Chapter 62 – Arms Selling Like Hotcakes

9,540 Points, along with a Level 4 Supply Crate—these were the rewards from this battle.

Xiao Wuwang converted all the Points into Infinite Coins, obtaining exactly 954 Infinite Coins.

As for the Supply Crate, he thought about it for a moment and decided not to open it immediately. There was nothing urgently needed at the moment, and it wouldn’t be too late to open it after improving his attributes and having the strength to upgrade it to Level 5.

With this mindset, Xiao Wuwang didn’t even bother with the treasure chests collected yesterday and this morning, leaving them piled up in a corner of the Auxiliary Carriage.

Now that the Crafting Station was unusable, he couldn’t produce supplies. Taking stock, he realized he was running low on ammunition. Currently, he only had a little over 2,000 rounds of Level 1 bullets, while Level 0 bullets had been nearly exhausted at the previous Platform.

If tomorrow turned out to be another Slaughter Platform with hordes of zombies or monsters attacking, he would be in danger!

But panicking wouldn’t help. Without deriving the Crafting Station Blueprint, it was impossible to manufacture new bullets to replenish his stock.

What about using Infinite Coins to purchase them?

Thinking of this, he couldn’t help but open the Trading House.

Sure enough, another day had passed, and more people were selling bullets on the Trading House.

But the prices…

Although the prices had dropped compared to before, 1 Infinite Coin only exchanged for 30 rounds of Level 0 bullets. At the previous Platform, he had consumed 50,000 rounds of bullets to earn less than a thousand Infinite Coins. Wasn’t that a huge loss?

Even with the addition of a Level 4 Supply Crate, he couldn’t guarantee whether it was a loss or a gain.

With this in mind, Xiao Wuwang abandoned the idea of using Infinite Coins to exchange for bullets.

He still had over 2,000 rounds of Level 1 bullets and Han Xing by his side. As long as the next Platform didn’t involve high-intensity combat, it should be enough to handle.

In the afternoon, luck was on his side as he encountered a saltpeter mine.

This time, mining was no longer a solo effort—Han Xing’s efficiency was twice as high as Xiao Wuwang’s!

Seeing Han Xing’s remarkable efficiency, Xiao Wuwang decided not to lift a finger.

Instead, he retreated to the Living Carriage, quickly recovering Fatigue Points while upgrading items.

He could then trade the upgraded items for greater profits.

Comfortably reclining on the soft sofa, Xiao Wuwang opened the Trading House and listed the firearms he had just upgraded.

Twelve Excellent-grade Colt M1911 pistols had all been upgraded to Level 1.

Level 1 firearms were already available for sale on the Trading House, though not in large quantities, with prices generally set at 8–10 Infinite Coins.

Of course, to ensure quick transactions, he didn’t set the prices too high.

One Level 1 Colt M1911 pistol (Modified) was exchanged for 1 Train Upgrade Shard.

The value of Train Upgrade Shards had increased again, with each shard now worth about 6 Infinite Coins. Trading one for a Level 1 Colt M1911 pistol (Modified) was still a great deal for most people.

Sure enough, they sold out in less than half an hour.

By then, Xiao Wuwang had only upgraded three Glock pistols and two Ithaca 37 shotguns to Level 1.

He continued listing these five Level 1 firearms: the Level 1 Glock pistol (Modified) was also set at 1 Train Upgrade Shard, while the Ithaca 37 shotgun (Modified) was priced slightly higher at 2 Train Upgrade Shards.

Shotguns, with their wide attack range, strong close-quarters damage, and ease of use, were naturally more popular.

After selling all the Level 1 firearms, Xiao Wuwang obtained a total of 39 Train Upgrade Shards.

Outside, the sky gradually darkened, but this saltpeter deposit was not small. Han Xing tirelessly dug for three or four hours, yet less than a third of it had been excavated.

To finish mining the entire saltpeter deposit, it would likely take until the early hours of the morning.

