OBS Chapter 1554 How could these guys possibly understand it?
Chapter 1554 How could these guys possibly understand it?
Chapter 1554 How could these guys possibly understand it?
You can tell if a swindler is good or bad the moment he makes a move. Luo Muluoer realized that he had been ripped off like this many times before when buying information. He didn't realize it before because he hadn't compared it to others, but now that he had, he suddenly realized how stupid he had been.
Negris asked, puzzled, "You've already bought the latest information from six months ago, why do you need to buy information from a year ago? Isn't it expired?"
"Information never expires; as long as you can extract something useful from it, it has value," Silver Coin said.
“Something useful? What’s useful?” Negris asked.
Silver Coin rubbed his nose as usual and said, "The Time-Space Ancient Dragon killed the lord of Beimang Branch Road a year ago and appeared in Luoluo Branch Road half a year ago. Is there a star map or coordinate system? If there is a star map, we can know its direction of movement and speed of movement. If we look for news about it from a year and a half or two years ago, we can connect the dots to find its movement route. There is a lot of information in there."
“That makes sense. The movement route contains a lot of information, and one unit of Starfire per location isn’t expensive. So why are you haggling? You’re a swindler.” Negris was used to arguing with silver coins, so he habitually made a few sarcastic remarks.
“No, no, no, the price of goods contains a greater amount of information. The rise and fall of grain prices and the timeliness of transportation can often predict the coming of war. If I don’t bargain, I can’t figure out the true price of information. At least for now, they can accept a quarter of the price of old information from a year ago. I’ll go and check again,” Silver Coin said.
Negris blushed deeply, but Silver Coin was very serious when it came to business, so he didn't retort. He turned to Ang and said, "My lord, I need a little bit of intimidation."
Ang tilted his head and looked at Anthony.
Anthony said, "It's something that can intimidate others. You're a merchant, you need a group of guards and followers. Lomulor, what do you have here that makes people immediately aware of your formidable fighting power? Can you get some?"
“Starfire Warriors? I can’t handle them, they’re too far away,” Lomulor said.
Admittedly, his main body is very powerful, almost sixty-four times the size of the little fireman, but the distance is too far, so it would be a waste if he couldn't get close enough.
Ang understood what the silver coins were for and said, "Here you go."
After saying that, he led the way and flew towards the midpoint of gravity.
At the midpoint of gravity, two material disks oscillate around it, which is extremely dangerous. However, on an individual scale, it takes several days to complete one rotation, moving in and out quickly. Just be careful not to get flung by the turbulence.
Ang first rummaged around haphazardly, and soon the soul stones on his body gained an extra layer of devouring power.
"The power of devouring? You want to create a Devouring Abyss? The Devouring Abyss is too small to intimidate others, right?" Negris said.
Ang ignored it and first let his soul stone absorb the collected devouring power. When he reached the midpoint of gravity, the devouring power on the soul stone was already very strong.
With a slight exertion, Ang tightened the devouring power on the soul stone, and the surroundings suddenly darkened, revealing a fist-sized devouring abyss.
The Devouring Abyss creates a Devouring Point, and the surrounding Devouring Power surges towards Ang like birds returning to their nests.
Luo Muluoer looked on in astonishment: "You can do that? I can do it too."
"Lord Luomu, what's going on? Can you explain it to us? We're not at a high enough level to understand," Silver Coin asked.
"The idea is to first collect scattered devouring power, then use that power to create a small abyss, forming a spatial low point. This will accelerate the gathering of devouring power from all around, and soon a devouring abyss will be created," Luo Muluoer explained.
However, after saying that, he asked with a doubt: "But if the Devouring Abyss is too small, it won't deter others. If it's too big, it will disrupt the gravitational balance here, and then the entire turbulent zone will disappear."
They came here to gather intelligence. If the turbulence zone disappears and scares everyone away, then they won't be able to gather any intelligence at all.
Lomulor was clearly worrying too soon; Ang wasn't after the power of devouring, he was just using them as anchors.
Not long after, a starfire arrow shot out from the gravity point and instantly entered the Devouring Abyss created by Ang.
The first arrow, the second arrow, the third arrow... and then, the Starfire Arrows shot in one after another, passing through the midpoint of gravity and shooting into Ang's Devouring Abyss.
After firing twenty Starfire Arrows in succession, Ang paused temporarily, and the Devouring Abyss spat out a piece of cloth.
"Starry Sky Print? Little Angel?" Negris exclaimed in confusion.
The star-studded cloth unfurled and quickly transformed into a pair of enormous wings, with the tiny figure of a little angel appearing at the tip of the wings.
"Is it really you? Why did Ang call you here?" Negris asked, somewhat exasperated.
When there's a battle, the little angel is a powerful force; when there's no battle, she's a troublemaker who's always causing chaos. Since it's not a combat mission right now, it would be troublesome if Ang called her over and she caused trouble again.
The little angel stared at it from head to toe, which frightened Negris so much that it quickly hid behind Anthony.
“The king said, ‘Seal.’” Seeing that Negris was frightened, the little angel put his hands on his hips and said smugly.
“Ang asked you to come and print something? That’s fine, but Stardust Printing Cloth requires a lot of Starfire…” Negris immediately understood Ang’s thinking.
Ang's current method of using the midpoint of gravity as an anchor to shoot Starfire is bound to be very wasteful. If we get the Star Dome Print Cloth first, and then obtain Starfire here, we can directly use the Star Dome Print Cloth to print things, which will save a lot of waste.
Before Negris could finish speaking, Lomulor interrupted him: "Forget about Starfire for now, tell me, how did he do that? Shoot Starfire this far? How is it possible to shoot it that far?"
Negris asked doubtfully, "Can't you do it?"
"Nonsense, of course I can't do it. At such a great distance, our mental projection is already the limit. If the star flames were to shoot over, they would be completely consumed within one percent of the distance. How could they possibly reach this far?" Luo Muluo said, somewhat frantically.
This was clearly a difficult task, but Negris and the others were not shocked at all. Instead, they were worried about whether they had enough Starfire to print things.
However, he soon realized why Negris and the others weren't shocked: they couldn't understand it. Negris said, "Even you can't do it, so it must be very difficult. But we don't understand it and don't know what makes it difficult. Can you tell us?"
"..." Luo Mulu was speechless. He wanted to ask them how Ang did it, but he didn't expect these guys to know nothing.
Indeed, even he couldn't manage to shoot Starfire across such a vast distance, so how could these guys possibly understand it?
(End of this chapter)