Was it worth trading the slots for four rewards in exchange for the modification of a Bright Moon level piece of equipment?
Punk believed it was.
First of all, as a Legendary Mage who had inherited Archmage Wedraxia's memories, he did not need to exchange for the most precious and important Legendary tier knowledge to improve his strength. The caster had also accumulated a certain amount of relatively important magical materials, so exchanging for more of them would have had little meaning for quite some time.
Therefore, for Punk, using four rewards to obtain a magical piece of equipment that would definitely possess great practical value in the future was entirely worthwhile. If the Pale Scepter's modification was completed, this powerful magical item would be enough for Punk to use until he reached the Bright Moon tier.
Thus, while returning to his magic tower, Punk did not continue carrying that slender, deathly pale staff on his back. He directly handed the Pale Scepter to the Chairman for modification. According to the Blazing Sun Throne's promise, the scepter would be returned to Punk before the next mission began once its modification was complete. However, since the matter would be outsourced to the "more professional" Mr. Peak Heavy Hammer, the modification was expected to take roughly one to two thousand years.
Whisper of Destruction trusted the Chairman's promise. On one hand, as the leader of the Silent Alliance, everything the other party had done so far had indeed upheld his claim that "even I myself cannot violate the rules I establish." On the other hand... the immensely wealthy Blazing Sun Throne had no reason to embezzle a "little mage's" "little staff."
As for whether someone might tamper with his magic equipment, Punk was not particularly worried either... Did a Blazing Sun powerhouse