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Seeing the black card Credit Points, the blue-skinned alien Cook looked Mike up and down.
Mike now changed back to a white T-shirt and casual pants. His body was "thin" and he didn't look like a combatant at all.
Most importantly, Mike was unarmed.
Not a combatant...Cook concluded, he slowly put down his weapon, and said fiercely, "100 points Credit Points, if you want it, just take it, no bargaining!"
"100 Credit Points?"
Mike smiled, teasingly. Along the way, through other stalls that were trading, he had a rough understanding of Credit Points's purchasing power.
Credit Points is equivalent to a large banknote. 1 Credit Points is enough for one person to eat in a high-end restaurant until his stomach bursts. 100 Credit Points can buy a high-energy pulse gun with a fully charged battery, or the spacecraft energy for an ultra-long-distance spacecraft jump.
Simply put, Credit Points has high purchasing power.
Mike doesn't know the price of diamonds.
But he knows diamonds.
The hardness of diamonds is quite high. In the universe, it is just a little younger. There are also many man-made hard objects with good hardness on the earth. The key is that diamonds have a lot of reserves on the earth and can be synthesized artificially.
Diamonds are expensive on earth for several reasons: first, more than a hundred years of marketing; second, diamond mines are in the hands of a few people, who control the amount of diamonds flowing into the market by controlling the number of mines; third, there are a bunch of customers who have been brainwashed by marketing and are willing to pay.
The classic advertising slogan "A diamond is forever"... Anyone with some knowledge of chemistry knows that the chemical component of diamonds is carbon, which is not resistant to high temperatures. A fire can burn coal for you. If you really want to be forever, it is better than zircon.
So do you think diamonds are so valuable in the universe?
Mike's smile made the alien Cook feel weak and said, "100 Credit Points is not high, but seeing that your female companion likes it so much, I will give you a fracture. How about 50 credits? If you don't want to make money, just make a friend."
Facts have proved that no matter where they are, in order to survive, there is no substantial difference between aliens doing business and small vendors on earth.
Mike keeps laughing.
Smile.
A polite smile that can drive away people from thousands of miles away.
Cook gritted his teeth, with a ferocious look on his face, and said, "25! 25 Credit Points! This is my last bid. If it is lower than this price, my parents will explode on the spot!"
After saying that, he exhaled as if the price would kill him.
"That's too cruel." Daisy was shocked by Cook.
Why don't you just sell something?
Mike holds out a finger.
"10 credits, impossible, absolutely impossible!" Cook jumped in anger as if he was insulted, "You not only insulted my product, but also insulted my personality!"
"Who said 10 credits?" Mike flicked his finger, "My bid is 1 credit."
Cook froze.
Mike continued, "If this stone is worth 1 Credit Points, I will eat it. The reason why 1 Credit Points is given is because the minimum value of Credit Points is 1."
Cook's frozen expression suddenly turned into sorrow, and he confided to Mike, saying how much he had suffered in order to obtain this stone. He was almost swallowed by Space Taipan, and was hit by a meteorite. It was Celestial that he saved his life. bless you, and finally said pitifully, "Brother, please add 1 Credit Points, and take away 2 Credit Points. Seeing that you have extraordinary bearing, you are not like someone who lacks 1 Credit Points, just treat it as a meal for the little brother."
Do women who go shopping or men who go shopping with their girlfriends occasionally encounter this kind of misfortune?
Looking at Daisy's expression, he really felt soft-hearted. However, it was Mike who paid, and Daisy was sensible enough not to use Mike's money blindly.
Mike took Daisy's hand and left.
"Stop!"
Cook gave a sharp shout, which startled Daisy. Daisy thought that the other party was going to buy and sell by force, but Cook continued:
"1 Credit Points, deal!"
Swiping a card is similar to swiping a credit card on Earth, except that no signature is required.
1 Credit Points received it, Cook smiled very sincerely, and asked Mike to look at other things.
Cook's stall was filled with a lot of messy ores, many of which he didn't even know what they were, so he put them out casually based on the principle of pitting them one by one.
Mike picked two dusty stones. This time, there was no "twisting and twists and turns" bargaining process, and the deal was simply settled with 1 Credit Points.
3 Credit Points's receipt made Cook feel so good that he wanted to sing. He reminded Mike: "The port is not very safe. Except for shopping areas, try not to go to remote places?"
"Huh?"
"This is Grandmaster's territory."
Then Cook refused to say more.
But Mike understands it.
Grandmaster is the ruler of Sakaar. In addition to organizing "Contest of Champions", he also conducts population trading.
On his territory, except for certain areas, everything else is in chaos. Interstellar bandits kidnap fat sheep and sell them to Grandmaster as slaves. If the bandits are caught, they will also be treated as slaves.
It's really a good business that kills two birds with one stone.
"Thanks."
Mike certainly doesn't care about the so-called interstellar gangsters.
But I still said something to Cook.
The two of them were ready to continue shopping.
Daisy suddenly turned his head and said with a smile, "You just said it, "If the price is lower than this price, my parents will explode on the spot"..."
Cook said calmly, "Yes. The spaceship on which my two old men were riding had an accident and exploded when I was young."
Daisy:"Um, sorry."
"Nothing." Cook glanced at Daisy and reminded her seriously again, "Don't turn a deaf ear to what I said."
"That's so kind of you."
Daisy held Mike's arm, and the two white rabbits rubbed against each other in a fancy way.
Mike said, "There are many planets or meteorites in the universe, all of which are made of diamonds. As long as you pay enough, you can ask someone to bring a diamond meteorite to your home, a diamond meteorite as big as a football field."
"Um..."
Daisy I suddenly felt that the pink diamond as big as a pigeon egg in my hand was not so fragrant.
But he soon returned to his silly smile.
The secret of luxury goods is not how beautifully made or how high the value is, but that what others don't have, I have!
It will always return to Earth.
Then it smells delicious again.
Daisy's attention shifted to the two stones Mike bought and asked, "What are these?"
"I don't know either." Mike replied, "But it contains quite a lot of energy and its value should be quite high, so I guess I missed it."
Mike Take out one of the stones from the space, rub it a little, and rub off the skin of the stone, revealing the inner scarlet texture.
Mike and Daisy walked around the trading area and bought a lot of things:
Several pulse energy guns, give away Stark, Rogers, Coulson.
A samurai sword made of alien metal and as iron as clay, Colleen should like it.
With a lot of gems of various colors, Mike's confidante is more than just Daisy.
There were also necessities for space navigation, a bunch of snacks for Daisy, and finally a few large barrels of alien-brewed wine for myself.
"That's almost it. Now a lot of people should know that I have a lot of Credit Points." Mike said with a smile.
Daisy blinked, "Although I don't know what you are talking about, it must be very bad for the "many people" you mentioned."
"Smart."
Mike complimented Daisy perfunctorily and pulled her to a remote place.