The Special Defense Department's Grand Gift
The bounty platform offered plenty of trade listings, but in Xu Huo's opinion, even the least effective Space Artifact would cost close to a million White Cash. Unfortunately, he was broke, and he still hadn't delivered the item skirt he'd promised Pink Hat.
The few Country Y Players he'd killed earlier hadn't been particularly wealthy either. Their White Cash totaled less than a million, and it wasn't worth spending that much on a Space Artifact that wasn't especially useful to him.
As for items, those Country Y Players weren't necessarily wealthy, either. Their best loot consisted of three C-class items. One was a camouflage coat that let its wearer blend in with the surroundings. It had belonged to the invisible Player who'd been guarding the depression. It could conceal the wearer's figure, but not their breathing.
Another was a Protective Suit that secreted mucus. It had belonged to the Player who'd followed him along the way. Once put on, the suit automatically secreted a highly adhesive fluid that could stick to the surface of anything. The drawback was that whatever it stuck to might not come off again. To use it effectively, it had to be paired with a specially made Potion.
The third was the mirror called "Danger Blinds People," which had belonged to the Player in the building. It was highly effective, but the conditions for using it were rather troublesome: the target's eyes had to be reflected in the mirror for it to work. It didn't matter whether the target saw the mirror or their own reflection in it.
Even when dealing with Artificers, Country Y would surely hold something back in its trades. It made sense that the high-level items it acquired would be limited and reserved for its more