Hua thought it over, feeling rather troubled.
The Blue Crystal People did indeed have a comprehensive assessment system for the Homeless who sought refuge with them.
Every civilization had value, especially those that had fled with their World Will. Those were even more valuable.
Taking people in was a matter of profit. This principle held true throughout the World Domain.
Unfortunately, there were too few of these Homeless before him.
Had there been ten thousand of them, they might have obtained an alien civilization's technology. But with only three people and a few animals, their value was quite limited.
Fortunately, these people might be powerful fighters, so receiving them was not entirely without value.
He cleared his throat and explained, "For alien civilizations joining us, our Blue Crystal Civilization follows a system of greater rewards for greater work, and lesser rewards for less work."
"You can sell your existing supplies to obtain our civilization's contribution points. With contribution points, you can purchase a range of services."
"Of course, selling supplies isn't a long-term solution. If you want a job with a steady salary, you'll need to fill out a form detailing the work you're good at. We'll only employ you after an assessment."
"If you accumulate enough contribution points, it's not out of the question for our Blue Crystal Civilization to pay for your Ticket Home."
"How about this? I'll take you back to the island to rest first. Then you can think it over."
These words were really just empty promises. A ticket across World Clusters cost a horrifying amount; even a lifetime of work would hardly pay for one.
But if Zhang Ming and the others really were Homeless, this was their only option!
And so, following the little boat, Zhang Ming's large vessel also docked by the