Chapter 396: Chapter 150: Titan Mechanical Institute_3
Translator: 549690339
The Commerce guild definitely is not short on money.
Keeping it as a collector’s item gives it more value than selling it.
Seven Brown herself was rather perplexed, saying: “I’m not very clear on the reason either. But Fatty Williams seems to say it’s according to his great-grandmother’s wishes. In addition, based on the current information, that large sword has no purpose other than its indestructibility.”
Leonard Churchill listened, his mouth twitching slightly.
Well, that was the truth.
Most disaster objects are too high-level for ordinary people to put to use.
This X-199-Useless Great Sword is considered a disaster object, but as the name implies, it appears to be no different than a slab of iron.
It is clumsy without any special characteristics.
Beyond being unbreakable, it is of no use at all.
However, upon hearing this, a thought sprang to Leonard Churchill’s mind.
He himself possessed a disaster object.
Just because these advanced items cannot be used now does not mean they are useless.
If given the chance, of course, he would want to hold onto it for further study.
After Seven Brown and Leonard Churchill had established a close relationship, it seemed a certain understanding had developed between them.
Looking at Leonard’s thoughtfully examining the sword, she seemed to guess Leonard’s intentions and asked: “Are you interested in that sword?”
Leonard Churchill nodded.
Seven Brown’s eyes widened with interest and blurted out: “Ah...I’ve wanted to get rid of that guy for a long time.”
She and Abel were like archenemies, she would pounce on any opportunity to take him down.
But remembering something, Seven Brown’s expression darkened: “But...that guy has already reached the Third Tier... It’s a hassle.”
Leonard Churchill, however, was not concerned by this; the idea of facing someone at Third Tier was enticing. He casually said: “Mhm. Once I’ve advanced to the Second Tier, we can look for an opportunity.”
As he spoke, a new thought popped into Leonard Churchill’s mind.
Everyone was given a free information pack.
This time, there was no entrance fee.
Because the difficulty was significantly high.
A bearded muscular man equipped with a mechanical exoskeleton began to present.
“I am Kelson, the deputy head of the Iron Hand Hunter Group. I will be leading this exploration...”
“The information pack in your hands is the most recent information we’ve obtained. You might want to take a look.”
“Once inside the space, we will be randomly divided into three teams by the will of space. The final rewards will be judged based on the number of monsters our team kills and the completion of mainline tasks. So, it is beneficial to cooperate with each other, the higher our team’s rating, the better our final rewards...”
“We have explored this alternate dimension, the Research Institute, quite a few times. So this time, we have some pioneering plans, the entering difficulty will directly trigger level C, death rate will not be low. Those who want to opt-out can still do so. But don’t worry, this time it’s in peace mode...”
Leonard Churchill had heard of this “Iron Hand”. It was in the previous information pack.
This was a quite famous mechanical hunter group in Silvermist City.
This group had a high mechanical equipment rate, and most of its members were retired professional soldiers.
Their overall combat power was a lot stronger than the hunter groups of the same tier in Sinless City.
As Captain Kelson went on explaining the conditions within the alternate dimension, Leonard Churchill listened casually.
All of this was mostly covered in the information pack he had previously bought from the information merchant.
While listening, Leonard Churchill was quietly observing the positions of the people in the team.
Amongst the thirty people, there seemed to be four Second Tier card masters, eight First tier, and eighteen Card Master Apprentices.
This space did not limit mechanical equipment.
So, most were equipped with firearms and mechanical equipment.
The overall combat power was decent.
However, Leonard Churchill noticed an interesting detail.
Although only Kelson and a few of his team members were wearing the team uniform, careful observation led Leonard Churchill to guess that at least half of these thirty people were probably from the Iron Hand Hunter Group.
Looking at the situation, all these loose practitioners were probably here as cannon fodder to meet the “minimum death rate”.
But since they were forewarned, the loose practitioners also found it fair enough..