Yu Xunge understood. The latter was understandable—after all, carrying game items required the Tomb of the World, and professional abilities could sometimes be even more useless. Most professional knowledge required materials before it could be turned into combat power.
She switched to the newly added marketplace section. Quite a few products had already been listed. As she asked B whether Star Fragments were valuable, she searched the marketplace for "Star Fragments."
"The world with the highest Star Fragment output is World Fury. It is a key material for making energy cores. In Zai Jiu Xunge's pricing system, they cost 1,700 to 1,800 gold each. Star Fragments from other worlds are even more expensive, at least double that."
As B answered, the marketplace search result appeared: 0.
The marketplace had only been opened for a short time, and everyone was still watching and waiting. Even if they wanted to sell something, they would sell complete game items.
Yu Xunge did not wait any longer. In any case, there was no way she would spend 1.7 million gold to buy a thousand Star Fragments.
She directly opened a Resource Box. When it asked what she wanted, she told it that she wanted Star Fragments that could upgrade Furious Moon.
Her feelings were rather conflicted. She hoped one box could give her a thousand Star Fragments, yet she also hoped it would not give her a thousand all at once...
999 would be perfect.
That way, she could make the most of a Resource Box without being short by so much that she had to spend time and effort collecting the rest...
Amid a series of crisp clinks and clatters, shining fragments of stone began appearing one after another inside the metal Resource Box. They came in different shapes, but all resembled fallen