Clearly Priced

Watching the string of notifications, Luo Jun could not help but marvel. The value of a perfect completion for this mission was almost comparable to that bugged Endless Maze.

Come to think of it, including this time, Luo Jun had already received three Tier A Mission Perfect Evaluations. Theoretically, his next mission should be promoted to a Tier S Mission. But the problem was that this Tier A Mission had been opened using a Treasure Tool. He didn't know whether it would count toward his mission progress.

Putting those random thoughts aside, Luo Jun stepped into the final treasure vault.

As the reward for a Perfect Evaluation, the treasure vault before him was clearly of the highest grade. The room was lavishly decorated and filled with countless treasure chests of varying sizes and shapes. Their colors fell into five tiers—gold, purple, blue, green, and white. Every chest bore a price tag, but none displayed any details about its contents.

"So this is how you choose?" Luo Jun was rather speechless. "I can only judge by the box size and price. In the end, it's still just opening blind boxes." He looked around. There were several hundred treasure chests scattered throughout the vault. Their colors indicated the grade of the Treasure Tools inside. At a rough glance, white Treasure Tools usually cost only two or three Six-pointed Stars, never more than five. Green Fine-level ones generally cost five to ten. Blue Rare-level ones usually cost around ten to twenty. Purple Epic-level ones typically fell in the fifty- or sixty-star range, while gold Legendary Treasure Items mostly cost over a hundred to two hundred stars. The most expensive one was even priced at more than three hundred Six-pointed Stars.

Looking at it this way, over six hundred stars did not seem like