I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early

Chapter 815: Chapter 562: The Northern Territory’s “Marshall Plan” _2

The second and third time purchasing later become relatively easy.

Moreover, the more purchases made in Green Grass City, the faster the civilization develops, and “Civilization Points” continue generating abundantly, which will also give major civilizations more purchasing confidence—a truly perfect positive cycle.

“Therefore, the Spirit Plant Field shouldn’t be sold too expensive.”

“Mr. Cat makes a good point. We might operate here for hundreds of years, enriching the surrounding civilizations, which would be beneficial to us as well,” remarked an official from the logistics department, “the cost of these Extraordinary Items that can activate the field is approximately 3.2-4.5 spirit essence each.”

“But this price excludes the Entropy Element. If you include it, the cost becomes quite high… possibly 50-80 for the cost price.”

Everyone exchanged glances; humans launching the Northern Territory’s “Marshall Plan” to provide economic aid wasn’t too big of a problem.

But a completely loss-making business wouldn’t sit well.

“No need to worry about the Entropy Element for now,” Old Cat said, “these Entropy Elements come from the Eternal Spring.”

“Before leaving Snake-man City, Lu Yuan’s Greedy Demon God absorbed tens of thousands of tons of the Eternal Spring, extracting the Entropy Elements within. We estimate it can be used for at least several hundred years.”

“If it really doesn’t work out, we can return to Different Space and fetch some more spring water. That Different Space hasn’t moved and is still in its original location.”

Of course, Old Cat was just talking nonsense.

When leaving Snake-man City, the Greedy Demon God didn’t obtain new organs, the “Core of Ability,” so it couldn’t extract anything!

The Entropy Elements currently used were all transported via the Immortal Palace… but the humans present didn’t know this, so explaining roughly sufficed.

“I see! This thing’s cost is nearly zero?”