Capítulo 1373: Chapter 247: Boss Aiken’s Reminder
Snow-white long table, the chubby Yog Worms are in a tangled state.
The Ti Nest has an extraordinary charm for the Doctor, naturally it does for them as well.
They long to rush in and make it their ho.
But they are reluctant to leave the Doctor, although the ti they shared was not long, these Yog Worms have already built a deep friendship with the Doctor.
For beings like them, the length of ti holds no significance.
If mutual compatibility exists, a billionth of a second is enough.
So at this mont, the Little Guys raised their upper bodies, all their small heads turned, looking at the Doctor with big watery eyes.
The scene is quite conflicted.
“Go ahead, there is a free [Ti Nest], don’t miss it.”
“Just co to play with often, you know the space-ti coordinates of the Tardis.”
The Doctor was behaving very casually, but Tang Qi still heard a hint of envy.
Of course, he had to pretend not to hear it.
Ti Nests are extrely rare, and for the mont, Tang Qi could not create one.
Moreover, the habit of comparison is not good, very not good.
Upon hearing the Doctor’s words, the already tempted group of Yog Worms moved all at once.
In a manner that could be called “Ti Stop Flash,” they appeared in front of the nest in the blink of an eye.
Just as they were about to enter it, suddenly the leading worm stopped.
With a cute head turning, it touched so other worms.
They communicated in their unique way and quickly reached a consensus.
The worms raised their little Y-shaped branch-like heads once more, this ti towards Ancient Bos Aiken.
Only to hear so sounds resembling “ying ying ying” suddenly echoed in the room.
Imdiately, Bos Aiken was first stunned, then brightly smiling and said:
“Of course, Little Guys must rember, you are invited companion guests, our relationship is equal.”
“This [Ti Nest] is a gift; once given, it entirely belongs to you.”
“So, inviting any life in does not require my consent.”
As soon as Ancient Bos Aiken finished speaking, that group of worms again uniformly turned their heads.
They politely lined up, ti-stopped flashing over, surrounding the Doctor.
And then pulled him towards their “new ho.”
The Doctor seed to refuse, yet quickly disappeared with the group of worms into the mysterious Ti Nest.
In the blink of an eye, at both ends of the snow-white long table, Tang Qi and Bos Aiken were facing each other again.
The atmosphere, for a mont, was sowhat awkward.
One Sovereign, one Ancient, neither had received an invitation.
Tang Qi blinked, a tentacle cleverly lifted to point in the void.
Whereupon lights and shadows flowed out, so nauseating visions were summoned.
The main feature was the “Resentful Soul Goddess” from the Second Endless.
No need to keep secrets from Bos Aiken, this Ancient from All Things Can Be Sold must be aware of the existence of the Second Endless.
Sure enough, there was no change in this Ancient’s pale face due to these illusions.
“Sir, did you already know I would intersect with this ‘Resentful Soul Lady’?”
Upon hearing Tang Qi’s question, Bos Aiken shook his head.
Very confidently said:
“Honorable Dream, it is not like that, I am not the Ti God, I cannot foresee the future.”
“Any transaction I initiate is due to the rules fixed upon .”
“Both parties in a transaction will maximize benefits, so I am sure your harvest will be more than just one Fool’s Ship.”
“Since you have encountered the Resentful Soul Lady during the transaction, then you must have gained sothing from Her, right?”
Tang Qi nodded, confirming Bos Aiken’s words.
The latter smiled modestly, but his nodding head expressed satisfaction with his rules still in effect.
Suddenly, a pink river appeared between the two.
An uncountable number of “Primordial Desire People” ford the river, rushing together to hold a special wooden ship, sending it towards Tang Qi.
On the other end, Bos Aiken’s voice continued.
“Buyer’s paynt has been signed, transaction accomplished.”
“This Fool’s Ship now belongs to you, Honorable Dream Sovereign.”
With the Second Fool’s Ship before him, Tang Qi’s tentacle wriggled over, wrapping the wooden ship.
Radiance flickered, and the wooden ship imdiately disappeared.
From this mont on, Tang Qi officially owned two Fool’s Ships.
Tang Qi suppressed the urge to return to explore the “Fool’s Ship Secret,” remaining at one end of the long table.
After approximately half a second of silence, Tang Qi directly said:
“Sir, does your product list contain high-level Hidden Knowledge?”
“For example… Supre Divinity?”
“Or… the whereabouts of the Sages who created the Fool’s Ships?”
“Or… the real connection between the Second Endless and boundless mystery?”
Tang Qi’s several questions made Ancient Bos Aiken also fall silent.
A second later, the exceptionally odd Mysterious rchant, only with half a body, smiled and answered:
“Honorable Dream, I suppose you asked Marx the sa questions, didn’t you?”
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“Indeed, whether it’s or ‘All Things Can Be Sold,’ we know these secrets and even more incredible secrets.”
“Ancient One!”
“The aning of these three words is not just that our group has lived too long.”
