“Th-three hundred meters?”
The astonishment on Tingyun’s face was beyond words.
In all her years as a merchant, she had dealt with countless clients, some of whom occasionally made special requests.
As long as those requests weren’t too unreasonable, she would always try to accommodate them.
After all, it helped strengthen their relationship and facilitated future transactions.
But this was the first time she had ever heard such a bizarre request—to sign a contract more than three hundred meters in the air.
“Is that not possible?”
Seeing Tingyun staring blankly at him, Fu Mo assumed his request was too unreasonable for her to accept and sighed in disappointment.
He had originally hoped to complete a few achievements while he was at it.
Since Tingyun wouldn’t agree, there was nothing he could do.
He would simply have to find another way later.
Hearing Fu Mo sigh, Tingyun immediately came back to her senses and hurriedly agreed.
“No, no, of course it’s possible.
Since it’s a request from you, Mr.
Fu Mo, naturally I’ll do my best to fulfill it.
I was merely a little surprised just now.
This is the first time anyone has ever made such a request.
May I be so bold as to ask why?”
Fu Mo stroked his chin for a moment before replying casually.
“Personal preference, I suppose.”
Tingyun nodded at his answer and asked no further questions.
She picked up the phone beside her and sent a message.
“Then I’ll have someone make the necessary preparations.
As it happens, my trading guild’s vessel recently finished undergoing maintenance.
Why don’t we conduct the transaction aboard the vessel later?
I can also give you a tour while we’re there.”
“No problem.”
Fu Mo agreed without hesitation.
It would also satisfy his curiosity about interstellar spacecraft.
After sending the message, Tingyun put away her phone, along with the contract documents and the Bundle Fu Mo had handed her earlier.
She then gestured toward the door of the reception room.
“Mr.
Fu Mo, while the vessel is being prepared, could I trouble you to accompany me for a few experiments?
We still need to examine the Bundle’s capabilities.
With its inventor present, it’ll be easier for us to conduct the tests.
What do you think?”
Fu Mo nodded and rose from his seat.
Tingyun stood as well.
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“Very well.
This way, please.”
Tingyun led Fu Mo out of the reception room and headed straight for the warehouse area where various goods were stored.
Many packed crates were stacked there, while numerous laborers were busy packing other goods nearby.
Upon seeing Tingyun, many of them greeted her with smiles, and she acknowledged each of them with a nod.
Watching this, Fu Mo teased her.
“You seem to get along well with them.”
Tingyun opened her folding fan and covered her mouth with a soft laugh.
“They’re merely kind enough to think highly of me.
Mr.
Fu Mo, over here.”
Tingyun led Fu Mo to an area where goods had yet to be packed, then pointed to a smart refrigerator two meters tall.
“Mr.
Fu Mo, can something this large fit inside the Bundle?”
Fu Mo nodded.
Tingyun immediately stepped forward and lightly touched the refrigerator with the Bundle in her hand.
The refrigerator was instantly drawn inside.
Even more delightfully, the Bundle didn’t feel any heavier afterward.
Evidently, some technology within it had ‘erased’ the weight of its contents.
Similar technology existed on the Luofu, but it was generally far from cheap when applied to logistics.
To test the Bundle’s limits, Tingyun continued onward, this time stopping before a Skiff.
It had been specially commissioned by a client from another planet who was particularly fond of Luofu Skiffs, and the shipping fee alone had exceeded one million Credit Points.
Tingyun turned to Fu Mo without saying anything, and Fu Mo nodded.
Understanding his meaning, Tingyun immediately stepped forward and touched the Skiff with the Bundle.
It was successfully stored inside, and the Bundle’s weight remained unchanged.
The delight in her eyes grew even more intense as she marveled inwardly at what an incredible treasure she had stumbled upon.
The tests continued.
Tingyun tried storing goods of all shapes and sizes, and without exception, every one of them entered the Bundle without difficulty.
Even objects larger than a Skiff could be stored just as easily.
However, to Tingyun’s surprise, the Bundle strictly adhered to its limit of sixty-four items.
When only one slot remained, she placed a game console inside a wardrobe and then tried to store the wardrobe, but it failed.
Clearly, the Bundle didn’t allow containers to be nested inside one another.
Though somewhat disappointing, that minor flaw was nothing compared to all the surprises the Bundle had given her!
Even after this brief round of testing, Tingyun still hadn’t found the upper limit of the Bundle’s storage volume.
The result left her ecstatic.
For the time being, she no longer intended to sell the Bundles.
There was no telling how much this tiny Bundle could save them in shipping expenses!
“Mr.
Fu Mo, this Bundle of yours is simply incredible!” Tingyun couldn’t help exclaiming.
Buying each one for only one million Credit Points was practically taking advantage of him.
She absolutely had to compensate Mr.
Fu Mo somehow later!
“If even the well-informed Tingyun likes it, then I won’t have to worry about finding buyers.”
Fu Mo returned the compliment, making Tingyun’s smile grow even brighter.
What could be more delightful than receiving praise from someone even more outstanding than oneself?
“You flatter me, Mr.
Fu Mo.
Ah, quite some time has passed.
The vessel should be ready by now, and we’ve already applied for a flight route with the Sky-Faring Commission.
Shall we go aboard and sign the contract?”
“Sure.”
Fu Mo agreed immediately.
He had waited this long precisely for this moment.
The two promptly set off.
Tingyun led him out of the warehouse, around the back, and toward a dock.
Before they even drew close, Fu Mo spotted an interstellar vessel in the distance that was nearly as large as the entire dock.
The vessel was exquisitely decorated, with the emblem of Tingyun’s trading guild carved into its bow.
Yet for some reason, the vessel before him looked strangely familiar.
“This vessel…”
Tingyun stopped and turned back.
“What’s wrong?
Do you not like it, Mr.
Fu Mo?
We can use another one.”
“No.
It looks great.”
He remembered now.
Wasn’t this the vessel he had seen in those visions of the future—the one destroyed in space by that female Emanator?!
After the vessel was destroyed, that female Emanator had even assumed Tingyun’s identity and infiltrated the Luofu.
Upon recalling this, Fu Mo immediately realized that this was an opportunity to verify whether those visions were real!
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T/N: If you spot mistranslation, do tell me!
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Shilling time!