Locke ignored this so-called investment advice. Venture capital was far too intangible, and he had too little money to spare. He would leave that sort of thing to the High-Ring Wizards.
He left the public Breeder laboratory and headed for the Dragonblood Gathering. First, he went to the Golden Peach Garden and negotiated the relevant discount with the shop. He purchased 105 Watergreen Mountain Beeches at 6,000 Magic Stones per tree.
The trader responsible for receiving Locke was also the trader who had sold him the Four Elements Ring last time. He froze for a moment before smiling and saying, "How has the Four Elements Ring been? I didn't expect you to come back so soon, and place another large order worth 630,000 Magic Stones."
At that moment, the trader was even subconsciously probing Locke's strength.
After all, Locke had completed an 800,000-Magic-Stone transaction only half a month ago, and now, half a month later, he had returned to make another transaction worth 630,000 Magic Stones.
There were very few such wealthy people among First-Ring Wizards.
Locke nodded slightly. "It's all right. These are simply things I need."
With these 105 thirty-year-old Watergreen Mountain Beeches, there would be 200 Watergreen Mountain Beeches in his Forest Sanctuary.
The number of First-Ring tree-type Magic Plants in his Forest Sanctuary would reach an astonishing 221.
His Forest Sanctuary could expand to more than 300 acres.
Previously, in the Silver Plum Garden, they had sold him Watergreen Mountain Beeches for 6,600 Magic Stones each. Here, he saved 600 per tree, which amounted to quite a substantial saving overall. It was a pretty good deal.
This trader was quite willing to give him a discount.
The trader said, "That's true. My name is Bruce. As you can see, I'm a Botany Vaporization-Stage Wizard."
Trader Bruce