It is worth noting that these benefits can be reaped in the long run. As long as the Bone Plane is not destroyed, it will continue to create value for Locke.

In the course of negotiations with representatives of the business alliance, there was one transaction that was never satisfactorily agreed.

For the complete specimen of the fourth-level creature Flying Gollum, the Business Alliance is only willing to bid 1.5 million magic coins to acquire it, and is unwilling to increase the price.

The reason for this is that the Flying Golar itself is at a lower level among the fourth-level creatures, and the most valuable death heart core in this corpse specimen was also taken away by Locke.

"If Rock Knight can sell the Death Heart Core of the Flying Skull, we can pay you a total of 2,200,000 mana. The demigod-level magician of the Business Alliance said respectfully.

The price increase is only 700,000, which is not in line with Locke's expectations.

After much deliberation, Locke eventually gave up on the deal with the Business Alliance for the specimen of the Flying Golar corpse.

Anyway, the corpse of this fourth-level creature is not sold, not to mention that this is still a relatively complete specimen. (Vertical and horizontal starter)

The first payment of three million magic coins was paid to Locke by the representative of the commercial alliance Capecke.

Instead, nearly twenty small and medium-sized floating ships pulled away all of Locke's gains in the Bone Plane of the Dead and its surroundings, one miniature plane, and three half-planes.

"Actually, you've made enough, and the Benjamin Wizard and the Ivanov Knight aren't as much as yours in this regard. Beside Locke, Bi Li, a second-level magician who accompanied him throughout the whole process and negotiated with the representatives of the business alliance, said.

She knew best how many resources and wealth Locke had looted in the years he had been fighting on the Plane of Bones.

With a large number of Zerg warriors and relying on the mining power of the Zerg worker bees, Locke is undoubtedly the biggest winner in this war.

And for this plane war, the post-war distribution of Locke, Benjamin, and Ivanov. It was Locke who got a miniature plane and three resource half-planes, Benjamin got a miniature plane and three resource half-planes, and Ivanov got a miniature plane and a resource half-plane.

In the most resource-rich Skeleton Plane, the three fourth-level knights and magicians finally decided to divide this low-level world with a 2:2:1 distribution scheme.

This is a distribution plan that has been unanimously agreed upon by several fourth-level powerhouses in this battle.

As for why Benjamin was on par with Locke in the distribution of benefits after the war.

It is because this magician is the initiator of this plane war, without Benjamin's determination of the coordinates of the plane of the bones of the dead and the confirmation of basic information, this plane war would not be possible.

The three million magic coins traded by the business alliance Capaitch, the two million magic coins given by Master Jos, and the 150,000 magic coins earned from selling them to the low-level necromantic creatures of the Mamet Alliance.

(A total of 400,000 low-level necromantic creatures were sold to the Mamet Alliance, but only 150,000 were given to Locke, and the rest was divided proportionally between Benjamin and Ivanov.) ）

In pure magic currency terms, Locke's income in this plane war so far has reached 5.15 million.

If you count Locke in the next three hundred years, he will be able to earn a total of four million magic coins in the Bone Plane and the nearby miniature and half-plane. It seems that more than half of the high loan of 12 million has been repaid?

Sure enough, only war is the fastest way to accumulate resources.

Locke couldn't help but agree with Jos's suggestion that he continue to join the world war in Molten Mountain.

The sooner he paid off the arrears, the sooner he could relax, Locke didn't want to be burdened with such a huge debt all the time.

After another half a year, Locke has basically recovered from the injuries he was injured in the previous war, but the corpse specimen of the Flying Skeleton did not succeed in the end.

The purchase price proposed by the East Coast Wizards' Guild satisfied Locke. But the installment payment required by the other party has always made Locke unable to make up his mind to complete the transaction.

It was also at this time that the dark magicians of the Western Islands, who smelled the rumors, took the initiative to contact Locke.

In the realm of corpse training and synthetic beasts, in the wizarding world, except for necromantic magicians, these black magicians are the most specialized.

The one who contacted Locke was the fourth-level dark mage, Krenia, but she was only a middleman, and it was another fourth-level dark mage, Rodman, who really wanted to make a deal with Locke.

Rodman, a fourth-level dark mage, is also nicknamed 'The Corpse Stitcher'. This magician's achievements in the field of training corpses and synthesizing beasts are rarely surpassed in the wizarding world.

"Rock Knight, I heard that you have gained a lot in the Alien Domain this time, do you want to come and help my sister and me?"

Krenia's white and silky arm touched Locke's body, and Locke's first reaction was to think of the strange flower that had been transplanted on the inside of Krenia's arm.

For a moment, Locke had no more intentions, and there was only a faint chill.

"Master, you're laughing, and you don't have much to gain. Locke coughed and replied embarrassedly.

"Hmph, don't try to lie to me, I've seen all the more than twenty floating ships of the Business Alliance Capecchi. It's just an ordinary low-level, miniature plane, I'm afraid I can't use this battle, right?" Klenia looked incredulous.

Speaking of which, these dark magicians are actually a bunch of 'poor people'.

Because they are rejected by the will of the plane of the wizarding world and are hostile to the vast majority of knights and magicians in the wizarding world, it is difficult for them to integrate into the wizarding world and cannot gain a foothold in the wizarding alliance.

If it were in the former Davel region, with their private relationship with the Belém Empire, at least these dark magicians would not have had a miserable life.

If you lack anything, you can get it by making a secret deal with the Belém Empire.

But when they come to the Western Islands, they are really a little 'poor and white'.

Even fourth-level dark mages like Krenia want some kind of high-level materials, and it has to be nerve-wracking, not to mention the lower-level dark mages below.

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