Chapter 438 Intelligence

"No problem, your request is reasonable."

The Interstellar Trading Market quickly replied to the Gnoll Fleet. At this moment, the Gnoll Fleet had arrived at the reception area, so the communication between the two sides could be almost real-time.

The source of the message to the Gnoll Fleet was sent from the planetary equipment in the reception area, with a delay of about ten seconds.

The message from the Interstellar Trading Market appeared again after a few seconds: "Like you, the first commodity purchased by other civilizations after coming to our trading market was also intelligence, which is reasonable, but you also know that intelligence commodities are difficult to classify, so we cannot provide you with too detailed a list.

So we suggest that you put forward the intelligence you want to know, and we are responsible for evaluating the intelligence value of the problem, and then discuss the price."

The price is naturally measured by general equivalents. After coming here, the Gnoll Fleet drew up a list of all the things he brought that could be traded and exchanged them with the Interstellar Trading Market.

This is a necessary process, mainly to show his purchasing power to the trading market.

And the things that the Gnoll Fleet can sell are actually some conventional technologies of secondary civilization and some cold nuclear fusion fuels, which are what humans had in the secondary civilization stage.

In addition, the most valuable thing is the many biological resources obtained by humans from the dog-headed man star.

In fact, the No. 1 alloy material was also placed in the saleable items by humans, but it was not for the dog-headed man fleet, but for the Kuntai man fleet.

As for various mineral resources, this thing is not valuable in the interstellar era, not to mention that the interstellar trading market that occupies a star system has a variety of mineral resources.

If you look at it this way, the interstellar trading market is actually not short of cold nuclear fusion fuel. The reason why cold nuclear fusion fuel can be used as a trading equivalent in the second-level civilization period is mainly that it represents the industrial capacity and production cost of the second-level civilization.

So just like the current dog-headed man fleet, in terms of energy, not only is there no surplus to sell, but more may need to be purchased from the interstellar trading market.

Of course, for the sake of customers, the interstellar trading market has opened a planet in the reception area star field for the civilization that comes here, so that the civilization that comes here to trade can rely on its own ability to carry out supplies and replenishment.

This approach is very reasonable. After all, the most abundant thing in the universe is planets. Therefore, things like mineral resource trading are almost impossible in the interstellar era, unless the mineral is a unique product or characteristic output somewhere or in a certain area of ​​the universe.

However, humans have been in the starry sky for so many years, but have not found any strange minerals, nor is there a situation where only a certain star system has a certain mineral. Therefore, the so-called setting that only a certain planet has a certain mineral is probably only in the game.

At least in the human starry sky journey, whenever a star system is reached, the stars inside it contain almost all the elements on the periodic table, and the difference is just more or less.

And such a discovery also proves that planets are universal, and the cosmic environment with third-generation stars as the mainstream has a relatively balanced distribution of various heavy elements. This is in line with the human stellar evolution theory. In fact, from the perspective of stellar evolution theory, there must be star systems with few heavy elements. For example, the first-generation and second-generation stars are very short of heavy elements, but so far, the stars that humans have encountered are basically third-generation.

Such a cosmic environment will inevitably lead to the situation where mineral resources are worthless.

Therefore, the main product of the dog-headed fleet is biological resources.

In other words, the dog-headed people disagree with the intelligence trading suggestions of the interstellar trading market. They insist on asking the interstellar trading market to give them a list.

Because the dog-headed people believe that if they state the demand intelligence and let the other party evaluate it, such behavior is tantamount to giving the interstellar trading market an opportunity to raise the price.

"Okay, this is an intelligence list of our interstellar trading market."

At the insistence of the dog-headed people, the interstellar trading market finally sent them a list with a rough classification.

However, after getting the list, the dog-headed people were disappointed. Because in the list, there was no information about the distribution of forces in the Milky Way that they imagined.

In fact, the dog-headed people should be happy, because there is no so-called information about the distribution of forces in the Milky Way, which at least shows that this trading market did not use false information to fool them.

The intelligence list is divided into four categories. The first category is dangerous star field intelligence, the second category is cosmic civilization intelligence, the third category is relics and cosmic strange phenomena intelligence, and the last category is very special, it is life planet intelligence.

The dog-headed commander clicked on the first category, and a star map appeared in the small catalog. By comparison, it was found that this was a star map of two-thirds of the Orion cantilever, but there was no dangerous star field sign on it.

It looked like it would only be displayed after purchasing this intelligence.

This first category of intelligence was the cheapest of all intelligence. When the dog-headed commander clicked on the second category of intelligence catalog, civilization entries such as the Galactic Axis Alliance, the Reapers, the Silicon-based Federation, and the Perseus Community suddenly appeared.

Seeing this, the dog-headed commander immediately raised his doubts to the interstellar trading market and showed his interest in purchasing the intelligence of these civilizations.

As for the performance of the kobold fleet, the interstellar trading market responded with a look of 'we knew you would be like this': "We don't mean anything about your reaction. Logically speaking, we should agree to take these civilizations at this time." I’ll tell you the information, but speaking of which, we don’t have much information on these civilizations, so let’s take the information on these civilizations as a meeting gift from our interstellar trading market! Tell me, what information do you know about them? ?”

And a meeting gift?

I am a dog if I have the advantage.

The kobold commander immediately asked: "Where are they?"

"I don't know." Interstellar Trading Market answered simply.

Kobold Commander: "."

After being speechless, the kobold commander changed his question: "How much do you know about the Axis Alliance of the Galaxy?"

"Not much. I just know that they are an alliance with level six civilizations, and they are recruiting cosmic civilizations everywhere under the slogan of safeguarding justice in the galaxy. They are one of the highest combat forces in the galaxy."

This information seems to be no different than what was left undisclosed. Human beings probably know more than this, so no wonder it is free.

"Where are the Reapers?" the kobold commander asked.

"They were not originally called Reapers, but their practices over thousands of years gave them this title, and they seem to think this title suits them well." The Interstellar Trading Market replied.

Kobold Commander: "Harvest technology?"

"Yes, their purpose seems to be to get all the unique technologies in the hands of the major sixth-level civilizations in the galaxy. Because of this, they have become the public enemies of the advanced civilizations in the galaxy."