I Can Program My Body?

Chapter 670: Trading with Mechanical Race (2)

"You want us to act as a liaison to help you sell the dark-energy purification device to other teams?" Primos clarified his words.

"Basically. In return, I can allocate you 20% of our production capacity. Of course, it will still be paid," Nash said.

With their current strength, if Nash were to trade directly with other teams, much less getting paid, he might be threatened to work as a slave.

It was still fine dealing with the mechanical race or the other major teams, as they had a reputation to uphold.

However, Nash felt cold just thinking about dealing with the other top-level teams.

"That’s fine. I can act as a liaison and guarantor. As long as it concerns the production of the dark-energy purification device, I can also send you assistance," Primos agreed without a second thought.

Getting 20% of Nash’s production capacity was better than a one-time deal.

As for acting as a guarantor, it didn’t add any burden to them.

It was just selling another technological product; perhaps he could even use it as leverage to negotiate major deals.

After reaching an agreement, Primos quickly drafted a contract and asked Nash to sign it.

Although it had no special binding power like other contracts, it represented the authority of the mechanical empire.

Once violated, even if Nash were to eventually conquer the entire wild void area, he would still suffer the retaliation of the entire mechanical race.

Of course, Nash wasn’t so foolish as to break such a covenant.

Reading every detail, it stated that Nash would need to provide the Mechanical Race with 20% of his production capacity for the dark-energy purification device, while they would act as a distributor and help him handle the rest.

Moreover, once threatened, Nash could ask the mechanical race for help in exchange for a certain price.

The contract was so loose and beneficial that Nash didn’t have any other objections.

"Nice cooperating with you~."

"Likewise. If you can produce more amazing technology, come to us first. I promise to offer the greatest benefits," Primos said meaningfully.

In his internal system, Primos had already set Nash as one of the key talents to watch.

In the future, as long as Nash continued to show potential and promise, he might get the entire mechanical race in this wild void area to pledge allegiance to him.

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After dealing with Primos, Nash continued his shopping spree.

After buying ten thousand F-class tier 8 battleships, Nash turned his attention to the S-class battleships.

F-class battleships were only suitable for defense because of their fragile nature.

These S-to-SSS-class battleships were perfect for reconnaissance, exploration, and infiltration missions.

Not only were they durable and able to survive the most extreme environments, but their firepower and speed surpassed all the other Tier 8 battleships they had by miles.

In comparison, the battleships in the Neon Star Alliance’s possession only ranked C to B.

That’s right: they didn’t even qualify as A-class battleships.

Of course, the Void Pulse, his personal battleship, was still a league of its own.

Comparing its various specifications, it was no worse than those SSS-class battleships.

Furthermore, when it came to speed, the Void Pulse already surpassed the class threshold, reaching the ability of a tier 9 battleship.

There was also its capability to morph, giving him the ability to fight face-to-face with a tier 8 War God.

Still, captivated by the mechanical race’s designs, Nash tested each battleship through a private virtual server, causing him to gasp in amazement.

"It’s just too expensive..."

Looking at their prices starting in quadrillions, Nash felt a little stunned.

The cheapest S-class battleship costs 4.5 quadrillion.

The SS class, on the other hand, was tens of quadrillions, while the SSS class was hundreds of quadrillions.

There was even a special section where they could customize an order reaching sextillions.

In terms of technology, the mechanical race was truly a head above the entire universe.

"A few S-class battleships are enough..." Nash decided, buying 10 units.

As for A-class battleships, there was no need.

The battleship fleet they had was more than enough.

Nash also decided to buy a single SS-class battleship costing 35 quadrillion for further research, to see if he could reverse-engineer some of its technology and integrate it into his own.

As for the SSS-class battleship, it was too expensive for Nash to afford even the cheapest one.

In total, after buying the Breathing Earth Loom, the materials for the mother-core ship, and all the battleships, he spent over 120 quadrillion, leaving him with just about 30 quadrillion.

"Now all that’s left is the large-scale defensive weapon," Nash sighed.

Although he still had plenty of things he wanted to buy, he could only prioritize.

These large-scale defensive weapons would not be used in their territory but in preparation for opening a gate connecting to the dark plane.

The benefits of a dark-plane gate were truly immense.

Not wanting to lag behind the top-level teams, Nash decided to risk it and open a dark-plane gate within the coming years.

Furthermore, with almost every top-level team opening one, the pressure they would receive should be minimal.

If he didn’t want to miss this golden time, he could only prepare as much as possible.

One of those preparations was a qualified large-scale defensive weapon.

If a battleship was equivalent to guns and rifles, a large-scale defensive weapon was equivalent to artillery or a defensive beacon.

As long as it was big enough, no matter how many dark beasts came, they could be turned to dust.

Browsing the selection among the mechanical race’s list, Nash’s eyes lit up when he found what he needed.

"This one is perfect!"

The large-scale weapon he found was a modular type that could be expanded into a very large system, provided enough resources.

Furthermore, the energy it needed to fire wasn’t just void and elemental energy; it could also process any matter into an explosive projectile.

Using matter as a projectile, coupled with the Breathing Earth Loom that could infinitely expand, wouldn’t it be equivalent to infinite firepower?