Caesar's potion stall was doing booming business. Because of his appearance, the participants all called him the Jar Merchant. Seeing Caesar's thoughtful expression, it seemed he had come up with another business idea.
Although Caesar was a bit of a swindler, he still retained the tiniest sliver of conscience. The potions he sold could only be used outside of combat. Generally speaking, they wouldn't kill anyone in such circumstances.
Imagine using a potion during battle. A participant was in Bay City, locked in a life-or-death struggle with an elite merman monster. With less than 20% health left, the participant pulled out the life-saving potion sold by Caesar at the critical moment. After tilting their head back and gulping it down, they recovered 0.2% of their health. Their mood would be utterly devastated.
However, there was one advantage: these potions would never receive bad reviews. Their principle was equivalent to a fishing-net-style parachute.
Although the life-saving potion was a noncombat recovery item, Su Xiao estimated that anyone capable of drinking it and obtaining over 50% healing would have needed to save the galaxy seven or eight times in their previous life.
Notification: You have received 3,752 Soul Coins mailed by Nicholas Caesar.
Seeing this notification, Su Xiao remained expressionless. Although he had not participated in this matter at all, he had still received a share of the profits.
Caesar had handled this potion business skillfully. Although he priced each bottle at 10 Soul Coins, he advertised it as a low-profit, high-volume business. Every participant could buy their first bottle from him at an 80% discount.
This time, it was a real 80% discount. When a participant bought a bottle of life-saving potion for 2 Soul Coins with an attitude of simply trying it out, they would inevitably become suspicious.