Chapter 229: Fame Spreads Far and Wide

  stantly recruiting talent, enlisting professionals, gathering refugees and migrants, and telep them to Bay Territory had already bee the talk of Blood Moon City .

  But retly, the "earning thousands of gold a day" stories from the S Ruins

  had firmly etched Bay Territory into everyone’s memory.

  Every day, adveraveliween Blood Moon City and Murloc Castle

  brought back stories of a few lucky souls striking it rich.

  “The underground ruins are vast…”

  “The Sky-Splitting Lizards are extremely dangerous…”

  “Bay Territory soldiers are very wealthy…”

  “Everyone’s making a lot of money…”

  Even though only mid-tier adventurers could participate in this lucrative venture,

  it was still a hot topic for everyone.

  Of course, along with the tales of the S Ruins, the extremely popur “Ruins Adves” were spreading as well.

  The 5-gold-piece Ruins Adves, tested by the adventurers expl the S Ruins, were quickly snapped up by nearly every adventurer in Blood Moon City .

  In simirly dark underground enviros,

  where many monsters excelled at ambushes,

  it wasn’t just the S Ruins where the miion rods and light arrows were useful.

  Almost any of the more dangerous ruins near Blood Moon City could be from these affordable and effective tools.

  Normally, adventurers would spend dozens or even hundreds of gold s oion scrolls or tools.

  But now, they could enjoy the same bes for just a few gold s!

  Even though many of the items were ables, it greatly eased everyone’s burden.

  Saving money was like earning money!

  Besides adventurers, the happiest people were undoubtedly the brothers Hao Dazhuang and Hao Dapeng, who couldn’t stop grinning.

  They had been tasked with selling Bay Territory's products.

  For every Ruins Adve they sold, they earned one silver in ission.

  Selling 500 kits a day, they quickly sold out.

  Each brother earned 250 silver s, ughing with joy.

  The lord of Blood Moon City emerged from her boratory

  and immediately noticed the "buzz" in the Mage Tower.

  Stuffing food into her mouth, she happily gnced over the revenue reports, ecstatically shouting:

  “Hahaha, I knew someone would appreciate my talent!”

  “1,500 gold a day, that’s 30,000 in 10 days, 300,000 in a month! I’m rich!”

  Uo help but rub her temples, 343, already used to the lord’s antics, effitly issued instrus:

  “As per Bay Territory's request, they ow produd assemble 1,500 Ruins Adves a day.”

  “I will allocate an additional 1% of energy to build two more spell core produ lines.”

  “Also, you o produce the core of aal Furhin 10 days.”

  “Otherwise, we’ll miss out on 180,000 gold s and 20 high-quality space crystals.”

  When 343 started talking, the lord didn’t take it seriously, nodding absentmindedly as she ged herself.

  But as soon as “180,000 gold s” and “high-quality space crystals” registered, she so attention.

  Grabbing a rge pork knuckle and stuffing it in her mouth, she disappeared, leaving behind one fleetience:

  “I’ll get it done in 8 days…”

  Outside Blood Moon City ,

  in the Carlisle family’s castle,

  Vist Larry toyed with a dark space crystal, staring down a nervous Hawk and Brown as he asked:

  “He is the underground ruin? How many Sky-Splitting Lizards are there? And how plentiful are the space crystals?”

  Without hesitation, Brown, who had explored the ruins, responded:

  “The ruins are as rge as a major city, and so far, we’ve only explored less than a sireet.”

  “There are thousands of Sky-Splitting Lizards just in the area we scouted.”

  “Most move in packs, so adveend to hunt isoted ones…”

  “On average, we find one space crystal for every 100 Sky-Splitting Lizards.”

  “Right now, Murloc Camp produces about 10 crystals per day, with Bay Territory purchasing 8 of them…”

  Upon hearing this, the Carlisle family members stirred uneasily.

  A quick calcution revealed that although the ruins were still in the early stages of exploration, total daily ine had reached about 15,000 gold.

  Yet the Carlisle family was only getting around 2,000 gold, whiderstandably left them displeased.

  With such astonishing profits, who wouldn’t be envious?

  But before anyone could speak, Vist Larry smiled and nodded:

  “You’ve done very well. Keep it up. Once we’ve cleared a suffit number of Sky-Splitting Lizards, we’ll begin developing the ruins…”

  Seeing others about to grow restless, the Vist coldly swept his gaze over them.

  Instantly, their faces paled, and they lowered their heads, saying nothing.

  “If anyone has objes, you’re wele to join an expedition team, explore the depths of the ruins, or hunt more Sky-Splitting Lizards!”

  “In three months, the empire’s scription will begin. You’d better behave.”

  The mention of imperial scription didn’t seem to faze most of the Carlisle family.

  But Brown and Hawk exged a knowing look, realizing there was more to Vist Larry’s words.

  This scription was going to be different!

  As they returo Murloc Camp, they noticed even more adveelep in.

  The two exged gnces, dismissiain thoughts as they suddenly uood.

  The Carlisle family’s share of the ruin’s ine had rgely goo the adventurers.

  Even the small remaining portion exceeded the 1,000 gold per day guaranteed by their tract.

  In the past, the Carlisle family would never have let such profits slip through their fingers.

  But times had ged.

  Bay Territory’s powerful military and seemingly bottomless eic resources, along with their alliah so many adventurers, made targeting them impossible.

  What could they do now?

  All they could do was silently hope that the ruins’ business would tio flourish!

  With more and more examples of “earning thousands of gold a day,”

  even more adventurers from Blood Moon City finally couldn’t resist and rushed to the Misty S.

  As the Misty S drew more attention,

  Bay Territory quietly accumuted strength, accelerating its development.

  At first, few people noticed Bay Territory’s progress.

  They only occasionally saw soldiers patrolling outside the ruins’ camp.

  Heavy-armored soldiers statio the fortress entrao the ruins.

  And the “Guardian” golems, maintaining order and occasionally catg unlucky troublemakers.

  Small clues were there.

  But once people stopped paying attention to Bay Territory,

  they were surprised to realize that the ruins’ camp had grer, with more adventurers gathering.

  And as their ine didn’t decrease but instead steadily increased, they made a shog realization.

  Bay Territory was effortlessly managing a ruins camp of over 10,000 people!

  And those living there were all unruly adventurers!

  FAL