<h4>Chapter 808: The ve Trade</h4>


    Although the sea legion led by White Ste had temporarily separated from the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring Army, Tourmaline stayed with Sein and the others.


    Lavender Harmony ne was a scenic world with rare purple soil and an abundance of water vapor resources.


    Tourmaline took an immediate liking to this world upon her arrival.


    Unlike the ufortably small micrones, Lavender Harmony ne, a low-level world with a weakened nar will, was perfect for powerful and massive beings like Tourmaline to roam freely.


    After reaching Lavender Harmony ne, Tourmaline managed to convince Sein to y with her for a while.


    Despite her fierce and majestic appearance as a draconic beast, Tourmaline was still a child at heart.


    In contrast, her older siblings had a far more serious demeanor.


    ck Oblivion had been focused on plundering resources in another star domain, while the White Ste was busy leading the sea races and had reportedly gained significantly in the Wild Star Domain.


    The Magus World Army, led by Lorianne, had not yetpletely subdued the millions-strong subgori army of the Lavender Harmony ne.


    These creatures, with their mixed bloodlines, did not possess the fierce resistance of purebred Wild Goris.


    Burdened with debts amounting to tens of millions of magicoins, Lorianne bore the pressure of her financial woes on her slender shoulders.


    Yet, she rarely revealed her distress to others, choosing instead to bear her struggles silently.


    While it was impossible to neutralize the threat of the millions of subgoris entirely—any sudden appearance of a Gori God could stir them into revolt—they were still valuablemodities.


    These creatures could be funneled directly into the vast Magus Alliance market, which could easily absorb a trade volume of millions of enved beings.


    Even if this number were multiplied tenfold, the market could still digest it.


    Among the millions of subgoris, around ten thousand were Rank One or higher, making them the most valuable elite ves.


    Although the remaining ordinary creatures were not as valuable, their sheer number still represented a significant source of revenue.


    Lorianne, along with ck Oblivion and the other magic beast kings, calcted that apart from the long-term benefits of upying Lavender Harmony World, the most immediate gain seemed to be the potential revenue from selling the subgoris as ves and cannon fodder.


    After all, manpower was also a type of resources.


    ck Oblivion, at the outset of his career and eager to establish himself within the Magus Alliance, was willing to temporarily be a ve trader.


    In the Magus Alliance, those who engaged in ve trade were invariably figures with profound backgrounds.


    Handling small-scale transactions involving hundreds of thousands or even millions was one thing, but dealing on the scale of tens of millions, particrly when it involvedrge quantities of elite enved creatures of Rank One or above, was a different matter entirely.


    Within the Magus Alliance, such dealings were synonymous with a level of influence and power that made them formidable yers not to be trifled with.


    Typically, only the Magus World and a few otherrge-sized worlds within the Magus Alliance were capable of managing such high-level transactions.


    Although ck Oblivion had no prior experience in the ve trade, he had an uncle who was an expert in this field and operated a muchrger business.


    Leveraging this family connection, ck Oblivion was acquainted with several key figures in the industry.


    Initially, Lorianne had nned to offload these subgoris through contacts in the Capiche Business Alliance.


    However, upon learning that ck Oblivion had ess to superior channels, she deferred this aspect of the operation to him.


    Thus, the conflict in Lavender Harmony ne quickly evolved into arge-scale ve capturing operation.


    Not just the subgoris soldiers were targeted; many healthy adult males were also rounded up by Magus World’s forces.


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    Despite the Lavender Harmony World’s rtively weak nar energy, the reproductive capacity of these subgoris was remarkably high.


    The sheer number of subgoris in this world was pushing beyond what its natural resources could sustain.


    From this perspective, the Magus Civilization’s aggressive reduction of the subgori poption was actually helping the Lavender Harmony World by preventing the rapid depletion of its natural resources.


    To ensure the long-term, scientific, and sustainable development of this low-level ne under her control, Lorianne nned to implement a “harvest season” every thirty years to manage the subgori poption in the Lavender Harmony World.


    After all, these creatures were “renewable resources”.


    This strategy positioned Lavender Harmony World as a potential key producer of enved creatures for Lorianne’s purposes.


    Any visionary tower master and grand master of a knightly order would cultivate a ne to produce enved creatures for various uses.


    For instance, the stone-skinned dwarvesmonly found in the Order of the Fiery Molten Mountain’s army were actually cannon fodder specifically bred and maintained by Oneille, the Rank Five knight.


    Although Lorianne had been using her worldboratory to mass-produce nt creatures as basic cannon fodder, relying solely on a single type of enved creature could lead toplications in the future.


    For example, her nt legions were poorly suited for assaults on pyro elemental nes.


    Having a diverse array of enved creatures could help mitigate such limitations.


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    The conflict in Lavender Harmony nested a year and a half, it could have been shorter if their objective was solely to conquer this world.


    Theplex task of capturing hundreds of thousands to millions of subgoris was a very time-consuming process.


    During this time, Lorianne’s space fortress functioned effectively as a transport ship for enved creatures.


    Observing the immense space fortress floating beyond the ne, ck Oblivion and other magic beast kings disyed evident envy.


    As newly emerged powerhouses, they were not financially capable of purchasing such massive war tforms, which cost tens of millions of magicoins.


    Although ck Oblivion could potentially afford it, his innate hoarding nature as a dragon made him reluctant to part with his treasures.


    Even Tourmaline, a rtively young dragon turtle, had her own collection of rare treasures.


    ck Oblivion, being older and having received more favor from the elders in their family, undoubtedly possess even greater treasures.


    Motivated by the sight of the space fortress transporting five million subgoris into the starry depths, ck Oblivion dered, “I’ll earn enough to buy a space fortress with my own power!”