There were indeed a bit too few with only three Legendary Battle Skills, but there was no helping it. Legendary Combatants had always been rare, and unlike spellcasters, they had never possessed a glorious "Netherese Civilization." As a result, there simply were not many Legendary Battle Skills that could be called "complete." In terms of value, ordinary Legendary Battle Skills were actually far more expensive than ordinary Legendary Level Spells.
Besides, the value of "knowledge" was always difficult to measure. Even if one wanted to make an exchange, whether anyone would be willing to trade with them was another matter entirely.
Of course, no matter how one looked at it, trading an opportunity to obtain a reward for merely three Legendary Battle Skills was still too little. The value of a single reward was equivalent to one Legendary Magic spell, or magical materials sufficient for a spellcaster like Punk to conduct intensive research for ten thousand years. Wasting a chance to obtain a reward merely for three ordinary pieces of knowledge was simply not worthwhile.
Moreover, even as a wealthy "Chairman" acting as the "seller," he did not possess many ordinary Legendary Battle Skills. Punk was unwilling to exchange for those that were more complex, difficult to learn, or incompatible with the laws Ganatica excelled in. After all, he was rather worried that after exchanging for a huge pile of knowledge, the youthful Combatant, who had never encountered Legendary-tier knowledge and had only just reached level twenty, would be unable to learn it.
Therefore, in order to avoid losses, Punk simply exchanged for the three simplest Legendary Battle Skills first and threw them to Ganatica to "test the waters," planning to see how well he learned them before deciding whether to exchange for more.
As for the remaining opportunities to