.

But faced with the allure of amethyst, he steeled himself and continued to bid with all his savings.

Ron snorted coldly.

Take out a small notebook and start having Margaret take notes.

He wanted to see who among these people was actually rich, so he could go and beg for money from them one by one according to the list.

Ron's financial resources are naturally far beyond what these smaller forces can match.

Especially since there's no cost involved, you don't feel bad spending it.

Finally, I acquired the first energy amethyst for 90,000 crystal cores.

Ron knew he had overpaid.

But there's nothing he can do; he simply doesn't have it.

The price of amethyst was then driven up even further, as several demigod factions needed to save money to bid on the Annihilation Starship.

Therefore, the price quote for amethyst is not so firm.

Only Edward, the wealthy dog-owning king of the Kingdom of Oren, bought one; the Kingdom of Sunset Desert must have given up on bidding for the starship.

He also spent 110,000 to bid for one.

Ron also felt that one amethyst was a bit too few; there wasn't enough for him and Margaret to share.

He then spent 230,000 to buy two more.

This extravagant move surprised many people.

No one expected that Ron, a power that had only risen to prominence in the last ten years or so, could accumulate so much wealth.

It seems they are quite good at managing their business!

Seeing Ron's decisive action, the other companies figured he might have also given up on the starship competition.

They all breathed a sigh of relief.

The last ten amethysts were all auctioned off, and the price increased as the auction progressed.

The ten amethyst crystals eventually sold for a staggering 1.3 million.

One can't help but marvel at how well the magic empire knows how to make money!

This wave of business alliances has to admit defeat.

The following auctions also saw the sale of many rare items.

But Ron wasn't involved anymore.

We need to save it for the upcoming starship auction.

Especially since the other companies also had this plan, they knew that it would definitely be a fierce competition.

As the auction progressed, items were sold one by one.

Soon, the grand finale of the day arrived – the auction of the Annihilation Starship.

A total of twelve starships were built in this batch.

Ron was quite impressed by the alchemists' skills, as they were already collecting money before construction even began.

He has quite the flair of a belt maker.

You pay first, then wait in line for twenty or thirty years.

The goods will be delivered then.

But Ron and his companions were forced to be led by the nose by the other side.

One by one, they carried the crystal cores out.