: Another wave of sales, and leniency for those who confess?

Chapter 25: Another round of sales, and leniency for those who confess?

[It truly is a matter of chance; even after establishing a preliminary friendly relationship, the opportunity was still missed.]

Back at Crescent Lake, Xia Mu waited until after six o'clock, but still didn't see Meng Huan.

I thought my seduction would work, and the dream would surely reappear.

The result was indeed very disappointing.

I was too confident.

The legendary Pokémon, as the first legendary Pokémon in gaming history, is truly incredible in this world.

Ultimately, food can indeed increase his intimacy with Mew, but even with a high intimacy level, it doesn't necessarily make Mew develop irreplaceable feelings for him.

I was misled by the numbers.

While the GameShark simulator does provide accurate numerical values ​​to distinguish between different levels, this is only a visual standard and does not represent an absolute level.

After all, this isn't a game world where everything is about data.

Just like in the game, no matter how many mythical beasts you capture, it won't affect anything. In fact, the game is designed so that players can capture mythical beasts.

However, in the real world, even if it were successful, capturing certain divine beasts with divine authority would likely cause a great upheaval in the world.

Just as depicted in the movie, those who attempt to seize the power of the gods will ultimately suffer a backlash.

"Let's go, it looks like they're not coming."

Xia Mu left his dreamlike, unique energy cube on a wooden stake by the river.

There's still more than half left in this box, and there's no point in keeping it for myself. I might as well leave it here so that if Meng Huan comes back, he can take it and eat it himself. Besides, he won't be breaking his promise.

As for whether it would be stolen and eaten by other Pokémon, Natsuki didn't care.

Before leaving, he also fed some food to some wild Pokémon by the river and mentioned it to them.

It's like having them act as guards.

……

By the time we got back to Yuandao City, it was already past seven o'clock and the sky was getting dark.

Xia Mu first took out the trash from the daytime from her storage space and threw it into the trash can before heading towards the Friendship Store in Yuandao City.

Having made a fortune selling comet fragments yesterday morning, Xia Mu plans to do as her father suggested, and sell another batch before things escalate.

Since their identities have already been revealed, selling so many is the same as selling a few more.

Although Katsusuke is an official member of the League, he has no right to question where all these comet fragments came from.

Actually, it was thanks to my initiative in confessing that I received guidance from my father, Xia He.

Last night, Xia Mu brought up the matter on his own initiative.

Based on his parents' reactions at the time, Xia Mu knew that Dr. Nei Mu had told them about his sale of comet fragments.

They simply trusted him and didn't ask for the details.

Xia Mu explained that while training Growlithe and Riolu in the forest, he accidentally encountered some wild Pokémon playing with comet fragments, and after searching, he obtained them.

At the same time, to reassure Xia He and Mu Xiuli, Xia Mu bought some more comet fragments from the system shop as proof.

This means that he knew the comet fragments were valuable, but he only sold some, not all of them.

Xia He paid special attention to comet fragments.

After all, such things are truly rare and hard to come by, and now his son has taken them out so casually, and there are so many of them, it feels like a dream to him.

Their family is wealthy; they can easily come up with hundreds of millions of Alliance Coins in liquid funds. Otherwise, if it were an ordinary person, how could they remain calm?

Xia He's original concern was that Xia Mu might be scammed by the Alliance Shop.

After learning the whole story, he felt much relieved.

At least his son wasn't as simple-minded as he thought; on the contrary, he had some business acumen and ideas.

As for Xia He's question, since he knew that the comet fragments could be sold for so many Alliance Coins, why did he only sell them for six?

Xia Mu's answer was: If you sell too much at once, you're bound to run into trouble.

Xia He agreed with Xia Mu's idea. At least Xia Mu had considered things thoroughly and knew how to restrain himself, and had not been blinded by profit.

However, his views differed.

Having spent so many years navigating the business world, his experience far surpasses that of Xia Mu, who has lived two lives.

Xia Mu's advantage lies in his status as a transmigrator, which gives him more knowledge from his previous life.

Compared to Xia He, his cleverness was merely superficial.

After Xia He's careful explanation and analysis, Xia Mu finally realized that his ideas were too simplistic.

In Xia He's words, since they had already chosen to sell comet fragments, there was no need to think too much about it anymore, since the deed was already done.

Even if he encounters trouble, as long as his belongings are not stolen or robbed, they are protected by the official laws of the alliance.

In short, Xia Mu was lucky to have sold it to the Alliance Friendly Shop, otherwise she might have really gotten herself into trouble.

Comet fragments are precious, and the Alliance has been using them to study outer space beyond planets, so it almost strictly prohibits private groups from acquiring them for special research.

Ultimately, comet fragments are ownerless objects that came from outer space and fell to Earth.

However, it possesses extremely high research value and unknown power, so in order to avoid any uncontrollable major events, the alliance directly bought it back at a high price.

This situation is actually similar to Xia Mu finding a meteorite in his previous life.

However, there are still significant differences between the previous world and this world.

After having in-depth conversations with Xia He, Xia Mu gained a deeper understanding of the Pokémon League's official policies.

The final conclusion is that since six comet fragments have already been sold to the Alliance, and the Alliance knows that the comet fragments came from him, there's no need to hide it anymore. He plans to sell the rest to other factions.

Even if you might get more money, it's a crime if you get caught.

As for keeping them as collectibles, just keep two.

……

I contacted Katsusuke.

Xia Mu discussed it with him.

After two days, Katsuki has clearly investigated Natsuki's basic information thoroughly.

Although it wasn't explicitly stated, Xia Mu could sense it.

It must be said that the Pokémon world was indeed the ideal world in Natsuki's mind in his previous life, but even ideal worlds have cruel rules.

Xia Mu didn't intend to delve into it further, since he was willing to accept anything that was beneficial to him.

What shocked Natsuki was that he learned from Katsusuke that his father had already spoken with the higher-ups in the league.

I have a feeling that I'm being given leniency for confessing.

Xia Mu also realized more clearly that his father was indeed extraordinary, even knowing the league's top officials.

The original owner was truly born with a silver spoon in her mouth without realizing it, and only thought of herself as an ordinary rich second generation.

In short, the transaction of the thirteen comet fragments went smoothly, and Xia Mu once again earned 7800 million Alliance Coins.

(End of this chapter)