Infinite Evolution of My Territory

C12 - Too Many Idiots

He noticed that a single piece of bread could fetch 50 spirit coins. Naturally, the price for an entire snake's meat would be significantly higher.

So, he priced it at 1,000 spirit coins without hesitation.

This was the International Trade Hall, where a processing fee was expected after each sale.

The fee amounted to 10% of the sale price.

At the National Exchange Hall, it would be only 5%.

For private transactions among Lords, the teleportation fee was a mere 1%—effectively a delivery charge.

Regardless of the venue, Lords were in constant need of spirit coins.

Without them, they were powerless to act.

To Qiang Nantie's surprise, the Black Scaled Snake sold immediately upon listing.

The Territory Notification read: "You have sold a Black Scaled Snake in the International Trade Hall, earning 900 spirit coins."

"What's happening!" Qiang Nantie was astonished.

Were people truly that desperate for food?

This was merely a carcass he had casually collected in the wild.

In the outside world, a whole Black Scaled Snake would only sell for a few dozen to a hundred spirit coins.

Yet here, even with a tenfold price surge, it was snatched up eagerly.

In that moment, Qiang Nantie burst into wild laughter.

He had stumbled upon a lucrative opportunity!

It looked like he was set to make a substantial profit.

But Qiang Nantie had no interest in aiding foreigners.

Observing the dire food shortages among the Lords, he opted to list the Black Scaled Snake in the National Exchange Hall, pricing it reasonably at 1,200 spirit coins.

Later, he placed another Black Scaled Snake in the International Trade Hall, this time for 5,000 spirit coins.

He was determined to extract a higher sum from the foreign buyers.

In the Whispering Land, the real world was free of war.

Yet, conflicts between nations were ever-present.

The resolution was straightforward.

Military forces from the two nations would engage in direct combat on the Lord Continent.

Naturally, such territorial conflicts were kept within certain bounds, never crossing an established threshold.

In the Whispering Land, the powerful beings who had ascended to immortality and godhood forbade excessive casualties in conflicts between nations. They could engage in combat and inflict harm upon one another, but outright warfare was off-limits. Battles were typically confined to specific areas to ensure fairness.

The Rikrovaria Dynasty's territory had expanded swiftly, drawing the ire of foreign powers. It was common for Rikrovaria to engage in territorial skirmishes with other nations, and more often than not, they emerged victorious. Qiang Nantie swelled with pride for his homeland.

As a result, each nation invested heavily in cultivating lords of exceptional talent. A standout performance in the Overlord Trial could catch the eye of the prestigious University of Overlords. Success meant not only academic accolades but also substantial rewards from the state, which was always generous to its most promising lords. These distinguished individuals could even join the ranks of the national lord's army.