Infinite Terror: I Have a Chat Group

Chapter 262 The Idea of ​​Selling Wine!

Since C-grade magical artifacts couldn't fetch high prices and were limited in quantity, making it difficult to continuously obtain large amounts of Mora, Lin Yu naturally had to find another way.

As for why Lin Yu suddenly wanted to earn a lot of Mora, it was because Lin Yu planned to buy some special products of this world, such as high-star weapons and relics.

During the process of cleaning the temple, Lin Yu unexpectedly obtained a low-level holy relic, which was only one star in rank. He thought it was just trash that he could throw away, but when he took it back to the Knights and asked them, they said it could be sold for at least 100,000 Mora.

So Lin Yu asked in detail about the weapons and artifacts in this world, only to find that they were quite different from those in the game.

Although they are all divided into one to five stars, their values ​​are completely different.

Let's talk about weapons first.

One-star weapons are the most common weapons, usually apprentice prototypes. They are usable, but of average quality, and usually cost no more than a thousand Mora.

Two-star weapons are exquisite weapons meticulously crafted by skilled blacksmiths; the standard equipment of the Knights and the Thousand Rock Army is of this level.

Don't assume that standard equipment is of poor quality. Think about it carefully: whether it's the Knights or the Thousand Rock Army, they often have to fight monsters, so how could their weapons be inferior!

Most holders of the Eye of God's weapon are only at the two-star quality, and the price of a two-star weapon is usually between tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands.

Samsung weapons are truly high-quality weapons, and even master blacksmiths would find them difficult to forge, so they are quite expensive, often costing over a hundred Mora.

As for four-star weapons, they are true treasures, basically related to demon gods or demon god attributes. Under normal circumstances, humans cannot create them, and any one of them can be sold for at least tens of millions of Mora.

Five-star weapons are basically crafted by demon gods, possessing unimaginable power. Each one is priceless, and no one would ever put them up for sale.

Then there are the relics.

Compared to weapons, relics are undoubtedly much more valuable.

Just as the Knights said, even a single one-star relic is worth at least 100,000 Mora, and a set would be worth several times more.

The main reason is that the formation of relics is extremely difficult.

Relics are usually the possessions of ancient heroes, "items blessed by the gods", "witnesses to historical events", or "crystallizations containing elemental power".

Regardless of the type, artifacts share a common characteristic: they carry historical memories or human emotions, and then acquire power under the unique rules of Teyvat.

A one-star artifact is very likely the relic of a powerful adventurer from long ago. It carries his emotions and beliefs, and under the influence of time and the rules of Teyvat, it has the power amplification that is effective even for ordinary people. Can such a treasure be compared to the scrap metal that a novice blacksmith spends a few days forging?

Therefore, even a single one-star artifact can be more valuable than a two-star weapon.

However, for Lin Yu now, the power amplification provided by ordinary relics is limited, and the amplification provided by that one-star relic is negligible.

So Lin Yu wanted to quickly earn some Mora to buy a three- or four-star artifact to test its effects and see how much it would boost his stats, but it seems that's not an option for now.

Even without buying it, Lin Yu could guess that at least a four-star artifact would be needed to have a noticeable effect.

However, any four-star artifact is a treasure, and it will be sold at an astronomical price as soon as it appears. It is usually ten times more expensive than a weapon of the same level, not to mention a set.

In Teyvat, anyone who possesses a set of four-star artifacts is a top-tier Genshin Impact player, either from a family with a long and distinguished lineage or incredibly wealthy.

As an outsider, Lin Yu can forget about having a long-standing family tradition; he can only aim for wealth that rivals that of a nation. Fortunately, Lin Yu has quite a few valuable items, and by selling a few, he can easily become as wealthy as a nation.

The question is, what should we sell?

This thing needs to be a quick way to make money, but it also needs to avoid attracting too much attention or being targeted by others, so Lin Yu fell into deep thought.

Lin Yu quickly figured out what to sell. This thing was easy to sell, quick to make money, and not easy to be targeted. This thing was wine, or more precisely, the divine wine brewed by Soma, the god of the Mikoto world.

The Teyvat wine industry is quite developed, and there are many people who enjoy drinking, especially in Mondstadt, where there are even more people who enjoy drinking.

With a thriving wine industry, there are naturally many varieties of wine, which naturally leads to the emergence of some high-quality wines with very high prices.

But can even the finest wine compare to the divine wine brewed by the god of wine?

Lin Yu could easily set a high price for the divine wine; as long as he could establish a reputation for it, he would have no trouble selling it.

As for the Divine Wine, no matter how delicious it is, it's just a beverage with no special functions. It won't attract the covetousness of some people like storage equipment.

Yes, the benefits brought by the divine wine will still attract the covetousness of some people, but Lin Yu naturally doesn't care about these people.

Most importantly, Lin Yu has a lot of divine wine stored in his storage space, so there's no need to worry about selling it all in the short term.

If they sell out completely, the profits will be enough to buy several sets of four-star artifacts.

However, Lin Yu couldn't sell the divine wine alone; he needed to find a powerful force to cooperate with, and Mondstadt happened to own the world's largest winery—Dawn Winery!

Its owner, Diluc, is also a great partner.

After registering as an adventurer, Lin Yu, Ying, and Ais parted ways.

Both of them found quests they liked and were heading to the outskirts of Mondstadt to complete them.

Ying was simply trying to earn Mora, while Ais was after the chat group quests.

Her first chat group quest was to defeat a few elite-level monsters. Although she didn't know what the standard for elite-level in the chat group was, it was unlikely to be at the level of the Hilichurl King, so this quest was not difficult for Ais.

The most troublesome part is probably the search, but the Adventurers' Guild's combat commissions are perfect for that, as you should be able to easily encounter elite-level monsters.

As for Lin Yu, he went directly to the "Angel's Gift" tavern.

Upon entering the tavern, a wave of clamor immediately hits you.

Although it was only just past noon, the tavern was not deserted. A large number of drinkers were clinking glasses and a bard was softly reciting poetry.

I don't know if it's because of Stormterror that the tavern is still so lively at this time, or if this is just the atmosphere in Mondstadt. Hmm, maybe both.

"Welcome! How can I help you?"

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Charles, the bartender who was wiping glasses behind the counter, immediately greeted someone as they entered. However, his expression changed slightly the moment he saw Lin Yu, presumably because he recognized Lin Yu.

"A glass of their signature wine, please."

Lin Yu spoke up.

"Please wait a moment."

Charles turned around and quickly handed Lin Yu a glass of wine.

Lin Yu took the wine glass, took a sip, and then put the glass down.

"It tastes good... Is your boss here?"