The Good for Nothing Seventh Young Lady

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Baby Star

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Yellow Star

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Teal Star

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White Dwarf

[Ron A.][Kameli K.][Fubaurutsu][Ankan G.][Ctctctct][Carol W.][Milkies][Pakypaka]

Black Hole

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The character of the dwarves made it impossible for them to become profiteers. You could rest assured that the things you purchased from the dwarves would never be inferior, nor would they mix poor quality ones in the raw materials.

Shen Yanxiao circled around in the raw materials trading area and picked several rare metals she wanted to use in creating sacred tools. In addition, she also looked at other ordinary metals.

The storeroom of the Alchemist Guild had been hollowed out, and she had to fill it up again.

Since Shen Yanxiao joined the organization in her previous life, she had never been plagued by poverty.

In the past, her amazing stealing skills were enough to enable her to lead a life of luxury, and in the Radiance Continent, the golden and silver mountains in the Barren Land were also inexhaustible. Now that she was in the Storm Continent, she had no intention of letting herself continue to be poor.

Shen Yanxiao spent a lot of money buying all the metal materials she saw, and soon, the money she had made from selling potions was completely squandered.

In the Alchemist Guild, Gege Lu was looking sadly at the last humanoid machine he had been reluctant to sell— the last five-star humanoid machine of the Pukos Alchemist Guild.

In fact, at first, the Pukos Alchemist Guild had held five five-star humanoid machines, but due to the shortage of money, four of them had been sold one after another. What Gege Lu had now was the last and only one.

Regardless of the difficulties of the guild, Gege Lu never wanted to sell the last one.

This humanoid machine with a soul had accompanied Gege Lu from the day he became the head of the Alchemist Guild. It seemed to sense the distress of its master and stood by obediently at one side.

"Lulu." Gege Lu looked up and called out the name he gave to the humanoid machine.

Hearing Gege Lu’s call, Lulu bowed its head slowly.

"I... I’m sorry." Gege Lu clenched his fists. He was the president of the guild and must take on the responsibility of the guild.

In fact, the financial situation of the Puko’s Alchemist Guild was the worst of all the Alchemist Guilds. The presidents of other guilds generally accepted the assistance of their members. The things the members made out of the metal provided by the guild were also owned by the guild and could be sold to fill the funds of the guild.

But Gege Lu was surprisingly stubborn in this respect. He would never force any member to supplement the guild, let alone seize the things of his members. He wanted to let every member use the best things and make the most perfect work with nothing in exchange.

Even if the members wanted to sell their alchemy products, Gege Lu would stop them, unless it was something small; only then would Gege Lu turn a blind eye. However, as long as it was a slightly successful alchemy product, Gege Lu would not let them sell it.

Alchemists put their efforts into creating advanced alchemy products, just how much energy did that cost the alchemist? Who could have the heart to give it up?

Gege Lu’s stubbornness caused the Pukos Alchemist Guild unable to make ends meet. Whenever the guild was in trouble, he would quietly sell his own alchemy products.

Just like right now, Gege Lu had to sell Lulu.

"Lord Gege Lu, there is no need to apologize." Lulu’s low voice sounded, and it patted Gege Lu on the shoulder with its metallic palm.

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