Xiao Wuwang was in no hurry; he continued hiding in the Living Carriage.

Next, it was time to sell the Level 2 firearms.

Level 2 firearms were essentially the only ones available in the Trading House, and he didn’t have many in his possession. Xiao Wuwang could set the prices slightly higher.

The Level 2 Colt was priced at 3 Train Upgrade Shards,

the Level 2 M870 Shotgun at 4 Train Upgrade Shards,

and the Level 2 MP5 Submachine Gun, Level 2 Ruger Mini-14 Rifle, Level 2 AR15 Rifle, and Level 2 QBU-191 Precision Rifle were all priced at 4 Train Upgrade Shards each.

After selling all the Level 2 firearms, Xiao Wuwang obtained a total of 64 Train Upgrade Shards.

Finally, he still had one Level 3 Colt M1911 Burst Pistol (Modified Type III), one Level 3 AR15 Extreme Speed Rifle (Modified Type III), one Level 3 M870 Berserk Shotgun (Modified Type III), one Level 3 Remington M40 Incendiary Sniper Rifle (Modified Type III), two QBU-191 Extreme Speed Armor-Piercing Rifles (Modified Type III), and one Level 3 Barrett Instant Strike Sniper Rifle (Modified Type III).

For the M870 Berserk Shotgun (Modified Type III), Remington M40 Incendiary Sniper Rifle (Modified Type III), and Barrett Instant Strike Sniper Rifle (Modified Type III), Xiao Wuwang had no intention of selling them for the time being.

As for the other four Level 3 firearms, he directly set them in the Trading House to be exchanged for one Intelligent Chip each.

He wasn’t worried at all about whether they would be traded.

With the general public’s Level rising to 2, the demand for Level 3 weapons was at its peak.

Although Intelligent Chips were precious, at this stage, many people still had one or two in their possession.

Given their capabilities, obtaining Level 3 weapons could only rely on opening Supply Crates or treasure chests with extremely low odds. It could be said that the rarity of Level 3 weapons currently surpassed that of Intelligent Chips.

Thus, after listing the Level 3 firearms, Xiao Wuwang only posted a few advertisements in the group chat, and the four Level 3 firearms sold out in no time.

Those who failed to buy a firearm immediately returned to the Chat Channel to complain.

Fusheng Jin: 【Who’s so quick? I opened the Trading House, saw that QBU-191, and just as I was about to grab it, it was gone!】

Lone Eagle of the Wilds: 【Sigh~, I didn’t get one either. I even had the Intelligent Chip ready, but I was still a step too slow!】

Duan Zhengchun: 【Hehe, I used a Level 3 firearm to hunt another Level 2 monster at the last Platform and even seized a Supply Crate. Trading one Intelligent Chip for a Level 3 firearm is definitely worth it!】

Cold Moon Drunken Sunset: 【I want to ask, how does Big Shot Wuwang have so many high-level firearms? Every time a Platform challenge ends, he brings back a batch of weapons. Did he raid the police station of that world?】

Kongcheng Juechang: 【Some of the firearms were probably seized during Platform challenges; otherwise, they wouldn’t be so varied. However, I suspect one of them might have been crafted by him.】

Cold Moon Drunken Sunset: 【Which one? Could it be the QBU-191?】

Kongcheng Juechang: 【Hehe, you’re thinking the same thing I am.】

Wifeless Imprisonment: “No way? I’ve observed that he’s sold QBU-191 series firearms from levels 1 to 3. If what you’re saying is true, does that mean he already has blueprints for levels 1 to 3?”

Yi Xiao Zui: “Impossible! He’s sold several types of guns from levels 1 to 3! Does that mean he has blueprints for all those guns too? Do you think blueprints are as common as cabbage?”

Kongcheng Juechang: “I have my own judgment. Haven’t you noticed that the trait drop rate for the QBU-191 series guns he sells is unusually high?”