If possible, Galon did not want to give the Black Hole Crystals to these technological civilizations.
But while this stuff was good, its purity was simply too high. Other than individuals from Tenth-order Biological Civilizations, no one could use it.
As for eighth- and ninth-order biological beings, what they needed was an enormous amount of Dark Energy, not refined Black Hole Energy.
Therefore, for beings below the tenth order, Dark Energy Crystals were what benefited them most.
However.
They were a Biological Civilization. They did not possess the technology of technological civilizations, which could extract Black Hole Cavity Particles separately before combining them with Dark Energy to create artificial Dark Energy Crystals.
This was also why Galon had constantly sought ways to seize Dark Energy Springs from the Sun River Empire.
Thus, when Galon learned that the Sun River Empire had failed and its reserves of Dark Energy Crystals had been nearly depleted, he knew the opportunity had arrived.
Very soon, Galon proposed a deal to Harris: one Dark Energy Spring in exchange for Black Hole Crystals. He even proactively gave Harris a Black Hole Crystal to test. The results naturally dazzled Harris, leading to the scene now unfolding in the audience chamber.
"Galon. How much can it provide?"
As he asked this, even Amles's voice trembled slightly.
"A one-time supply of 100 crystals, followed by 10 crystals per year for 100 years!"
Upon hearing this, not only Amles but everyone in the audience chamber immediately began calculating.
That was 100 + 10 × 100 = 1,100 crystals?
Based on each Black Hole Crystal being convertible into 300 Dark Energy Crystals, that would be 1,100 × 300 = 330,000 Dark Energy Crystals?
If calculated according to the output of a Dark Energy Spring, that would be 330,000 ÷ 10 =