To Anderson, the individual value of these Magic Stones, pearls, and gems was utterly insignificant.
But what they represented made it difficult for Anderson to contain himself.
A plane inhabited by humans, capable of producing resources such as Magic Stones, pearls, gems, Magic Beasts, and more.
The prospects for profit were simply boundless.
Charles continued describing the information and intelligence on this plane, all of it gathered through various channels and methods over the past few months.
As the intelligence was laid out, Anderson and the others gained an increasingly thorough understanding of this secondary plane.
After speaking for a long while, Charles had finished recounting most of the intelligence he had gathered.
Anderson, Aiden, several obvious military officers, and the wizards began discussing it.
Anderson said, "This plane is primarily ocean. Although developing it will be more difficult than developing a continental plane."
"But it also has its advantages. It means our initial investment can be somewhat smaller."
Aiden nodded repeatedly as well.
Anderson said to Charles, "Developing a secondary plane also depends on the ratio of investment to return."
"If we can invest less in this plane, then the proportion of profit we make will be greater."
He sighed and said, "You have to understand, every person we send from the cross-plane teleportation gate to this plane is extremely expensive!"
"Right now, your teacher can barely keep things running on loans alone."
Charles asked curiously, "Teacher, how many resources does it take to send one person to this plane?"
Anderson said, "We are currently using a small cross-plane teleportation gate. It can transport at most ten people at a time, and the Dimensional Stones consumed to send each person over are worth at least thirty thousand Magic Stones!"
"Thirty thousand!" Charles could barely control his voice.
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