Outer Gods invade, stuff them all into your equipment inventory.

"I picked up seventy-one dimensional coins in the dimensional battlefield before."

"I used fifteen coins to buy the Beginner's Wilderness Package, and with this one more, I have fifty-five coins left."

Is it a lot? Not at all!

There is a chance to obtain Dimensional Currency by defeating any type of monster.

The quantity of coins varies, ranging from copper to gold.

During the Dimensional Battlefield, Sean killed tens of thousands of Fallen Demons, and the amount of Dimensional Currency dropped was considerable.

However, in order to save time, he only picked up the dimensional coins around him and didn't take any other dimensional currencies.

Sean wasn't distressed about the dimensional currency.

If he had wasted time collecting these dimensional currencies before...

Perhaps he won't be able to raise his hero level to level 10 or higher in such a short time.

"There are pros and cons!"

However, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

You can't have your cake and eat it too.

"The equipment drops are too few..."

Although equipment drops are largely based on luck, he killed tens of thousands of Fallen Demons from level six to level ten and above.

Even though they were all just ordinary Fallen, they did not encounter any elite Fallen again.

But these three pieces of equipment are far too few.

Moreover, they are all ordinary white-quality equipment.

Tens of thousands of Fallen Ones were exchanged for so little loot; the drop rate is truly disheartening.

Besides dimensional currency and equipment, killing monsters drops mostly various materials.

The materials produced by these Fallen Ones can be used in many areas such as enchanting, potion making, and equipment crafting.

However, to save time, Sean did not choose to pick it up.

"Besides, even if we went to pick them up, we wouldn't be able to take many."

These monster materials took up a lot of space, and Sean didn't even have a cloth bag to carry the loot, except for the two pockets on his clothes.

For Sean, who was busy killing monsters to gain experience points at the time, those monster materials were just "burden" that he couldn't carry.

"I wish there was a storage device!"

However, Sean also knew that this was wishful thinking.

Some heroes with spatial powers are able to create items and equipment with storage attributes through special means.

However, these types of items are extremely expensive to make, and the materials are rare.

Even the most basic "dimensional bag," with only one cubic meter of internal space, is often worth more than several hundred dimensional coins.

As a rookie hero, Sean had no chance of ever coming into contact with such good things.

"Let me take another look at the free gift the seller gave me..."

It was a device that looked like a small tablet computer.

This was the old-fashioned "area information board" that the veteran warrior had included as a "bonus" when he bought the beginner's set.

It serves as a basic communication tool within the hero community.

The center of the map is clearly marked "Gathering Site No. 13", and different areas radiate outwards from this point.

Different colored dots and markings are distributed on it:

The red area represents a monster's lair or an area where powerful monsters are active.

Next to the image, small text indicates the types of monsters that mainly inhabit this area.

Yellow areas indicate areas with complex environments that are not recommended for travel.

Green blocks represent relatively safe rest areas and some resource points.

For example, potable water sources.

In addition, more dangerous areas are marked with skull and crossbones symbols to prevent unsuspecting adventurers from accidentally wandering in.

The information on the electronic map can be updated for free at any time, but it can only be accessed within the designated area.

It also allows users to access forums for various brave adventurers at any time.

Of course, the forum function can only be used within the community.

In the field, it can only be used as a simple document viewer.

"This is good enough for me..."

If it's a brand new area information board, the selling price will not be less than three Dimensional Coins.

Even secondhand items will not be priced lower than two dimensional coins.

The fact that the other party is willing to give this as a gift is enough to prove their sincerity.

Sean was very grateful for this.

"It just so happens that I need to brush up on some information about wilderness areas."

Having this "regional information board" now makes things much more convenient.

"There was an unexpected surprise during this trip to the Hero Market."

In Sean's second inventory slot was a slime corpse that looked like a punctured jelly.

【Name: Gel Slime (Remains)】

[Type: Special/Bodily Remains]

[Quality: Gray (Broken)]

[Equipment Requirements: Level 1]

[Basic Attributes]

Strength+1

Physical cushioning: Slightly increases the body's tolerance to physical impacts such as blunt force trauma, falls, and collisions.

[Note] This is the remains of a low-grade gel slime.

Its core is damaged, most of its body substances have been lost, and it doesn't taste good.

"The attributes are really trash..."

"Gray quality, it doesn't even qualify as white equipment."

Generally speaking, monsters born in artificial monster lairs have lower base attributes than monsters in their normal state due to human control.

In addition, Gel Slimes are low-level monsters with weak strength.

The gains that can be provided are naturally negligible.

However, the key point is that the successful equipment on this monster corpse proves that his equipment slots can indeed accommodate multiple monster corpses of different types and bloodlines.

This instantly put Sean at ease.

Just now at the Hero Market, he unexpectedly encountered a rookie hero selling gel slime corpses.

In principle, the corpses of monsters killed by heroes entering the artificial monster lair are not allowed to be taken out of the monster lair.

These monster corpses are collected and gathered together by corpse carriers hired specifically by the operators of the artificial monster lair.

The bodies were then sold to qualified companies for purification treatment.

After purification, these monster corpses will be divided and sold as different kinds of production raw materials.

Those manufacturing companies take away the most valuable parts of the monsters.

The remaining scraps will undergo further processing and flow into more downstream industries.

This is a mature, efficient, and strictly controlled industrial chain.

The association and various organizations operate artificial demon caves not only to train heroes, but also to transform "monsters" into "resources" that can be utilized by humans as much as possible.

"However, for ordinary people, the corpses of monsters that have not been purified are dangerous."

"The flesh and blood of monsters contain remnants of violent energy, toxicity, and some distorted life information."

For ordinary people, these things are more terrifying than deadly poison.

"Consuming too much food made from the corpses of monsters that have not been thoroughly purified can easily cause abnormalities in the bodies of ordinary people, eventually turning them into half-human, half-monster monsters."

Therefore, any attempt to smuggle out a monster's corpse will be considered theft, and if discovered, will result in severe punishment.

Sean never imagined that someone could actually smuggle a gel slime corpse out of the artificial monster's lair under such strict supervision and then brazenly sell it at the Hero Market.

"Perhaps it's because the sale took place in the Hero Market that no one bothered with it."

Those who can enter the Heroes' Market are naturally all heroes.

As long as it's not consumed directly, the contamination from a gel slime corpse is nothing to a hero.

"Gel slime is not much different from regular gel."

Of course, it's impossible for a highly intelligent person to consume the corpse of a gel slime.

With a thought, the corpse of the Gel Slime was unloaded from the second equipment slot and appeared in the room.

"I originally planned to go to the artificial monster's lair tomorrow to hunt the artificial monsters and obtain their corpses."

It seems completely unnecessary now.

"Tonight, we'll make the most of our time to gather information about the distribution of monsters in the area surrounding the settlement, and complete the final update and caching of the data on the area information board."

"We'll head to the wilderness area tomorrow morning."

Sean made a decision.