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Chapter 165 Money Earned Through Skill!

"Oh! My good brother Andrei!"

"You've finally arrived."

Tucker had just arrived in the backyard of shop number 112.

Tucker then heard Baggins' loud voice from inside the house.

Tucker looked around. Following Tucker's advice last time, Baggins had completely rebuilt the energy barrier in his backyard.

Compared to the previous energy barrier, its thickness and defensive capabilities have been greatly improved.

There's still plenty of time for the next trade, and Tucker doesn't want his deal with Baggins to be discovered by others.

Baggins rushed out of the house with a newspaper in his hand.

"Brother Andrei, have you read today's newspaper?"

"I've seen it."

Tucker nodded.

Along the way, whether it was the main streets or the dwarf street we had just arrived at.

Newspaper boys waving newspapers and shouting to sell them can be seen everywhere.

"That blasphemer Tucker actually possesses two S-class extraordinary talents, it's truly unbelievable."

As Burgess led Tucker inside, he couldn't help but sigh.

"In Saint Land, having an A-level extraordinary talent, exceeding the 100% threshold, already makes one a top-tier extraordinary genius."

"And those with exceptional talent exceeding the 150% threshold are said to receive special attention within the Duchy of Cyrios."

"There is even a possibility that he might be noticed by the Grand Duke of Serions and taken to the church or even the Temple Academy for further study."

"As for the existence of S-class extraordinary talents, our Augu Twin Stars extraordinary realm has not seen one for a very, very long time."

"The last time it appeared, it seemed to be in the Eastern Continent."

"Just a genius in the extraordinary assassin sequence."

"Unfortunately, they are our enemies."

At this point, Baggins shook his head.

He then glanced at Tucker.

"Brother Andrei, don't you have anything to say?"

Tucker thought for a moment before speaking.

"What does that S-rank extraordinary talent of that Tucker have to do with me, Andrei?"

Baggins smiled upon hearing this and did not elaborate further on the matter.

As Tucker gradually took out those many refined materials.

Baggins' small eyes began to light up.

"Brother Andrei, you must have read all the magical letters I sent you!"

"I've seen it all. Does it really have a significant impact among the nobility and merchants?"

"It's more than just big!"

Baggins pumped his fist, sharing his joy with Tucker with abandon.

"Those nobles would specifically place commissions with our dwarf merchant guild."

"If we acquire or forge materials that are harmless."

"They will buy it at a high price."

"However, even though the materials found in the market or forged by other dwarves may appear harmless in tests, they will still have many hidden negative effects."

"But the supermaterial you refined this time, Brother Andrei, is a truly harmless material."

"In this period of time, quite a few nobles have used this type of material."

"You know those nobles, they only want the benefits of being stronger, more robust, and having longer lifespans after upgrading."

"Yet they dare not catalyze the transformation and growth of their extraordinary sequence in high-intensity battles."

"Therefore, their ecosystems are all very fragile."

"Let alone advancing, even leveling up is a struggle."

"But this time, the materials refined by the Andrei brothers actually allowed many noble superhumans to safely complete their advancement."

"The sale of the first two batches of materials quickly became a sensation among the nobility."

"During this period, quite a few nobles, merchants, and extraordinary individuals have contacted me, and some have even made reservations in advance."

"People are willing to buy it even at seven or eight times the price of regular elite materials."

Seven or eight times the material price?

Tucker raised an eyebrow slightly.

However, after thinking about it carefully, I roughly understood.

Those nobles and merchants who were extraordinary.

They had not experienced brutal fighting.

They have not experienced the trials of life and death on a spiritual level.

They also failed to calm down and delve into the ecology, or to carefully understand their own extraordinary abilities.

There is no way to fully activate and operate one's extraordinary ecosystem.

The extraordinary ecosystem lacks vitality, the framework has not been established, and its stability is not high enough.

The difficulty of getting promoted is naturally very high.

The materials that Tucker refined perfectly solved these problems.

This allows nobles to complete their promotions relatively safely.

However, this only applies to beginner-level extraordinary individuals, as well as elite and ordinary materials.

To digest top-tier materials, one cannot do so without sufficient foundation.

