The Nan Family really did have two abandoned mineral planets on hand. They treated them as a casual investment—after all, they were not short on money.
On the eighth day after Qu Jianlei's group left, a private starship landed at the Difficult-to-Say Starport.
A group of people disembarked, two of them carrying the aura of Supremes.
They had come to deliver magical artifacts, only to discover that the Digital Phantom Team had already left—and had taken Nan Lio with them.
"Isn't that a little too disrespectful? Should we chase after them now?"
"Wait a little. They are absent, but the magical artifacts have still been delivered."
Qu Jianlei's group had already arrived at the mineral planet... and they actually still had to use a jump to get there.
The planet was about the size of a Habitable Star, but its density was far greater. Without protective equipment, the human body could not support its own weight.
This place was extremely rich in heavy-metal ores. Even now, they had not been fully mined, but the large veins were already gone.
The remaining deposits were exceedingly difficult and costly to exploit—many planets were not devoid of minerals; they simply were not worth developing.
So the government had abandoned it. Yet according to the data, its development value still far exceeded that of many unnamed celestial bodies.
Later, it had once become a military training ground.
Besides testing weapon power, troops could also practice tactical coordination in an ultra-high-gravity environment.
A century ago, the Nan Family acquired the place at an extremely low price.
However, they had never developed it, only keeping a small number of personnel stationed there while outsourcing some of the smaller deposits.
Since they could outsource them, there were naturally people willing to mine them. But the profits were