Everyone was from Huaxia, so there was no ambiguity in language.
Yet as Hong and Thor read Bai Yang's message, they both felt that something was hard to understand.
"You have four thousand sets? How did you get them? Was that ruin really so generous?"
Thor finally could not help asking.
"I got a storage device somewhere else and brought them all out in it. As for why the ruin was so generous, that's not easy to explain."
Bai Yang replied, half-truthfully.
Hong did not press for details. Instead, he asked a crucial question:
"You didn't destroy the entire ruin, did you? Can it still be used in the future?"
Bai Yang assured him, "The ruin is perfectly fine. It wasn't destroyed. Everything can still be used normally."
The two were relieved this time. But with so many Black God Sets now available, would anyone really go there in the future?
Ruins No. 9 had, after all, been destroyed in a roundabout way.
And so many Black God Sets were indeed a problem now.
Giving them away for free was obviously unrealistic, but setting a price for them would not be easy either.
As Bai Yang made more and more preparations in every aspect, Hong and Thor instead grew increasingly tense.
The calamity that he spoke of for Earth was definitely no joke.
"This is a true strategic-level weapon. I believe every War God would be willing to give up everything to buy a set."
After pondering for a moment, Hong said, "I suggest we don't announce it for now. Instead, privately contact every War God willing to enter Ruins No. 9 and let them make their own offers.
"That way, there won't be too many people each year. Have them sign confidentiality agreements, then Bai Yang can negotiate the