And mid-level extraordinary individuals above level 40.

The extraordinary state is not something that ordinary extraordinary individuals can reach.

Even so, perfectly achieving the advancement of elites to the second or third tier satisfies the needs of many nobles and merchants.

"Second-tier elite materials are generally priced at around 300 magic gold, which is about four or five times the original price."

"The profit is around 240 magic gold."

"Third-tier elite materials are incredibly expensive, generally costing over 1300 magic gold."

"At first, the nobles were not very accepting of it, but after some nobles with superhuman abilities tested and used it, the demand for these materials is now quite astonishing."

"The profit per unit of Tier 3 elite materials is approximately 1000 magic gold."

"According to our previous agreement, the profit split is 30/70."

"About 80% of the materials from the first two batches have been sold."

"Brother Andrei, this time you'll probably get..."

As he spoke, Baggins quickly produced the list of materials he had calculated earlier.

"I should be able to get about 6 magic gold."

"We will also follow up with the sale of this batch of materials and subsequent materials."

"As long as you, Brother Andrei, provide these materials twice a month."

"From now on, I will be able to have a fairly good income every month."

As he spoke, Baggins handed Tucker the list of materials for sale.

These materials were all crafted by Tucker one by one.

Tucker was naturally aware of the numbers.

After examining it for a moment, Tucker nodded slightly.

Tucker was quite at ease with Baggins' work.

"The price is a bit higher at the beginning, but it shouldn't be so high later on!"

"Put together the materials for sale list," Tucker said.

"Of course. At the beginning, these materials were scarce, so the price was naturally very high. Once we stabilized sales, we entered a relatively long period of stability. After the market became saturated, the price gradually decreased. That's how the market works."

"But no matter what, Brother Andrei, your method of refining materials is absolutely monopolistic. In the future, it will be a sure-fire way to make money." Baggins smiled very warmly.

Soon, Baggins handed Tucker a supernatural storage bracelet containing 60,000 magic gold.

Tucker examined the extraordinary bracelet and immediately raised an eyebrow.

This extraordinary storage bracelet has an enormous internal space.

The extraordinary storage bracelet that Tucker had Baggins help him build was only about 1.5 cubic meters.

At this point, the extraordinary storage bracelet has approximately 5 to 6 cubic meters of space.

This is already a large, extraordinary storage bracelet; it's an extremely rare and valuable item.

"this……"

Tucker looked at Baggins as he fumbled for the extraordinary bracelet.

Baggins, however, said dismissively, "Brother Andrei, why are you being so polite with me? This is a gift from me."

"The friendship among us dwarves is priceless; of course, if we could earn magic gold, that would be even better!"

Baggins' words made Tucker chuckle.

This guy always manages to find his own balance between money and friendship, something many people find difficult.

Inside the storage bracelet, which exudes a pale green, wooden life force, lies a substantial amount of 60,000 magic gold.

Tucker breathed a sigh of relief.

Tucker was relatively wealthy before.

But the wealth that Tucker acquired was all plundered from the corpses of others.

Within the cracks of wealth flows crimson blood and danger.

But this time, Tucker earned his wealth using his knowledge of supernatural science and his SSS-level supernatural talent.

Although all the money was earned through skill.

However, the previous methods of acquiring wealth were crude, risky, and unsustainable.

Now, however, it is safe and stable, with ample room for sustainable development.

Just as Tucker was lost in thought, Baggins spoke up again.

"Brother Andrei, when I attended the Dwarf Council meeting a couple of days ago..."

"A cousin of mine contacted me, hoping I could help him refine a special boss-level material. I said I'd think about it."

"If you're willing to help him refine and forge it, I'll agree; if you're not, I'll decline."

After thinking for a moment, Tucker said, "Helping with refining is relatively inexpensive, so that's not a problem. But I have one request."

"Brother Andrei, please feel free to make any requests you may have."

When Baggins saw an opportunity, he immediately became excited.

But Tucker's words deflated him.

"I hope to receive a portion of the reward for your family's treasure hunt first."

"That is, that extraordinary dragon crystal of the third-tier Ironclad Dragon Lord, I need to get my hands on it first."

(End of this chapter)