At the base, the most talked about topic was the raining shuttles card.
They talked from the raining shuttles card in Ashe's hands to the raining shuttles team afterwards.
In that last exciting battle, the Raining Shuttles Squad's powerful firepower was still fresh in everyone's memory.
The two hundred card artisans who used the raining shuttles card were called the "Raining Shuttles Squad." The dark green shuttles were like raindrops covering the sky and the earth, and the incessant screeching filled the ears. Everything that got in their way was mercilessly turned into sieves.
The raining shuttles cards they were using were more powerful than Ah Shen's, and those card artisans had even seen with their own eyes the three-star energy cloaks being smashed to pieces by the dark green shuttles.
It was precisely because of the Raining Shuttles Squad's siege that the battle had ended so quickly.
The Raining Shuttles Squad was made up of the Ning Family disciples, so it was naturally not something they could imagine.
But after witnessing the power of the raining shuttles card, they were very interested in the raining shuttles card that had come out of nowhere.
Which card artisan wouldn't want to have a stronger weapon?
Ah Shen's Rain Shuttle had already been bought by Ning Peng at a high price. In this battle, Ah Shen had also become the target of envy.
He was the card artisan with the most gains in the base.
The grapevine about the raining shuttles card was also buzzing around the building.
Algoradicci had been in a bad mood recently, and there was an endless stream of people looking for him every day.
Logically speaking, this should be his favorite situation. All businessmen understood what popularity meant.
However, if others came here to ask him if he didn't have the goods and didn't know where to buy them, then he would naturally be unhappy.
He really wanted to close the door and ignore everyone, but he couldn't.
This was the best time to do business.
Dumping a large number of items would directly cause their prices to be on the low side. Buying at this time would naturally allow one to make a huge profit.
And he didn't dare to offend those card artisans who had come to inquire about the raining shuttles card, since they were all potential customers.
Helplessly, he could only put on a smiling face and carefully explain the matter to the others.
Very quickly, someone put up a commission to buy the raining shuttles card.
And very quickly, the number of such commissions kept rising, and the price of the raining shuttles card shot up like a rocket.
The price of a raining shuttles card had also rapidly climbed to the height of one thousand five hundred contribution points.
Which of those card artisans didn't have a lot of contribution points in their hands?
A good card was a card artisan's second life. No wonder they were so crazy.
But no one knew who had made the raining shuttles card.
Chen Mu saw the commissions.
He was debating whether he should do it or not.
As Chen Mu saw it, the price of 1,500 points was a little high.
He didn't quite understand that no matter how good the raining shuttles card was, it was still only a three-star fantasy card, and logically it shouldn't be worth that much.
But looking at the number of similar commissions, he understood how big the market demand for the raining shuttles card was.
The only thing he was worried about was the Ning family's attitude towards this matter.
Thinking about it again, Ning Peng and Ning Yan hadn't forbidden him from making raining shuttles cards for others.
He had wanted to ask, but Ning Yan and Ning Peng had been transferred to Eastern Shang-Wei City, and there were not enough people there.
As for the other people in the building, he did not know them at all, so he could only give up.
Should I do it or not?
Chen Mu suddenly had a headache.
The opportunity was fleeting, and it would be a pity if he didn't take advantage of this great opportunity.
Having been with Copper for a long time, Chen Mu naturally understood a little about the rules of the market.
Finally, Chen Mu gritted his teeth!
He did it!
But he didn't need the contribution points just then, since he already had enough.
He suddenly thought of that black and white chrysanthemum rock, and an idea gradually floated to the surface.
The base had been in chaos those last few days, with the card artisans who had survived the war indulging themselves in revelry, and the merchants bustling about making all kinds of purchases. It was a very busy scene.
As a subsidiary of the Ning family, the Ning family had won, and of course they had a lot to gain.
Algoradicci calculated that it was about time to deliver the detailed fantasy cards that day.
He had been so busy those last few days, most of which was thanks to the raining shuttles card.
But the only consolation he had was that because of the increase in the flow of people, his sales were doing a lot better than he had expected.
There was a knock on the door, and Algoradicci shot forward, nimbly opening it.
That staff member was obviously already very familiar with Algoradicci's enthusiasm.
With a slight smile, he handed over a light yellow one-star fantasy card, and said very politely, "This is today's detailed fantasy card, sir."
Algoradicci rushed to take it, saying, "Thank you."
He very quickly inserted the detailed fantasy card into his apparatus. Time was an extremely important concept for a merchant.
He didn't want to miss out on some highly profitable product because he was one step too late.
He stared greedily at the screen that had popped up, looking like a starving wolf staring at its prey.
He flipped through the list one by one, and from time to time, he would mark a certain item. These were all things that he would buy later.