“We are like ‘spectators’ who know too many secrets, so of which can be disclosed to the outside world, while others cannot.”
“Of course, if you can afford the price, I can sell them to you.”
At this point, Bos Aiken paused.
The originally strange and proud deanor rarely showed a bit of embarrassnt.
He revealed a “little awkwardness” after breaking a promise and added:
“The price is the sa as All Things Can Be Sold.”
“For other goods, I can appropriately lower the price and ensure that the services I provide are better than All Things Can Be Sold.”
“But those secrets are not possible, as the level involved is too high, and the cost is unchangeable.”
“In fact, our transcendent status is included in them. If I lowered the price for you, I would inevitably encounter so accident and fall shortly after revealing the secrets.”
“So if you ask whether I have those goods, the answer is of course, yes, but in your current state, you cannot pay the corresponding price.”
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Bos Aiken’s reply was very detailed and easy to understand.
Tang Qi imdiately judged that this Ancient One was not lying.
The “secrets” of those extrely high levels, such as the Supre Divinities.
Prior to this, Tang Qi had indeed questioned the Ancient Marquis, and his reply was no different from Bos Aiken’s.
Obviously, this might be so common rule that cannot be changed.
And Tang Qi indeed cannot pay the price.
For example, if Tang Qi wanted to know so information about a certain “Supre Divinity,” he would first have to pay a cost that could potentially have severe consequences.
Tang Qi will be known in advance by that Supre Divinity.
There is no need for chanting; as long as Tang Qi knows that supre’s na, Tang Qi himself will also be known by that supre.
Deception or other ans are aningless.
This is a “conceptual” secret rule, at least on the purchasing level.
If Tang Qi learned secrets or even did more excessive, blasphemous things through his own efforts, there would be no consequences except for the repercussions of his actions.
Tang Qi, through his own thods, had not yet known the few Supres: Origin Divine Race, Young Creator, Eternal Day Mad King, and the seemingly codic giant Sea Star.
As for the Mysterious Monarch?
According to the Big Octopuses, they are infinitely close to the Supre, just a small opportunity away.
Tang Qi knew of these Supre Divinities’ existence, yet there were no severe consequences.
But if he were to purchase, the situation would be completely different.
Marx once used “Eternal Day Mad King” as an example; if Tang Qi learned of his existence through “All Things Can Be Sold.”
Then the imdiate consequence:
The Eternal Day Mad King would know all the details of the transaction!
The Eternal Day Mad King would simultaneously retaliate against both parties of the transaction, naly Tang Qi and All Things Can Be Sold!
Of course, the above results are not fixed.
Marx also used “Mysterious Sea Star” as an example, believing if the transaction occurred.
Then what would appear imdiately may not necessarily be a disaster but could be a surprise.
The codic giant Sea Star might very well invite Tang Qi to his ho as a guest?
But these are just possibilities, and the price is far more than that.
“A series of complex rituals must be completed, paying a price that dramatically increases my risk of falling, to possibly complete the purchase process.”
“The most terrifying thing is that the result after purchase is likely to beco very bad.”
“It’s just to know so secrets; it’s not worth the risk, especially when betting everything you have.”
After a few seconds of thought, Tang Qi gave up the transaction with the Ancient Bos Aiken.
It was obvious that Tang Qi also saw a trace of relief in Bos Aiken’s eyes.
Tang Qi silently understood:
The Ancient Ones are a special group with inconceivably mysterious and powerful forces, as well as a transcendent status.
But this transcendence is also limited, not caring about the Dominator Level beings in the boundless mystery, but still fearing those “Supre Divinities.”
They seem to have a hard ti refusing the trade proposed by the “Honorable Guest,” and can only raise the prices to deter the guest.
If the transaction were forcibly initiated, what would they do?
Shift the risk, or quietly endure?
Tang Qi was puzzled, and the unsatisfied Ancient Bos Aiken pondered for half a second, his pale face swaying slightly.
Quickly, after chewing a few Primordial Desire People, he looked at Tang Qi and sincerely reminded:
“Honored Dream, it was a pleasure trading with you.”
“To show my gratitude for your assistance, I will gift you a rather precious piece of hidden knowledge for free.”
“In the face of Supre Divinities, please always rember to exercise caution with any of them.”
“Beyond just purchasing their information being imdiately known to them, every Supre Divinity has various strange laws and principles.”
“A single reckless act may result in a Supre Divinity seeking revenge on you.”
“You are already quite powerful, but against the Supres, you might not be stronger than an ant, the positional gap is most cruel.”
“So, against the Supres, your best choice is not to think, not to explore, not to seek, not to provoke… revere them, stay away from them.”
“Until one day, you find yourself among them.”
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ps: I recomnd the book “Obviously I Am the Trainer,” by a young lady. It’s doing very well; interested classmates, take a look. Two more chapters today, two more tomorrow, and a little performance of flipping over; gentlen, seeking your reward.
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