The secluded girl in cultivation, she was the strongest among the three girls and still so diligent, Zheng Yichen nodded with satisfaction and picked up another unopened letter to read. This letter was written by Liu Hongzhao after her seclusion was over, and it even contained the girl’s recent training insights.
"Useful to ," Zheng Yichen reflected on those insights, pondering a bit. He had learned the Blood Asura technique, and he possessed Inner Strength, but he still needed to improve his mastery. These training insights would allow him to speed up his cultivation.
The most crucial part was that Liu Hongzhao hadn’t encountered any other issues. Zheng Yichen stuffed these letters into a large chest and imdiately turned on his computer to purchase a car through the Ahn family’s shopping channel.
After returning the items to Ahn Qi, which were of great value, the wealthy lady Ahn gave him a card afterwards, aning it very simply: spend as he wished, and let her know only after the string of zeros ran out. She also said there was no need to rent cars from the Ahn family’s car rental anymore.
Every ti he went there, she would receive a report, which was very annoying. He decided to buy a family car.
The money was plentiful, but compared to what Zheng Yichen brought back, those items could bring the Ahn family even greater profits. Through this channel, in less than two hours, a family car was delivered by a man in a work uniform.
After handing over the car keys to Zheng Yichen, the man left the area riding a portable electric scooter.
This was the convenience of the Ahn family’s purchasing channel. Using any other channel would have required going through a lengthy process.
After getting accustod to the car, Zheng Yichen went to the market to buy so extra things. So were for Qi Xiangyun and her group, and so were for Chiang Wei, who had written to Zheng Yichen asking for computer components from this world.
As long as they were different from the ones in their world, any type would do.
By the way, she also told Zheng Yichen about a matter. The investigation into those Boundary Breakers wasn’t over, and during the follow-up investigation, the relevant departnt discovered so Dusk rcenaries who had been imprisoned. Those Dusk rcenaries were simply unlucky...
However, the relevant departnt didn’t do anything to these Dusk rcenaries, just took so blood for a check-up, and realized that once the problem was resolved in their world, these Dusk rcenaries, though helpless, accepted the current situation.
As long as the problem was resolved, that was good. They were previously imprisoned, and with special ability interference devices in the prison, plus the low power levels of that world, there was no chance of a breakout.
If that world was dood, the resulting chaos could cost them their lives. Although the mission wasn’t completed, being alive ant there were more possibilities.
Furthermore, the relevant departnt planned to select a group of people who could adapt to the Dusk environnt and recruit them as Dusk rcenaries.
From the mouths of the released Dusk rcenaries, they learned a lot about Dusk. For instance, although as Dusk rcenaries they were free to move around, they couldn’t slack off on assignnts. Of course, it was okay to do sothing else while on a mission.
Just like those Dusk rcenaries who were released from prison, they planned to earn so money and then purchase so high-tech equipnt to take back, since they were here anyway.
Well, if they weren’t discovered, their ways of making money were most likely not very legal.
After a eting, the relevant departnt felt that this plan was much more reliable than the Eye of Ti and Space project. A hefty investnt could train countless outstanding warriors. By selecting suitable candidates to beco Dusk rcenaries, they could save worlds while also understanding and acquiring things from different worlds...
This is simply too good of a deal.
If going against one’s conscience can bring great profit, many will do it, but if one can achieve the sa profit without compromising their conscience, even more people will choose that option!
Furthermore, regarding the investigation of the Dusk by the relevant departnts, the situation of polarization remains very clear, but any influence exerted on the Dusk ends up amounting to nothing; those Dusk nuns won’t leave the Dusk Cathedral, and it’s also possible for soone to try to join them.
However, the criteria for joining are not clear. After analysis, they could confirm that the standard is based on adaptability, those who can be Dusk rcenaries are eligible to work there.
Chiang Wei told Zheng Yichen about this matter in great detail, as if she was specifically trying to avoid so misunderstandings.
After buying a bunch of stuff and returning to the Dusk Cathedral, many couldn’t help but look at Zheng Yichen pushing a small cart. To so Dusk rcenaries, however, this was not a strange sight; with Zheng Yichen bringing so many items, he was either stockpiling goods or had so trade with people from another world.
Stockpiling such items was sothing any Dusk rcenary would do; everyone’s storage locker contained various ergency items, as well as so other strange and peculiar tools.
After placing those items in storage, Zheng Yichen dusted off his hands and left the small cart in a common area of the Dusk Cathedral, "What if I sponsor this cart as a donation to this place?"
"That’s fine." Prioress Tia glanced at the small cart, which was of pretty good quality, "Just rember to discard it if it breaks."
"Don’t you guys have a knack for fixing things here?"
She nodded, "In that case, if it breaks, you can pay to have it repaired here."
Zheng Yichen stopped talking, looked around, saw no one familiar, and decided not to linger at the Dusk Cathedral. He imdiately left on his bike to find the red dragon; the special ability interference device had been thoroughly researched in Chiang Wei’s world, and it was possible he might encounter similar things in the future.
He couldn’t wait until then to find sothing anti-interference, so he needed a more practical solution, and for that, he intended to consult the red dragon.
...
"So this is an electronic device from another world? It really is antiquated." Chiang Wei opened the storage locker and looked at the pile of items inside. While she found them fascinating, she also began to take them out. Among them, she spotted several books.
They were the martial arts rare manuals Zheng Yichen had ntioned before. Seeing them made the corner of Chiang Wei’s mouth twitch slightly, relieved that these were not overly mundane martial arts like the Clothes of Iron Technique. By their nas, they seed very ’refined’ and suitable for won to practice.
"But where do I have the ti to practice this now?" she muttered, tossing the books back in. She would look at them later when she had ti. The location of her work was her decision; she could perform her daily operations at the Dusk Cathedral, but her workload had never decreased.
Leaving the storage area, Chiang Wei moved to a bench she had taken over, rubbed her hands together, glanced at the information on the laptop beside her, and then took out a toolbox to start disassembling so small electronic devices, such as mobile phones.
She had been busy lately, but slacking off wasn’t difficult. With work completed through the internet, there were plenty of opportunities to slack off.
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