Everyone Is A Lord: My Talent Is A Little Too Strong Chapter 2595: 1430: Administrator and Another Administrator

The Administrator’s declaration caused a wave of excitement to sweep through the King’s Hall, with every face present lighting up with visible joy.

Indeed, given the resources held by Your Majesty of the Humans, establishing a Shadow Market would be more than sufficient to drive every third-class power—and even some second-tier entities—into a state of absolute frenzy!

A single Tier 6 Divine Weapon is a Secret Treasure that most third-class forces can only dream of possessing. Featuring such a rarity as the centerpiece of a Shadow Market would undoubtedly cause rivals to swarm toward it in a desperate bid to compete!

However, just as the atmosphere grew heated, the Administrator’s tone shifted, offering a stern warning: “We must remember the proverb, ‘A man’s innocence is no defense if he carries a jade.’ This situation requires delicate management. If we inadvertently draw the greedy gaze of the dominant first-class forces or powerful second-tier sects, it could result in our total annihilation.”

“The Administrator speaks the truth; that very concern has been weighing on my mind as well,” Leo Ray replied, nodding slowly in full concurrence with the warning.

While it was true that he maintained a significant stockpile of Tier 6 Divine Weapons, Tier 6 Magic Potions, and Tier 6 Magic Scrolls, these assets were primary tools for shifting the momentum in skirmishes between high-level experts.

In the context of a massive campaign involving hundreds of legions, their impact would be diluted.

One must consider that a disciplined Tier 3 Legion possesses the collective might of ten Sixth-order One-star Experts, while a Tier 4 Legion is equivalent to a hundred such masters. Even a barrage of 100 Tier 6 Attack Scrolls might fail to dismantle a Tier 4 Legion if they are shielded by an Absolute Defense Barrier.

Furthermore, their total number of Tier 3 and Tier 4 Legions was vastly inferior to the combined forces of the two enemy alliances.

Those alliances were composed of more than a dozen third-class factions. In contrast, Leo Ray’s side, including the Human Clan, only commanded eight forces—many of which were still reeling from recent losses, with some reduced to half their original numbers.

Under these circumstances, even with the support of the Ancient Dark Elves and their restricted range of movement, they were clearly outmatched by the enemy’s sheer scale.

This was the precise reason Leo Ray had opted not to distribute all the Tier 6 items. He had only provided the essential gear and survival trump cards to the Tier 6 Experts, commanding them to use the items with the utmost secrecy to prevent them from being singled out as primary targets on the battlefield.

“The small number of Tier 6 items already in use has likely triggered a reaction from those responsible for the disappearance of Dana and the others. Considering that first-class forces strictly regulate such resources, even second-tier sects rarely possess Tier 6 items, let alone third-class ones.”

“It is highly probable that the hostility from those two alliances stems from their awareness of our rapid growth, which they perceive as a direct threat to their dominance.”

Reflecting on this, Leo Ray exhaled deeply before asking, “Your Excellency, the Administrator, what specific path do you suggest we take?”

“Your Majesty, the volume of Tier 6 items offered does not need to be massive. We simply need to appeal to their specific desires. Although these groups fall outside my personal territory, I have maintained a steady flow of intelligence regarding their interests,” the Administrator responded immediately.

“I see. I will entrust the arrangements to you, Administrator. My role will be to supply the necessary goods.”

Leo Ray gave a sharp snap of his fingers and added, “Time is working against us. This Shadow Market needs to be operational as quickly as possible—ideally by tonight.”

“Rest easy, Your Majesty. While the Bazaar Brotherhood must approve the unscheduled opening of an advanced market, the inclusion of Tier 6 items ensures the Shadow Market will profit immensely as the middleman.”

The Administrator spoke with blunt honesty: “Consequently, for every Tier 6 item listed in the advanced market, Your Majesty must provide ten top-grade Tier 5 items of the same category as a commission. I want to ensure you are fully aware of this requirement.”

The faces of those in the hall darkened slightly at the Administrator’s terms.

Trading for Tier 6 Equipment was a massive undertaking. Even in the Outer Region, ten pieces of Tier 5 equipment would be a staggering price, particularly since only master smiths could produce top-grade gear.

Of course, that difficulty applied to the time before Leo Ray’s massive upgrades. Now, Tier 5 Equipment was something his forces possessed in abundance.

“That is acceptable. I would even offer Tier 6 items as the fee if necessary,” Leo Ray stated without a moment's doubt. “Our priority is to expose the shadow master pulling the strings and rescue Dana and her companions. I care for nothing else; I will pay ten times or a hundred times the price without hesitation.”

As Leo Ray’s words echoed, a surge of renewed spirit filled the hall. Nal and the other dragon-blooded warriors were visibly moved, their eyes shimmering with unshed tears.

They were overwhelmed with gratitude that the Human Sovereign would sacrifice such immense wealth for the sake of their Queen and Prince.

The other experts felt a similar wave of loyalty. They knew that if they were the ones in danger, Leo Ray would move mountains for them as well. What reason could they have to hold back when serving such a selfless leader?

“Your resolve is clear to me,” the Administrator said, his voice now carrying a hint of genuine respect. “There is now only one final matter we must resolve.”