Digging To Survive: I Can See Hints Chapter 86 - The Sand Barley Goes On The Shelf And Is Gone In An Instant!

Chapter 86 - The Sand Barley Goes On The Shelf And Is Gone In An Instant!

Klein still had the seeds of the Sand Barley on hand, so he could eat them if he planted them.

Besides, they didn't taste very good. It was okay to eat them once in a while.

If he kept eating them, he wouldn't be able to take it.

"Let's go to the regional channel and ask."

Klein opened the regional channel.

It was lunchtime.

Most of the people had already stopped digging.

They were all begging to exchange food.

Some people had runes, and it was relatively easy to exchange runes for water and food. Many people needed it.

Even if it was the blueprint, there were still people who were willing to exchange it.

Klein watched for a moment, edited a message, and was about to send it.

[System notification: The overall score and combat strength value will no longer be updated in real time. It will be updated together with the regional channel rankings.]

Klein immediately fell into deep thought when he heard that.

He edited a message and was about to send it.

[System notification: The overall score and combat strength value will no longer be updated in real time. They will be updated together with the regional channel rankings.]

It was equivalent to saying that it would be updated every three days.

"This is good for everyone. Their combat strength will not be known in real time."

Klein secretly approved.

Real-time updates were a little annoying.

After two rounds of combat strength increases today, there was another large group of people sending private messages.

They directly crushed the backstage!

In the channel, everyone only exchanged a few system reminders, and another group of people begged for food and drinks.

Roger and William had extra food to trade with a few people.

But compared to the number of people, it was very small and far from enough.

At this moment, Klein sent two consecutive messages into the channel.

"I have an extra 30 catties of Sand Barley here that can be exchanged with ordinary resources. Half a catty of Sand Barley can be exchanged for 50 units of materials. It can be iron, copper, wood, and stone. If you want to exchange for them, the copper fitting must be above 30.

"You can also exchange for them with precious materials. Silver, gold, and crystals only require two units. You can also exchange for them by mixing them. One unit of rare materials is equivalent to 25 units of ordinary materials."

Klein wanted to keep 20 catties of Sand Barley to exchange for runes.

The moment the message was sent, the regional channel fell into a brief silence.

The next second.

A large number of messages appeared.

"F**k, Big Brother Klein, I want to exchange!"

"Administrator, I don't lack food. Can I exchange?"

"30 catties of Sand Barley! Big Brother, you're too generous!"

"F**k, I don't have enough."

"Who wants to exchange with me in a joint venture? Everyone gets half of the Sand Barley!"

They were simply shocked by the amount.

It was difficult for others to ask for a mouthful of rice.

Then, they looked at Klein, who was actually able to take out 30 pounds of surplus grain.

"Since Mr. Klein is selling it, I won't embarra.s.s myself with what I have. Everyone, exchange with him."

William also appeared.

"If there's no shortage of food, I suggest that you exchange it first for those who need it. If there's excess, others can exchange it again."

Roger made a suggestion.

Klein replied in the channel.

"I'll only give everyone ten minutes to exchange. If there's no shortage of food, you can wait for me to put on a rack of Sand Barley!"

He switched to the trading channel.

He put 20 catties of Sand Barley on the trade.

The product settings were not open to the public, and only the members of the regional channel could see them.

The requirements for exchanging items could be set freely.

Klein set it according to the requirements.

The inventory was set at 60 units.

Each person could only trade once.

Finally, he shared the product link to the regional channel.

[System notification: Sand Barley-0.5kg]

[System notification: Trade completed. Iron+15, Copper+15, Wood+9, Stone+11]

[System notification: Sand Barley-0.5kg]

[System notification: Sand Barley-0.5kg]

[System notification: Transaction completed. Silver+1, Copper+15, Wood+10]

..

One after another, the feedback after the transaction was completed jumped out.

In the blink of an eye, half of the inventory was left.

Some people cooperated to exchange, but their speed was relatively slow.

In less than a minute, all 60 inventories were exchanged.

The resources that worker Klein obtained were as follows:

Gold 8, crystal 13, silver 23, iron 652, copper 488, wood 386, and stone 374.

..

"Thank you, Administrator, for the Sand Barley!"

"Thank you, Boss."

Many people were sincerely grateful.

There were people who exchanged in the channel, so naturally, there were people who were slow to get it.

"Sob, sob, sob, I didn't exchange for it."

"Get lost, transvest.i.te! I didn't exchange for it either. Oh, I'm hungry!"

"Does anyone have any extra food?"

These people immediately cried out.

Klein edited another message and sent it again.

"I still have 20 catties of Sand Barley. This time, I'll only exchange for runes! Any rune can be exchanged for two catties of Sand Barley. Exchange within 10 minutes. 150 ml of water is complimentary."

Compared to exchanging one rune for two pieces of meat, two catties of Sand Barley could last for two to three days.

There was also a gift of clear water. It could be considered a more favorable price.

"Another 20 catties? F**k, as expected of a big shot."

"Bigshot is awesome!"

"Quick, I want to exchange!"

Seeing Klein throw out another 20 catties of Sand Barley, they couldn't help but guess how much resources Klein had left.

As expected of a man with a comprehensive score of more than a thousand people.

Klein continued to go on the shelves and hung up the link.

In the blink of an eye, the money was snapped up again.