From the planet's perspective, the answer to this question was obvious.
When the four words "Answer Correct" appeared again, Velin had expected another question to pop up. Instead, a prompt informed him that he had passed the test.
When the dodecahedral cube came apart, it revealed a sphere of light, its interior radiating seven-colored brilliance.
Driven by curiosity, Velin reached out and touched the seven-colored sphere.
In an instant, the seven-colored radiance covered Velin's right hand.
As time passed, the light faded. The sphere, stripped of its seven-colored glow, revealed its true form: an utterly ordinary purple pearl.
At this moment, Velin was immersed in his inner world. A map appeared in his memories, but it was only one-seventh complete.
After looking over the records on it, Velin pondered for a few seconds before giving up on searching for the other six map fragments.
To him, he was merely curious about what Silas Ansell had left behind. If he came across them while marching and fighting, he could send people to collect them. But deliberately spending time and effort searching for them was not worth it.
"Ambassador Velin, how did it go?"
Under Merezzakli's concerned gaze, Velin shook his head and replied, "Your Majesty Merezzakli, if you wish to know the information within, I can make a copy and give it to you."
Hearing Velin's answer, Merezzakli's heart sank to the depths. It seemed there was no need to continue the negotiations.
This dodecahedral cube was the most unique item he could offer. As for other treasures, they were all under Elsa's control and belonged to the Gertvos Family. He had no authority to access them.
Seeing the look on the other man's face, Velin closed the dodecahedral cube and said, "Your Majesty, weakening the Titon Kingdom serves the Expeditionary