"Does it really need to take that long?" Nick Fury was less than satisfied with the timeframe. What if something happened to him during that period? Wouldn't the prepaid materials just end up benefiting Aaron for nothing?
"That's already considered fast." Aaron spoke casually. After all, he held the final say. He was taking advantage of the fact that S.H.I.E.L.D. didn't know the market.
"Are there only these three types?" Nick Fury asked again.
"Yes." Aaron answered without batting an eye. "The specific effects depend on the value of the raw materials you provide."
Nick Fury took a deep breath. There was nothing he could do about Aaron's blatant extortion.
"I've already seen the offensive and defensive types. What does the spatial type do?"
"It's like carrying an invisible pocket with you." Aaron rubbed the silver-white ring on his left thumb. "Take this one, for example. It's basically a box. Anything inconvenient to carry around can be stored inside and taken out when needed."
Nick Fury raised a brow. "Including dangerous items like weapons and ammunition?"
"Of course. Clothes, food, documents, even vehicles can be stored inside. It's an essential divine artifact for home life, travel, murder, and robbery."
"Does it have any flaws?"
"Yes." Aaron nodded. "First, you can't exceed its capacity. Second, you can't put things with chaotic spatial energy inside. Finally, it can't hold living creatures."
Nick Fury pondered for a moment. "I'll order one."
"What will you trade for it?"
"Show me your sincerity." Aaron said indifferently, while adding silently, And it depends on my mood.
Nick Fury's mouth twitched. "I also need a defensive artifact."
"No problem. Which one should I make first?"
"The defensive artifact."
"Pay the materials upfront. You can come collect it in a year. What form do you want it to