High-grade Supreme Treasures

Guen had been wandering the Primal Star for nearly a thousand years. Aside from a pile of Heavy Treasures, he had gained only five Ordinary Supreme Treasures. Any Universe Venerable who could survive on the Primal Star could obtain one Heavy Treasure a year. That rate wasn't outrageous, yet Heavy Treasures still hadn't flooded the universe.

For one thing, most Heavy Treasures, by human standards, were worth no more than five Heavy Treasure Points. In the end, a pile of them would be exchanged for a powerful top-tier Heavy Treasure or a Heavy Treasure set—and even then, it might not be enough. A powerful Heavy Treasure could be worth hundreds of points, meaning one would need to obtain at least twenty on the Primal Star just to trade for it. Exchanging them for a Supreme Treasure or a Heavy Treasure set was even more out of reach.

As for Guen, he could send some to the Human Race Treasury to expand its stock. Others, though, were better suited to being dismantled for materials. Some materials used to forge Heavy Treasures were worth half the treasure itself once extracted. Materials were far more versatile than finished Heavy Treasures and could be used in many more situations.

For another thing, the Universe Venerables who entered the Primal Star were basically all Intermediate Venerables, and even they were at the bottom of the pecking order there. Only Universe Masters were fewer in number. Heavy Treasures weren't something that could circulate down to lower ranks, and the chances of these Venerables trading them to ordinary Venerables were practically zero.

So, although Heavy Treasures emerged on the Primal Star at a rate of one per year, the impact on the universe's ecosystem wasn't nearly as dramatic as that might suggest. The Primordial Universe was simply