Chapter 1613: Treasures of Top-Tier Civilizations
Would the Arriba Chamber of Commerce remain neutral?
On this point, even Sein dared not draw hasty conclusions.
He knew that Arriba was overseen by an overlord-level being, one that appeared to share close kinship ties with Tourmaline and the others.
The last time, it had been through the Arriba Chamber of Commerce that Sein obtained several crucial devil and demon materials.
He had to admit that the goods offered by Arriba were astonishingly vast and diverse.
Even Sein, a Rank Five mage, found himself impressed by the sheer selection.
Many of the items and artifacts on display were things he had never encountered before—so much so that when the Arriba Chamber of Commerce arrived near Marvelous Plane, Sein ended up spending a small fortune.
The Arriba Interstellar Chamber of Commerce refused to conduct transactions in magicoins.
Their recognized hard currencies were energy crystals, biological cores, rare metals, souls, and high-quality enslaved creatures.
Beyond these primary forms of payment, Arriba accepted other trade items only after a thorough commercial evaluation by professional appraisers.
Magicoins circulated only within the Magus Alliance, as well as a limited number of star domains and civilizations aligned with Magus World.
In and of themselves, magicoins held no inherent value—their worth existed solely because the Magus Civilization designated them as official currency.