Chapter 626: 620: Next Step

Chapter 626: Chapter 620: Next Step

This surprised the receptionist and the two men, especially the men who couldn’t help but shrink their necks. Star credit was not something an ordinary person could possess. Anyone who can get star credits definitely has a complicated background. Regardless of whether the background was simple or not, they should not offend such people.

“Sir, if you are paying with star credits, it will only cost 2,500 star credits.” The receptionist came back to her senses and hurriedly spoke up.

“Alright, two rooms, for 10 days.” Finn Lewis took out an antique-looking card from his pocket. This solid silver-white crystal card was probably the size of a bank card, and its natural silver-white crystal formed various patterns.

Seeing the card, the two men looked at each other, then ran away without hesitation. The receptionist hastily took the card from Finn and transferred 50,000 star credits out to him.

After completing the payment, Finn input his fingerprint and DNA information. There was no need for him to register any identity and he could proceed. Soon, a few women accompanied him respectfully towards his room.

Upon arriving to the room, Finn found out that this top-level luxury suite was more like an entire floor with an area of at least ten thousand square meters. It was at least twenty meters tall and full of plants.

There were all kinds of facilities, like a swimming pool, entertainment venues, and so on. In this room, you could find everything you want.

Seeing this room, Finn nearly bit off his tongue. Had he known the room was this large, he wouldn’t have booked two of them. This single room could accommodate dozens of people without feeling crowded.

“I’ve looked up how the Galactic Federation describes Roberts Coin, it is one of the optional metals. It is a necessary additive in making multicore high-standard energy blocks and long-range jump engines. Its production in the Heritage System is very limited, with more in the Galactic Center, but it’s filling with white dwarf stars and neutron stars. Even the Galactic Federation can’t do in-depth exploration there.” Zero said.

“I have decided on selecting one of my mission rewards—Roberts Coin—from the thirty-six options. After looking up Roberts Coin on the intelligent computer in the room and confirmed that it is one of the most valuable metals in the Galactic Federation, I made my decision without hesitation.”

This may not be the best choice, but for now, Finn needed star credits. The Galactic Federation’s technology far surpasses that of Earth. If Finn claims Earth as his private territory, he will have a lot to worry about.

He would need a large amount of capital to protect against potential harm from other families. As of now, Finn did not have other sources of capital.

“Confirmed,” Zero responded, “Please select the second option.”

“Could you show me all my options?” Finn asked. Without responding, Zero showed dozens of material names on Finn’s phone screen. All the metal names on the list were highlighted in gray, with a name underneath: Roberts Coin.

The name Roberts Coin was named after the scientist who discovered the metal in the Galactic Federation. Each material had a detailed description. Although Finn could read it, he didn’t understand all of it because it was too sophisticated.

Just as Finn was wondering whether to randomly pick a material, he came across the name of an ore: the Dallas Superconducting Crystal Mine.

According to Finn’s check, this crystal mine can be excavated from a high-density planet. It is a natural powerful energy block that can be used directly, like an energy battery. The energy it contains is extraordinary and can power a spaceship. Its structure is stable and the energy can be injected directly while in use.

This thing is like a battery that can be recharged while being used. The only difference is that the energy it contains is described as extreme even by Zero, which shows how precious it is. After thinking it over, Finn chose this ore without any hesitation. “I want the Dallas Superconducting Crystal Mine.”