Chapter 852: Chapter 557, Auction Evaluation
[Light Vanguard Knight Sword (Purple)]Priced at 900 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 800.
[Mountain Splitter Double-Edged Axe (Purple)]Priced at 1300 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 800.
[Justice Brigade Emblem Shield (Purple)]Priced at 1500 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 1000.
[Justice Defense Harpoon Kai (Purple)]Priced at 2000 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 1000.
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On the second floor, all the equipment had turned purple.
Moreover, the closer you got to the inside, the higher the selling price and the more influence of the Human n was needed.
It was not until this moment that Fang Hao finally understood what the influence repeatedly mentioned by the system actually meant.
It turned out to be the buying qualification for purchasing items.
Although he still didn’t know how to check how much influence he had,
with so many system rewards andpleting Trade Alliance orders, he had been umting little by little, +10, +20 at a time.@@novelbin@@
He estimated that it had probably reached around 1500.
Buying equipment here, he indeed met the conditions.
However, because his military force was sorge, unless he could get his hands on blueprints, buying a few hundred or a thousand pieces of equipment would not be much help to his territory.
In the vast army, they would be hard to even locate if dropped.
He turned a corner, and the third floor was not open, the door was closed.
ording to the blue color on the first floor and purple on the second, the third floor should feature orange equipment.
Orange, in any power, was also a top-tier level, the treasure of the store.
Upon inquiring with a clerk, he learned that the items on the third floor had been sent to the Trade Alliance and were intended for the Trade Alliance auction.
After all, various powers would participate in suchrge-scale auctions.
He continued to look around on the second floor.
A set of equipment caught Fang Hao’s attention.
[Spiritbird Enemy Pants (Purple)]Priced at 2500 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 1200.
[Spiritbird Assault Boots (Purple)]Priced at 2200 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 1200.
[Spiritbird Guerri Leather Armor (Purple)]Priced at 2500 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 1200.
[Spiritbird Enemy Helmet (Purple)]Priced at 2300 Warfire Coins, Human n influence 1200.
A purple set?
[Spiritbird Guerri Leather Armor (Purple)]
[Category: Armor]
[Defense: Level 4 Defense]
[Set effect: Strength increased by 10%, Movement Speed increased by 35%, Agility increased by 30%, Skills recovery increased by 15%.]
(Description: The Spiritbird, a giant-winged bird that cannot fly high, armor made from its leather greatly enhances the wearer’s strength and speed.)
Ow!
The attributes are nice.
“Anjia… Anjia?” Fang Hao looked back.
He saw Anjia sitting on the stair steps, eating while chatting with Eira and Little White.
The three of them had no interest whatsoever in these pieces of equipment and weapons.
Only he and Demitrija were paying attention to the equipment behind the counter.
The three seemed to havee here for a pic.
“Anjia!” Fang Hao called out.
“Ah!” Anjia responded, walking over.
“This set suits you well,” Fang Hao said, looking toward the counter’s set.
Anjia also looked in its direction.
“Yeah, it’s nice.” She nced at the price, “It’s so expensive!”
Although she was unable to see the properties like a transmigrator could, she could tell from the craftsmanship of the leather armor that it was quite a good piece.
And the price tag, along with the description, could represent the level of the armor.
“It suits you well,” Fang Hao looked back at the female clerk, “I’ll take this set from the counter.”
“Of course, sir,” the clerk said with a smile.
She then notified the people below to fetch a set of the same armor from the warehouse and handed it to Fang Hao.
Anjia was somewhat dazed.
She snapped back to reality when the leather armor reached her hands.
“It’s so expensive,” Anjia muttered softly.
“It’s not easy to find something that suits you; cutting back on some of your food would cover the cost,” Fang Hao said.
“You’re talking nonsense, this set could feed me for a lifetime,” she retorted.
Fang Hao paid at the counter, and finding nothing else of interest, left the store.
Once they went outside, Anjia happily hugged her new armor, disregarding the food in her hands.
She handed it all to Little White.
Although Anjia rarely participated in battles now, she was still considered a military general, and she had grown up rather impoverished.
Sometimes she didn’t even have enough food to eat, and asionally had to act as a bandit.
Naturally, she knew how precious high-quality armor was.
This kind of joy was something Eira and Little White could hardly sympathize with.
For a piece of leather gear! To be so gleefully hugging it!
…
The group continued their leisurely stroll.
They visited the Dwarf, Beast n, and even Elf stores.
The shops here had basically the same sale model as the Human n stores.
Finished equipment was disyed on counters on both the first and second floors, mainly for sale in bulk to buyers outside.
Fang Hao looked at the equipment one by one.
The range was quiteprehensive, but for Fang Hao, there was no need to rece things inrge quantities.
Before them was an Undead store.
Fang Hao walked up to the store and pushed open the door directly.
ng!!
The copper bell hung on the door let out a crisp sound, alerting that a customer had entered.
Unlike the other stores, the Undead store was much more deste.
With shelves made of White Bone and ss, various finished items were showcased.
Tap, tap, tap!!
A Skeleton clerk quickly stepped out.
Seeing Humans, Orcs, and Lizardmen enter, its steps hesitated for a moment as its Soul Fire began to sway back and forth.
Fang Hao paid no attention to it.
He simply walked straight into the shop and started looking around.
[Desert Infantry Bow (Blue)]Priced at 120 Warfire Coins.