Chapter 821: Chapter 431: Divine Country Tasks, Players and Trading Space_2 Chapter 821: Chapter 431: Divine Country Tasks, Players and Trading Space_2 Luke nodded slightly and then asked:
“So to level up a player, you need to consu Divine Kingdom Points?”
“Yes!”
The response from the alien next to him was quick, but Luke asked again:
“Besides being able to issue tasks, are there any other benefits to leveling up as a player?”
“Of course, there are. Firstly, when trading in the Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space, the initial trading tax is 50%, but as the player level increases, this trading tax will gradually decrease!”
“Moreover, the number of tasks one can issue and accept each month is also tied to the player level. It is said that the cost of using Divine Country Teleportation also has a significant relation to the player level.”
Hearing the detailed explanation from the ngjiao Tribe alien beside him, Luke nodded in thanks. Then, under the other’s watchful eye, he activated the [Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space] feature of his Divine Kingdom Player Identity Card.
The next second, his figure abruptly disappeared, having entered the [Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space].
Seeing the goblin Luke leave, Song Chi, disguised as a mber of the ngjiao Tribe, also silently disappeared without drawing any attention from the dense crowd of different aliens nearby.
When he reappeared, he was already standing in the free stall area, and he thought to himself:
“All the regular custors of the Ruins Market have been transford into Divine Country Players, simply and without exception!”
Thinking this, with a thought, he shifted from the Ruins Market to the interior of the Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space that cos with the [Divine Country Mission Platform].
As a space that cos with a Golden Sanctuary Wondrous Oddity, the “Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space” is not small in size, being ten tis larger than the Zhu Tian Ruins Market.
Login platform for the trading space. As soon as he entered the trading space, Luke’s gaze swiftly scoured the surroundings several tis.
At this mont, there weren’t many players from different races in the Divine Country Trading Space, just a scattered hundred or so, which seed quite ager compared to the Zhu Tian Ruins Market that had gathered over ten thousand Starry Sea Alien Races in just a few hours.
However, the anticipation and longing in Luke’s eyes were not diminished at all. He had carefully reviewed all the information on the [Divine Country Mission Platform] and was very clear about the huge potential of this [Divine Country Mission Platform] and the “Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space” in the future.
Now, it was because it had just been launched and the number of players was limited. But with the influx of large new player users from the Ruins Market each month, it wouldn’t be long before this [Divine Country Mission Platform] would beco a place for communication and trading among millions, tens of millions, or even hundreds of millions of Star Sea species.
Just imagine, gathering creatures from tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of different Floating Lands and Star Domains of the Shattered Starry Sea in one place.
When that ti cos, the Divine Country Player Trading Space might even be busier than the Zhu Tian Ruins Market.
Of course, given the premise of the number of users, this is inevitable.
But to be honest, the status of the Zhu Tian Ruins Market is in no way comparable to that of the Divine Country Trading Space.
Not to ntion that the trading tax in the Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space far exceeds that of the Ruins Market, but each ti you enter the Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space, Divine Kingdom Points are also consud. Also, the two miraculous Ruins Market Tokens, the [Ruins Market Walking Rank] and the [Ruins Market Projection Rank], are irreplaceable by any other items.
Strictly speaking, there’s not even any point of comparison between the two.
In Luke’s view, the two are more like a perfectly complentary relationship. The Zhu Tian Ruins Market is high above, and its tokens are irreplaceable. But after all, it cannot allow many creatures to enter a second ti.
In comparison, the advantage of the Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space can perfectly solve this, its threshold is far lower than that of the Zhu Tian Ruins Market. It can bind all those lucky alien races that entered the Ruins Market but do not have the financial strength to acquire Ruins Market Tokens, within this Divine Kingdom Player Trading Space, forming a perfect closed loop.
If Song Chi knew what Goblin Luke was thinking, he would probably only agree with half of it.
His thoughts are basically valid and are also the direction he plans to develop in the future. But there’s one thing he got wrong.
That is, this [Divine Country Mission Platform] does have limitations, and the number of players it can support is also limited.
For the current lv65 [Divine Country Trading Platform], it can support up to 1.5 million Divine Country Players, aning it can have at most 1.5 million Divine Country Players. It’s not possible to certify players indefinitely.
However, Song Chi was quite satisfied with the number of players for now. With 1.5 million, even if all the Alien Race entering the Ruins Market were to undergo player verification each ti, it would still take several years to reach full capacity. There was no need to worry about this matter for the ti being.
While strolling through the Divine Country Player Trading Space, Luke suddenly heard a prompt.
[Hello Player, you have been in the trading space for 5 minutes, with 5 minutes remaining. Considering that your player account has zero Divine Country Points, you will be forcefully ejected from the trading space after 5 more minutes!]
Hearing this, although Luke was not surprised, he still felt sowhat pained.
Each entry into this trading space required the consumption of 1 Divine Country Point, and the stay was only 10 minutes long. If one wished to stay longer after 10 minutes, another Divine Country Point would have to be consud, and so on.
Thinking of how the 1 Divine Country Point he had just earned from trading a white Strange Object was about to disappear, the wealth-conscious Luke could not help but feel the pinch.
Moreover, when he thought of the subsequent player level upgrades and the Divine Country Points needed to provide rewards for task assignnts, the pang of loss on his face grew even more pronounced.
However, his eyes quickly regained resolve, clearly understanding the potential of this [Divine Country Mission Platform] and the importance of his own player level.
After pondering for a mont, he promptly opened the Space Folding Box in his hands and took out a two-digit number of Starry Sea Oddities.
Among them were not only white but also blue and purple.
After exchanging all these Strange Objects for Low Rank Floating Land Origin, Luke’s personal player account suddenly gained a hundred more Divine Country Points.
Thereafter, Luke began actively using Divine Country Points to upgrade his own player level.
Level: 1 (140/10) → 2 (130/20) → 3 (110/30) → 4 (80/40) → 5 (40/50)
Finally, Luke directly elevated his player level to 5.
With the attainnt of level 5, Luke noticed changes in the information on his player identity card.
[Player Na: Luke]
[Player Level: 5 (40/50)]
[Points Balance: 50]
[Affiliated Team: None]
[Monthly Tasks Available: 2/2]
[Monthly Tasks Assignnt: 1/1]
[Divine Country Player Trading Space: Remaining Ti 4 minutes]
His gaze paused on the columns for tasks available and assignnts, and Luke’s attention quickly shifted.
He furrowed his brows tightly, noticing that special entitlents like reduced transaction taxes, reduced task assignnt costs, and Divine Country teleportation discounts were not present – the required player level for these appeared to exceed level 5.
Luke felt sowhat disgruntled, but he still walked to the center of the Divine Country Player Trading Space. There was a projection screen with two sides, with the front displaying information on all tasks already available for players to undertake in the future.
The back of the screen was for players to post their own tasks, as long as their identity card had task posting privileges.
Additionally, not far away were six jade pedestals lined up in a row; these were the Divine Country Transmission Platforms. Any player could use a certain number of Divine Country Points to teleport to the Floating Land where another player was, as long as consent or an invitation was obtained from the other player.
After contemplating, although posting a task required paynt of a fee and Divine Country Points as a reward, as long as the profit was sizeable enough, it certainly wouldn’t lead to a loss. Thus, Luke used the one-ti monthly task posting opportunity on his identity card to directly publish a task for buying Terrastone.
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