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Chapter 208 - 208 208 Now It's Our Turn to Talk

208: Chapter 208: Now It’s Our Turn to Talk 208: Chapter 208: Now It’s Our Turn to Talk “Lack of taste, indeed a useless person who doesn’t understand art,” Ocoro continued to provoke as soon as it was safe.

Yars gritted his teeth in anger.

If it weren’t for Zhao Guang being here, he would have slapped that face a few more times.

And what a face it was, dark and unappealing—it was called art, but it only fueled his irritation.

Suddenly, Zhao Guang interrupted Yars, “Speaking of which, could you get a larger space ring?

The ones I have recently are not quite sufficient, and it’s becoming difficult to increase the cargo volume.”

As the cargo volume increased, especially with large-events modular homes, his current space ring was completely inadequate.

“A larger one?

I need to ask about that,” Yars said, somewhat embarrassed.

“Well, I’ll prepare a banquet.

You go and enjoy yourself.

You’re familiar with the barracks anyway,” Yars quickly left, seemingly recalling something.

Fortunately, with all the running around, Zhao Guang was getting hungry.

Watching Yars leave, Zhao Guang’s gaze shifted to Ocoro.

“What’s up?

Why are you staring at me like that?” Ocoro seemed puzzled.

“Next, we should have a proper talk,” Zhao Guang said with a subtle expression.

“We should indeed have a good talk.

You see, isn’t my look nice?

And this, Jersey Blue like a dairy cow, it’s a unique artistic style that only you would understand.”

Was that what he wanted to discuss?

Who wanted to talk about art?

“What do you mean by selling me out earlier?”

“Oh, that?

That was a good thing.

With your Simultaneous Writing Skill, the military will definitely protect you.

Nobles from various regions, especially those on the borders, will certainly become your loyal followers unless they find an alternative.”

“So, I should really thank you then.”

“Of course, I was completely considering your best interests.”

“Really?

Oh, I seem to have forgotten something.

I didn’t bring any art books with me.”

Upon hearing this, Ocoro’s face changed, though it was hard to tell.

“Wait, wait, you just mentioned needing a bigger space ring, right?” Zhao Guang nodded.

Could it be that Ocoro had some connections?

Ocoro quickly said, “I have a friend who works at the Silver Tower.

You don’t know, but the Silver Tower is a top Mage Organization, and they excel in space magic, so they are definitely the right ones to contact.”

“But I just asked Yars for help already.”

Ocoro scoffed, “Asking him?

What use could there be in that?

Not to mention he might not be able to get it, but even if he could, he wouldn’t sell it to you.

These items are usually treasured by the Royal Family, and even Great Nobles have difficulty obtaining them.”

So that was the case.

Although he hadn’t had much hope, he didn’t expect this, and Ocoro had no reason to lie to him.

“So, can you get it then?

It can’t be easy to produce such items for Mages, right?”

“You’re asking the right person.

For most Mages, indeed it’s not easy.

But most space equipment is actually sold by the Silver Tower, so they’re the right ones to go to.”

Ocoro lowered his voice, “If it was someone else, they might not be able to commission space equipment, but you’re different.

You can offer so many Magic Crystal Stones, which are hard currency in the mage world.”

Indeed, Magic Crystal Stones are very important for Mages; they could even be used as currency.

However, they are rarely used as currency because they are not usually in sufficient supply for personal use.

“Is it confirmed then?” Zhao Guang’s eyes sparkled.

“Yes, it’s confirmed.

Although these Magic Crystal Stones have no stored magic power, that’s not a problem, as they just need to be recharged.

It’s actually better this way because they have no particular attribute, so they can contain any type of magic power.”

Magic Crystal Stones aren’t disposable; they can be recharged repeatedly.

So initially having no magic power isn’t a problem.

But the ability to adapt to all attributes makes these Magic Crystal Stones even more versatile.

“I see, then I’m relieved.

I still have plenty of those on my end.”

He hadn’t mentioned that these stones were artificially created—knowing this could potentially cause a huge uproar.

It wasn’t that he didn’t trust Ocoro, but there were probably many ways in this world to make him speak the truth.

Not telling Ocoro was in fact a form of protection for him.

“So, I can place an order directly with them?

How many do you need?”

“I’m not entirely sure, but if we’re talking about top level, probably around two hundred to five hundred thousand, like the largest model you brought last time.”

“They consume that much?” Zhao Guang was surprised.

Ocoro nodded, “It’s said that although Magic Crystal Stones are hard, they aren’t meant for permanent use.

If used too harshly or for too long, they will get damaged.

Those Mage Organizations have essential uses for Magic Crystal Stones.”

Zhao Guang nodded, “I understand.

I’ll give some to you, and if it’s not enough, keep me posted.

But it’s not just space rings; I want to make other orders as well.”

“What orders?” Ocoro seemed curious.

“I need some spells, various kinds, as well as Light Element Battle Skills.

Additionally, I’d like them to research new spells for me.”

“I didn’t know that was possible, but it seems it’s not out of the question.”

Ocoro was seeing this approach for the first time.

Generally, Mages research spells on their own, fiercely guarding their knowledge to prevent others from deciphering their techniques.

Even their disciples rarely get to see some spells.

Zhao Guang planned to directly commission others to research for him, a truly unparalleled move.

If Zhao Guang knew this thought, he would scoff at it.

History proved that knowledge flourishes best through exchange, while hoarding it only leads to regression or even loss.

Moreover, in the field of spell research, Zhao Guang didn’t believe he could surpass those large Mage Organizations.

Besides, even if they developed spells for him, Zhao Guang wasn’t worried about them leaving backdoors.

The spells he acquired weren’t to be learned directly, but improved and optimized by himself.

This way, he could combine the strengths of two worlds, maximizing the effect of the spells.

Furthermore, he was unlikely to oppose these Mage Organizations, so what was there to fear?

Zhao Guang said straightforwardly, “First, the spell I need is for rapid magic recovery, aimed to serve as a Talent Magic during breakthroughs to intermediate Mage level, based on being a Spiritual Mage.”

“No problem, I’ll tell them.

Although they barely have Spiritual Mages, it shouldn’t matter if it’s just for research.”

“If possible, researching Light Element Battle Skills could also be attempted,” Zhao Guang continued.