He was very fast, having been in that line of work for a long time, and his eyes were very sharp, basically being able to tell at a glance how profitable a particular product was.
There were a few products worth his attention that day that he could consider buying.
His gaze then fell onto the commissions. There were very few people giving out commissions at that time. Apart from the one asking to buy the damned raining shuttles card, the others were generally from merchants like him.
No card artisan would go out to carry out a commission after such a big battle.
Their tired hearts needed rest.
Suddenly, Algoradicci's expression froze.
He was staring at a commission in a daze.
After a few seconds, he rubbed his eyes to make sure he wasn't seeing things.
He hadn't seen wrong!
The raining shuttles card .II. It really was the raining shuttles card!
But what did adding a II to the raining shuttles card mean?
Algoradicci was a little hesitant when he suddenly remembered the idle chatter of those card artisans.
They were saying that the raining shuttles card used by the "raining shuttles squad" was more powerful than Ah Shen's, and that the green shuttles it fired were greener!
Could it be that this was an improved version of the raining shuttles card?
Was it the raining shuttles card used by the "raining shuttles squad?"
It had to be!
He had no idea that his clenched fists had turned white.
Algoradicci immediately realized the huge business opportunity that was hidden in this.
He didn't immediately rush over to the consignment office, but calmed down and carefully looked at the contents of the commission.
The one who had sent out the commission had to be the raining shuttles card's maker, a card master.
His request was very simple: five three-star cards with unique functions could be exchanged for one raining shuttles card.
Or rare materials or unknown materials could be exchanged.
This was a very vague request. From this, it could be seen how unprofessional the person who issued the request was.
Unique functions. What would be considered unique functions?
There wasn't any standard for judging.
And rare materials, that was even broader. What was rare?
How would its quantity be calculated? The person who had sent it hadn't given a specific value.
Algoradicci was disdaining that mysterious card master countless times in his mind.
But disdain was disdain, and he moved very quickly, believing that the commission would immediately cause the temperature of the entire market to rise sharply.
Although the commission was a little vague, Algoradicci could still roughly guess what that card master wanted.
He had quite a few three-star cards with unique functions on hand.
Most of those cards were quite unconventional, and their uses were rather limited, so their prices weren't very high.
But Algoradicci had always believed that those cards were an extremely important link in enriching tactics.
So, he had purchased such cards in large quantities, originally intending to sell them to card artisans after a while.
That really was an opportunity bestowed upon him by the heavens!
His face was full of tears, and he was endlessly looking forward to the scene when he would be smashed unconscious by the overwhelming amount of contribution points.
The whole building was boiling!
What could be more attractive to that gang of card artisans than the raining shuttles card?
The card artisans who had seen the power of the raining shuttles card wished they could sell themselves to buy one.
But, they had made it clear that they would only trade and not sell.
In an instant, the consignment office was packed with people.
And at the same time, countless commissions to buy so-called "three-star cards with unique functions" were rising at a crazy rate.
Chen Mu had bought a shared terminal from the consignment office, which was the instrument that Li Li operated every day.
But its price was really staggering, 20,000 contribution points!
It was a good thing that he could now be considered to have a lot of money.
Through the shared terminal, he could check out the commissions and the goods on the spot.
The information on it was completely in sync with the consignment office.
He was also the first person to buy the shared terminal up to that point. Even a guy like Algoradicci, who could be considered a professional businessman, wouldn't be willing to buy it.
That price was really too high.
That way, he could just sit in his room and check out his commissions.
He had still underestimated everyone's enthusiasm for the raining shuttles card.
Below his commission, there were so many replies that you couldn't see the end of them, which was a spectacular sight.
Chen Mu specially picked out the replies that were very detailed.
For example, there was a guy called Algoradicci whose replies were very detailed. Not only were there images of each card, but there were also very detailed explanations.
He was also the guy who had done the most transactions with Chen Mu up until then, having exchanged for a total of seven raining shuttles card .II's.
The more troublesome ones were the raw materials, which were all kinds and oddities, some of which Chen Mu had seen, and some of which he hadn't.
Although those savvy card artisans didn't know what kind of material they were holding, they would do some general testing and then list out the data.
It would also be easier for those people to exchange for the raining shuttles card .II's.
After the first day, there were about twenty people who had exchanged for the raining shuttles card .II's.
But up until then, there hadn't been a single raining shuttles card .II's for sale in the entire consignment office.
And he hadn't heard of anyone who had exchanged for the raining shuttles card .II's to trade with others.
Every single person who had exchanged for the raining shuttles card .II's seemed to be afraid that other people would know they had it in their hands.
That kind of strange phenomenon pushed everyone's enthusiasm for the raining shuttles card .II's.