Identity

The Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association.

Its full name was the Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association.

It was also commonly called the Eternal Merchant Association, Cosmic Merchant Association, Eternal-Cosmic Merchant Association, and so on.

Branches of the Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association were spread throughout the eighteen star zones. Every star zone and every star region had a branch of the Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association.

This power was humanity's tentacles. Through commerce and trade, it was responsible for gathering all intelligence and information from the Heart of the Universe.

Naturally, quite a few factions resisted the Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association.

But...

They wanted to stop the Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association's freedom of trade?

Did they think the two great experts of the Merchant Association were decorations?

And if two great experts were not enough, humanity's other seventeen great experts presumably would not stand idly by.

Under such circumstances, establishing branches of the Eternal Cosmic Origin-Light Merchant Association naturally went extremely smoothly.

This auction was being held in the Eternal World of the Eternal Starfield in the Eastern Wasteland.

Unlike the Blazing Fire Star Sea and the Creation Star Sea, which completely belonged to humanity's territory, the Eastern Wasteland was jointly governed by the Primordial Spirit Hall, one of humanity's six great powers, the Starspirit Flame Race, and the Mechanical Race.

Humanity occupied only one-third of this star zone.

The Eternal Starfield was located relatively close to the Starspirit Flame Race. In addition, it bordered the Western Wasteland, where the Innate Divine Race had settled. With its convenient transportation, it was quite prosperous.

Its only drawback was that its population was mixed, and disorder broke out from time to time.

However, the disorder was basically limited to the area around the transit station, so it did not affect