Elemental Archer

In the game, it was already late at night, and Lin Ye did not log off. He threw the two pieces of copper-nickel equipment dropped by the bison leader to the trading house.

In addition, the equipment that Lin Ye picked up in Riquan Lane was also thrown into the trading house. This batch of equipment is very large, but these equipment are not very high-end. Most of them are bronze equipment. There are even a lot of black iron level equipment, but the advantage lies in the quantity.

The transaction price set by Lin Ye is about 10 lower than the normal selling price.

Therefore, in less than half an hour, the equipment that Lin Ye had hung in the trading house had been bought by players one after another, and the system prompts kept ringing.

Lin Ye took out the gold coins, and immediately, the property in the backpack increased again.

Excluding the handling fee of the transaction bank and the additional payment fee of Kaka, Lin Ye got a total of more than 3,000 gold coins, which is an unimaginable wealth for solo players.

"It's not enough!" Lin Ye looked at the gold coins in his backpack and shook his head.

For ordinary players, this amount of money can be exchanged for copper-nickel equipment with average attributes, but for Lin Ye, this amount of money can't do much.

Because Lin Ye's goal is to upgrade the engineering level, which is a life occupation that is more expensive than forging, and requires a lot of high-grade ores, even rare gems and so on.

Lin Ye took out a black token engraved with exquisite patterns from his backpack. This is the hero token, the core item for establishing a guild.

Lin Ye was contemplating whether to sell the tokens directly to merchants or to acquaintances.

Before, Yan Jing mentioned to Lin Ye that if Lin Ye was lucky enough to issue a hero order, she would definitely pay a high price to buy it.

Although today's hero orders are still very rare, their value is not the same.

The first hero token in the game can be sold for a high price of several million, but the second one is less than one million.

What Lin Ye is holding now is even cheaper. Lin Ye estimates that this hero token should be between 300,000 and 500,000.

After pondering for a while, Lin Ye sighed, put away the token, and then dialed the voice call of the wind oath.

Lin Ye finally decided to sell the token to Feng Oath. As for whether Feng Oath can use it for himself or sell it to others, it has nothing to do with Lin Ye.

Lin Ye did this,

It's not that Yan Jing can't afford the hundreds of thousands, he just doesn't want to become a drag on Yan Jing because of this hero order.

Because the money for purchasing hero tokens is small money, nothing, but once the guild is established, the subsequent expenses are like running water.

For example: guild resident maintenance costs, NP employment costs, guild resident facility purchase costs, repair costs, and even the various functions of the guild all require expenses and maintenance.

This is also the reason why many small studios will choose to sell even if they issue a hero order. In the early stage of the game, it is not so easy to establish a guild.

"Actually, the small team is pretty good." Lin Ye said indifferently.

Lin Ye believes that Yan Jing's small team is not enough to truly maintain a guild, unable to make the guild operate normally, and even lose money.

Naturally, Lin Ye didn't want to sell this hero order to Yan Jing, and it was his own painstaking effort.

Of course, if in the future, the pace of the game increases, the speed of obtaining gold coins increases, and Yan Jing's strength and team size also increase, Lin Ye will find a way to help out even if hero tokens are still rare.

While pondering, Feng swore replied to the message. He said that he was negotiating business with the client, and he would contact Lin Ye in person when he finished his work.

Lin Ye could only take advantage of his spare time to sweep up trading houses and purchase a batch of high-grade ores used to make parts for engineering items.

Lin Ye couldn't use some ores directly, and had to pay a higher price to buy ingots that had already been smelted.

Throughout the second half of the night, Lin Ye was making goblin engineering parts, such as bolts, nuts and other small parts.

Seeing the rapidly shrinking gold coins in his backpack, even Lin Ye couldn't help but feel pain in his flesh.

"You can't just go in and out." Lin Ye thought, otherwise, the cost would be too high.

Lin Ye continued to run to the trading house, used the remaining gold coins to buy materials and ores for making iron grenades, and then continued to concentrate on making them.

By the time the sky was bright, there were already four or five components of high-quality iron grenades in Lin Ye's backpack.

It can be said that apart from the goblins, only Lin Ye owns the iron grenade, and Lin Ye has the final say on how much it sells for.

"It takes about three gold coins to make a tin grenade. Considering the labor cost and my time, selling it for 10 gold coins shouldn't be too bad." Lin Ye secretly thought.

After finishing speaking, Lin Ye placed five stacks in the trading house. For each stack, Lin Ye set the number to ten. They were sold by stack, and each stack sold for 100 gold coins.

One hundred gold coins, according to the current value, is only seven or eight hundred yuan. This thing, the beholder has a different opinion, as long as it is what you want, you will never be stingy with this mere few hundred yuan.

Iron grenades are consumable props. There are not many such items in the game, and they are easy to be found by players.

Therefore, in less than half an hour, all five stacks of iron grenades were sold out.

After excluding the handling fee and card fee, Lin Ye got 460 gold coins.

Counting the material cost of making the tin grenade, Lin Ye also made a net profit of more than 300 gold coins, which is an absolutely cost-effective business.

However, for this kind of special consumables, Lin Ye must control the quantity and rhythm of sales. He must not sell them in large quantities without interruption. , very shrewd.

After working all night, Lin Ye found that Feng Shi hadn't replied to his message yet.

Lin Ye thought for a while, and chose to go offline. Since Feng Oath didn't contact him, there must be too many things, so it's not easy for Lin Ye to bother him. Anyway, if the hero order is sold one day later, it won't have much impact .

At noon the next day, Lin Ye returned to the game again.

The system prompts that Lin Ye has left a message that he has not checked, and it was sent by Feng Oath.

Lin Ye immediately dialed Feng's call.

The other side was quickly connected, and Feng Oath said: "I'm really sorry for keeping you waiting for a long time last night."

The wind oath is as polite as ever, without the airs of a high-ranking person at all.

"You're too polite, it's okay." Lin Ye expressed his understanding.

The two were both in the city of Dallas and soon met.

"Brother Mingyueye, did you get the equipment again?" Feng Oath asked with a smile.

Lin Ye took out the hero token from his backpack and said, "Look, how much is it worth now?"

Seeing the Hero Order, Feng Oath was surprised and said, "Is this because you have obtained the Hero Order?"

Hero Tokens only drop from bosses and higher-level monsters, and Lin Ye is just a solo player, which makes Fengswear horrified. This guy is really a monster, can he even kill boss monsters?

"Three hundred and seventy thousand!" Feng vowed to give the price.

Lin Ye nodded, the price was more reasonable, and it was about the same as Lin Ye expected.

Just when Lin Ye was about to make a deal, he accidentally saw the golden emblem on Feng's chest.

"Have you established a guild?" Lin Ye asked.

"Brother Mingyueye is really observant. I did establish a guild, and our studio is officially named Tianxing Chamber of Commerce." Feng Swear nodded with a smile.

"Congratulations, then I will have to change my name to the president in the future." Lin Ye cupped his hands and congratulated.

The transaction between the two was completed, and Lin Ye got the money smoothly. Later, Lin Ye bid farewell to the wind oath, and he would continue to attack goblin engineering.