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Chapter 67 - 67 67 This Should Balance Things Out

67: Chapter 67 This Should Balance Things Out 67: Chapter 67 This Should Balance Things Out “Man, the price of this stuff really sucks.

Is there such a huge gap with the ready-made templates?”

Zhao Guang hadn’t expected that buying a set of weapons, all sorts of them, would only cost him fifty thousand.

You gotta know, just the weight of the materials alone, these weapons were dozens of times heavier than his armor.

It was because of the existence of ready-made templates that the overall cost was brought down so significantly.

Forget it, why fret over this?

When it comes to something that’s linked to my own strength, no amount of money spent is a problem.

Haven’t people said, if money can solve it, then it’s not a problem.

Zhao Guang could say he now had a profound understanding of this sentiment.

On his way home, Zhao Guang bought a huge bunch of so-called art supplies and paints before returning home.

It was better to sneakily buy these things, definitely can’t let big sis find out.

If she knew, then the whole family would know, and at that time, my social life would be truly over.

All because of that damn Ocoro, whose aesthetic sense just had to be so bizarre and somehow aligned with certain perverts.

After the appointed time arrived, Zhao Guang checked the situation across the way, and sure enough, the human soldiers had all come to this place and had completely surrounded it.

“Good, let’s start moving them.” Zhao Guang began to transport the armor and some dismantled tricycles over to them.

“This transportation speed is really slow; the efficiency of the conveyor belt is too low.”

Zhao Guang felt somewhat helpless, but there was no helping it, as this wasn’t meant for transporting these metal items in the first place.

Zhao Guang could only slow down and continue transporting.

After a good long while, he finally finished delivering everything.

In addition to these items, there were also various seasonings and goods he regularly sent over.

With his sister’s help, he could purchase these items in much larger quantities.

When he was out and about, his sister had already arranged for quite a bit of stuff to be delivered to his place, directly to the fourth floor.

The fourth floor had conveyor belts delivering items downwards, which was a bit more convenient.

As for the first floor, that was just something to fool the public.

As for now, those junk jade raw stones were laid out on the first floor.

Since they were all junk, it wouldn’t hurt even if someone stole them.

Besides, who would steal some stones?

They’d tire themselves out.

“Great, everything’s been delivered, let’s head back,” Zhao Guang waved his hand and said.

“These are tricycles, right?

Why are they all dismantled?”

“I’ll tell you later how to assemble and maintain them.

These are just samples; the others haven’t been manufactured yet.”

The soldiers looked at the tricycles’ intricate components, handling them with extreme care as they moved them, afraid of damaging even the slightest bit, which they certainly couldn’t afford to compensate for.

Having seen the delicacy of the tricycle Zhao Guang used to ride, they now realized that these machines could actually be made to such precision.

Mages really are amazing, even ordinary metals can be processed with such precision.

It wasn’t until they reached the military camp that Zhao Guang saw what Yars was up to.

Those guys were carefully examining the tricycle parts.

Zhao Guang hadn’t dared to tamper with his own tricycle before, but these were his own.

But even now, with the parts in his hands, Yars felt completely at a loss on where to begin.

He was afraid to dismantle them and afraid to install them carelessly because he just couldn’t comprehend it.

“You’re here, hurry up and tell me, how do we install these things?”

Zhao Guang walked up, looking at Yars’ cautious appearance, and found it hard to imagine someone who looked like a monster would act this way.

“It’s simple, but shouldn’t we first let the soldiers distribute that armor?” Even though they were basic, there were still a thousand sets.

If they managed to outfit everyone, it wouldn’t be easy for the beastmen across from them to hurt these guys.

Zhao Guang thought to himself that the balance of power could finally be restored.

“That stuff?

Klay, take them to distribute it; we’ll study this thing first.”

With no other choice, Yars dragged Zhao Guang, making it impossible for him to leave.

Zhao Guang handed Yars the manual he had prepared beforehand and then took out some tools to show the surrounding people how to use them.

It must be said, these guys were so dumb it gave Zhao Guang a headache.

Who could have imagined, just some common tools, and these people just couldn’t learn.

He finally understood why Yars was initially amazed at his speed of learning the Breathing Technique.

Fortunately, not everyone was incredibly dumb; there were always a few who were more intelligent.

After teaching these few, Zhao Guang assembled a few tricycles in front of them and then left them to it.

After all, those were just samples, and when there were more of them, they could assemble them themselves.

By the time Zhao Guang was done, he saw that those guys still showed no sign of leaving.

“Forget it, let them figure it out themselves.”

Zhao Guang saw Ocoro, that guy, hiding in a corner sneakily gesturing to Zhao Guang.

Zhao Guang nodded and then dragged the suitcase he had brought with him towards him.

“How about it?

We’ve just come up with this; impressive, right?”

Zhao Guang looked at the people opposite him, feeling somewhat at a loss for words.

Having run out of paint, these guys actually used something unknown—no, that stuff should be alive, right?

Zhao Guang saw Ocoro and a few others, completely bare with worm-like creatures coiled around them.

They were very thin, only as thick as fingers, but more than two meters long.

These creatures were wrapped around their bodies and moving on their own.

Along with their own movements, it was no longer just an eyesore; it was downright horrifying.

“Well, as long as you guys like it, we still can’t appreciate using living things.”

“I told you so, this definitely won’t work.” Jack threw the worms off his body.

But looking at this guy, he seemed to find the situation quite enjoyable; had he fallen so quickly?

On the other hand, Jack, still stoic, had a strange and despondent look in his eyes.

It seems this guy wasn’t so easily corrupted.

Zhao Guang didn’t recognize the other few people around him.

But without thinking, he knew they were Ocoro’s victims.

“Here, I just brought these.

I’ve brought a lot of paints this time, probably about a hundred times more than before.

The rest is over there; I couldn’t bring it all.” Zhao Guang pointed to where he had come from.

“I’ll go get it myself later; that waste won’t notice anything.”

Suddenly thinking of something, Ocoro handed a book to Zhao Guang: “Here, this is the Basic Meditation Method that can generate Magic Power within oneself.

This is the best there is, only the stuff of legends is better than this.”