Although the core transactions of the Bewilderment Time-Space Trade Conference had already ended, the various civilizations gathered here did not leave immediately.
Some civilizations from farther away had spent over a thousand years just rushing to Bewilderment Time-Space.
After finally arriving here with such difficulty, they naturally would not hurry back after completing only one or two transactions.
The temporary trade zones originally built on the outskirts of Bewilderment Time-Space, under the joint impetus of the various civilizations, gradually turned into long-term interstellar trade zones.
The Mechanical Civilization was the first to establish a branch Skynet node here.
Immediately after, representatives of the All-Gods Temple from the Destruction Divine Kingdom, Limitless Time-Space, Eternal Day Time-Space, and Evil Swamp Time-Space also left their own permanent personnel nearby.
The Rule Spider Web woven by the Stone Belly Spider was not withdrawn.
Instead, the Salamander Gray Guest took out part of the resources it had earned during this trade conference and asked the Stone Belly Spider to continue expanding the spider web's range.
More trade zones appeared as a result.
The first Cross-Dimensional Trade passage maintained over the long term connected Bewilderment Time-Space and Gear Time-Space.
On the day the passage opened, tens of thousands of Mechanical Transport Ships sailed out from the silver-white space-time light curtain.
What they brought was not war equipment, but standardized resource-sealing boxes, rule-detection devices, and mechanical certificates capable of recording transaction information.
Different civilizations' judgments of resource value were not consistent.
The same piece of high-grade Rule Crystal, placed in Eternal Day Time-Space and Evil Swamp Time-Space, could be exchanged for completely different things.
The Salamander Gray Guest did not forcefully establish unified prices.
It merely joined with the Mechanical Civilization to establish a set of basic standards for measuring purity, rule integrity, and rarity.
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