Auction Pavilion

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Auction Pavilion (拍卖阁)
Alias(es)	Myriad Realms Auction Pavilion
Affiliation	Owned and controlled by Su Mu; auction proceedings are conducted by Daji.
Occupation/Role	Neutral inter-world auction venue, exchange platform, and host of special auction events.
Location	Initially constructed in Spirit City directly opposite the Papal Palace; later able to relocate between worlds. 2 247 255
Status	Active 409
First Appearance	Chapter 2

Background / History

Su Mu deployed the Pavilion from his system inventory in Spirit City, selecting a highly visible site opposite the Papal Palace. It was built instantaneously, appearing as a complete nine-story structure. Upon entering, Su Mu received complete knowledge of its layout and functions, becoming effectively inseparable from its authority within its grounds. 2

The Pavilion’s first auction established its reputation among Douluo Continent’s major factions. Its Invitation Tokens drew Spirit Hall, the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Sect, imperial figures, sect leaders, academies, and independent powerhouses to Spirit City. Its treasures and strict enforcement rapidly made it a major political and economic force. 8 12 47

Milestone	Development
Founding	Appeared overnight opposite Spirit City’s Papal Palace as Su Mu’s system-provided auction venue. 2
First auction	Introduced Invitation Token admission, Auction Points, private boxes, and the Pavilion’s zero-tolerance rules. 12 15
Second auction	Reopened after two months; its first auction had already placed it in the intelligence reports of most major factions. 47 48
Soul beast policy	Publicly extended protection to soul beasts within Spirit City while continuing to conduct business with both humans and soul beasts. 84
Team-exclusive auction	Restricted bidding eligibility to academies and teams registered for the All-Continent Advanced Spirit Master Elite Tournament, while allowing others to attend as spectators. 107
Relocation	Departed its prior location while its Lucky Treasure Hunt Branch remained behind, then emerged in the Barren World; Su Mu later announced another-world relocation for the seventh auction. 247 255
Cross-timeline auctions	Began admitting guests from the Peerless Tang Sect era and explicitly revealed that they were separated from the original attendees by ten thousand years. 356 409

Appearance & Layout

The Pavilion is a nine-story wooden structure, with each floor measuring nine meters high for a total height of eighty-one meters. Heavy wooden doors open automatically for Su Mu, and a plaque above them bears the name “Myriad Realms Auction Pavilion.” 2

• Its entrance pillars carry the inscription: “Gather rare treasures from the myriad realms, retain the pinnacle wealth of all worlds.” The words contain Dao intent; those with greater Soul Power can perceive more from them, and those with sufficient fate may attain enlightenment. 2
• The interior is vastly larger than its exterior, resembling a self-contained Spatial Soul Tool. Visitors estimate that the exterior covers roughly an acre while the interior exceeds two stadiums in size. 15
• A three-meter-high central platform serves as the auction stage and display area for all auction lots. 2
• The first three floors provide bidder seating and private boxes; box grades are white, green, blue, purple, and gold, in ascending order. 2 15
• The fourth floor is Su Mu’s residence. The functions of floors above it were initially locked and unknown even to him. 2
• Nine enormous redwood pillars stand in the main hall, each thick enough to require five people embracing it together. 15

Abilities & Infrastructure

Absolute Domain

Within the Pavilion, Su Mu is stated to be invincible; even a God King would be unable to pry into the venue. 2

• Unauthorized people are blocked by an invisible barrier until the Pavilion opens. 8 12
• Hu Yan Zhen was erased after attacking Su Mu at the entrance. 12
• Golden Crocodile Douluo was expelled from the Pavilion for one year after attempting violence against Ning Fengzhi during an auction. 28
• Dai Mubai had a soul ring stripped and his bid voided for maliciously raising the price beyond his means. 53
• Qian Daoliu’s Mental Power was swallowed when he attempted to probe above the third floor. 49

Invitation Tokens and Teleportation

White jade Invitation Tokens serve as admission passes and are engraved with the Pavilion’s name and a nine-story pavilion motif. 7

• Only token holders may enter when an auction opens, unless the Pavilion itself grants an exception. 7 12
• Tokens can convey auction information directly into a recipient’s mind. 8
• Infusing a token with Soul Power can create a teleportation array leading directly to the Pavilion. 356 406
• The Pavilion can distribute tokens over enormous distances, including through meteor-like displays witnessed by the Sea God Pavilion and Body Sect. 406 407
• At least some guests without prior tokens may be admitted after the Pavilion assesses whether their stakes meet its requirements. 12 48

Auction Point Exchange System

The Pavilion uses Auction Points as its bidding currency rather than conventional coinage. 13 50

• Invitation Tokens automatically convert submitted treasures into Auction Points according to their assessed value. 50
• Accepted stakes include treasures, miraculous herbs, soul bones, knowledge, Martial Souls, Lifespan, and other personal assets. 13
• Bidders may not quote a price beyond the value they can actually afford. 50 53
• Private transactions outside the auction process are not automatically allowed; Daji refused Xue Ye’s attempt to directly purchase a Heaven Restoring Pill. 176
• The Pavilion considers feedback on its rules and states that reasonable suggestions benefiting its long-term operation may be adopted. 303

Inter-World Mobility

The Pavilion is not permanently bound to Spirit City or even to one world.

• It can physically emerge through spatial rifts into another world. 247
• Its auctions draw treasures from worlds beyond Douluo Continent, including anime multiverses such as the world containing Naruto and its Byakugan. 321
• It can host people from different timelines in the same auction hall. 409
• Su Mu intends to eventually auction entry tickets for treasure hunting in the world where the Pavilion is situated. 321

Display and Promotion

The Pavilion uses projections and large-scale announcements to introduce lots and advertise future auctions.

• Auction-item projections can cause fluctuations in viewers’ Soul Power. 257
• It has broadcast previews through the skies above Spirit City, using clouds and sound to announce forthcoming items. 175
• It has sponsored the Continental Advanced Soul Master Academy Tournament and promised an additional reward for its champions. 356

Auction Policy

The Pavilion presents itself as neutral: it trades with factions that would otherwise be enemies and prioritizes payment and compliance over allegiance.

• It continued to admit the Elephant Armored Sect after Hu Yan Zhen’s death, judging Hu Yan Fei by whether his stakes met entry requirements. 48
• It announced protection for soul beasts inside Spirit City despite the hostility between soul beasts and human soul masters. 84
• Daji states that bidders who follow the rules will not be punished without cause and that auction rules are made public. 53
• Its catalogue is advertised as containing treasures and opportunities from the myriad realms, including pills, soul bones, soul skills, Martial Soul evolution opportunities, equipment, cities, and information. 8 97

Relationships

• Su Mu — Pavilion Master, owner, and ultimate authority within the Auction Pavilion. The fourth floor serves as his residence. 2
• Daji — Sole initial employee and auctioneer. She manages admissions, explains rules, presents lots, and executes Pavilion policy. 2 49 53
• Spirit Hall — Neighboring power due to the Pavilion’s original location opposite the Papal Palace; despite widespread suspicion, Spirit Hall initially possessed no intelligence regarding its origin. 2 8
• Soul beast faction — Protected customers within Spirit City; Di Tian and Zi Ji participate in its auctions under this neutrality policy. 80 84
• Lucky Treasure Hunt Branch — Associated branch facility that remained at the Pavilion’s former location after the main structure departed. 247
• Major sects, empires, academies, and merchant guilds — Core customer base whose competition for Pavilion treasures drives its expanding influence. 217 388