Monsters Are Coming

Many issues, in Ah Lan's eyes, leave no room for negotiation or compromise.

For example, it was clearly stated moments ago that funds could be supplemented later, but Ah Lan chose to refuse.

This might be related to the logic chain of the rules; its actions do not align with the rule's production yield, so it chose to refuse.

There might be other reasons.

In any case, heading straight to the dock for registration can avoid disputes with Ah Lan over minor issues, thus saving time.

Ye Ming's figure, like a black meteor, pierced the Dream Island's sky, enveloped in the chaotic atmosphere leftover from the Space Rift, and crashed onto the bluish-grey stone planks of the dock.

The blast lifted the anchored merchant ships, and players loading and unloading goods were staggered back by the sudden impact.

After landing, Ye Ming reached out and drew a player before him.

Before the player could react, he was already staring into a pair of eyes burning with ghostly blue soul fire.

"Register."

As he spoke, Ah Lan waved his hand across the ground, instantly producing ten metal boxes on the floor.

"Hey man, cutting in line isn't cool, can't you act a bit civilized?" The player was startled and spoke with obvious displeasure.

"I want you to register."

Just as the player was about to unleash a tirade, a voice sounded in the warband channel in his mind, afterward, he spoke with resigned expression:

"Fine, I'll register for you... Mind your manners in the future, this is Dream Island, not your clan land, where you can run wild at will..."

The soul fire in Ye Ming's head jumped fiercely, suppressing the urge to smack him dead, and continued listening to the player ramble on while counting resources.

What piqued his curiosity was the player's method of counting resources.

No need to compare with a resource guide, just a glance, followed by touching it to store it in a space imperceptible, allows for knowing the attributes and value of the materials.

Even weight didn't need to be assessed.

For instance, the pricing of Spirit Ore resource should first determine the category, then appraise the quality, and finally weigh it.

The extraction of Spirit Ore is inherently variable.

The raw stones extracted from the veins vary in size and shape.

Even stones from the same vein might have differing qualities due to varying distributions of internal impurities.

Logically, the appraisal process should be cumbersome.

At the very least, samples must be chosen for color testing, then weight must be converted based on energy content and other indicators before estimating the total value of the batch.

Yet, the member of the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce still rambling on here only needed a glance to accurately ascertain the value of all goods, then store them in space.

Ye Ming, curious at heart, reached out to grab a piece of ore, ran a perception scan repeatedly, then handed it to the player conducting the inspection.

After receiving the ore, the player glanced it over, then stored it in space, before inputting a string of numbers onto the statistical device.

"How much is this piece of Spirit Ore worth?"

"39292 Gold Coins."

Ye Ming already knew the value of gold coins and calculated rapidly.

The final number was fixed in his mind: 39292.

The value given by the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce member was exactly the same.

Yet compared to the member of the Gold Coin Chamber's ability to derive prices at a glance, his calculation speed was far slower, and the Gold Coin Chamber could calculate in batches, not individually for each piece of ore.

Though curious about the reason, he did not ask.

The Monster World has myriad races, it's entirely normal to see all sorts of racial talents.

However, what Ye Ming didn't know was that this rapid statistical pricing method was invented by Ah Lan: Rapid Pricing Method.

The usage method is actually quite simple.

Just a decomposition scan can't naturally ascertain the specific value of this batch of resources.

But players have a very precise value measurement tool in their hands, which is "Sacrificial Emperor Zhao."

One only needs to open the sacrificial panel and toss it in, then check the sacrificial value to estimate the entire batch's worth.

Taking a Blood Crystal Ore as an example.

The Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce only needs to calculate the market price of this Spirit Ore in the trading market; subsequently, Blood Crystal Ore can be bulk stored in the space bag, then Sacrificial Emperor Zhao can be consulted to check the sacrificial price, obtaining the accurate value of the goods.

That is: external market's actual transaction price = internal sacrificial price × fixed coefficient.

There are three steps in total.

First, throw the goods into the sacrificial panel (Brother Di Zhao automatically identifies the value produced by quality and weight).

Second, record the sacrificial offer.

Third, multiply by the fixed coefficient (the proportion in the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce's resource category table, every commodity has a different proportion value).

The external price of Blood Crystal Ore is 3.3 times that of Sacrificial Emperor Zhao, which is the fixed coefficient.

The formula can be applied to all resources to rapidly obtain precise prices, completely bypassing complex and cumbersome steps like quality appraisal and weight evaluation.

Brother Di Zhao is the authority.

Though Brother Di Zhao's purchasing price often seems like slicing the price at the ankle, and some goods' sacrificial price can differ tenfold from external price, the given proportion price is absolutely fair, with no possibility of shortfall in weight.

This makes "Sacrificial Emperor Zhao" the most standard value measurement tool.

Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce early on had complex statistical methods, requiring tons of time to count a batch of goods.

As the Gold Coin Chamber developed, early appraisal methods became inefficient, failing to keep pace with the Chamber's growth.

Ultimately Ah Lan, after studying his own function system, found this shortcut for rapid pricing.