Saine first went to several renowned large auction houses in the star regions near the front lines of Wizard Civilization.
Just as Luluenman had said, treasures rarely seen even in the Wizard Alliance trading market were available in abundance at these auction houses.
This also revealed a fact—after gradually figuring out the economic operating rules of Wizard Civilization, Wizard Alliance members would actively develop in directions more beneficial to themselves.
Since the final profits from consigning goods to auction houses far exceeded those from directly listing them on the Wizard Alliance trading market, why would they choose the less profitable option?
Saine had limited time, so naturally he would not participate in grand auctions that lasted several months or even longer.
Although he knew that these large on-site trade fairs would certainly have some supreme treasures that were even harder to find under normal circumstances.
Saine ultimately chose to browse the listings first, searching for any materials useful to him.
There was no need to say more: under the current, highly refined Wizard Alliance market economy, the more expensive something was, the better it usually was...
The results of merely browsing the listings nearly dazzled Saine.
At first, Saine looked only at resources and treasures priced above one hundred million Magic Coins.
One hundred million Magic Coins was the market value of a Level-6 Creature's Heart Core or divine spark.
Before the outbreak of the Civilization War, a Golden Apple in the Wizard Alliance had sold for only around one hundred million Magic Coins.
Saine had assumed there would not be many treasures at that price point.
In truth, he had been overthinking it.
There was never any shortage of rich people in this world, nor was there ever any shortage of supreme natural treasures in this Star Realm.
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