I started by enhancing cancer cells and uniquely obtained the Godhood Sequence.

After several hours of discussion, the cooperation requirements were quickly agreed upon.

The first to reach an agreement were naturally the most wealthy and powerful goblin race.

The task itself is very simple—

Clean up the goblin treasure vault.

Throughout the goblins' long history of dealing with deep space, asteroid dust has contaminated them in every aspect of their lives.

The most severely polluted and damaged area may not be the Goblin Treasury, but the most important place definitely contains the Goblin Treasury.

As the most business-savvy of the immortals, they also possess the largest number of underground treasure troves.

During the fierce battle with deep space, the activated stardust will actively permeate these treasure troves.

This resulted in many of the goblin species' treasure troves being heavily contaminated by stardust.

Although the goblin race is wealthy, a significant portion of their treasure trove is sealed away, making it unusable.

Because a treasure vault contaminated by stardust is equivalent to a sealed treasure vault.

A sealed treasure trove is equivalent to money that cannot circulate in the market.

Money that cannot circulate cannot generate income.

The inability to generate revenue is the most unacceptable aspect for goblins.

Therefore, in order for all the money in these treasure troves to circulate, it is necessary to first clear away this stardust.

However, cleaning up stardust is an extremely difficult task for most immortals.

Even if a demigod-level expert can temporarily destroy Star Erosion Dust, they cannot guarantee absolute safety.

Clearing out these valuables could very likely result in injuries or fatalities.

For goblins, this would be a losing proposition.

If there is anything that surpasses wealth, for the goblin race, it is naturally the lives of their people.

No matter how valuable the property is, it cannot be exchanged for a human life.

Therefore, to date, the number of goblin vaults that have been rendered unusable by stardust is at least eight hundred thousand, if not a million.

Aside from the treasures held by some private forces, there are also quite a few treasures managed publicly within the tribe.

A significant portion of them are very important.

Taking into account the actual combat strength of the Bloodbath players, the Goblin Seed made an accurate assessment of how to utilize these players.

Cleaning up Stardust is currently the best way for Bloodbath players to utilize it.

As for the cost of the mission, it's a percentage of the rewards from the Goblin Treasury.

Depending on the importance of the treasure trove, it is at least 10%.

If it's a goblin treasure vault heavily polluted by star dust, then the commission rate can reach up to 30%!

You should know that every goblin treasure vault is a priceless storage space for the goblins.

The returns that can be obtained from this commission rate are beyond imagination.

Therefore, the Blue Star Conference Room listed this task as a top priority task, and the Goblin race thus obtained the Blood War Legion's task priority.

Apart from this, the goblin race also established genuine diplomatic relations with Earth.

"Building a simulated environment!?"

Cai Hongyun was somewhat bewildered when he heard this esteemed demigod-level expert say such a thing.

Boz nodded, maneuvering the mecha to project a virtual image resembling an ecological planet, and explained:

"In short, it's about building a virtual ecosystem to simulate deep space and obscure our view of it."

"Although it's not exactly real, it can effectively prevent some ordinary people from getting into trouble because of staring into deep space."

Upon hearing this, Cai Hongyun's expression revealed a hint of joy.

There's such a wonderful thing! No wonder they're immortals!

It should be understood that although Blue Star issued a military order, it still could not completely stop all the people's actions.

After all, deep space lies right there in the dome of space, completely exposed.

We can't expect everyone to move underground, can we?

Even so, stardust exists deep within this land.

However, if we could possess this system of mimicking planets, Blue Star could at least avoid many unexpected events.

First, the probability of different regions of Earth being contaminated by deep space is greatly reduced.

This is an absolutely essential resource that Earth must strive for!

Fortunately, after assessing the true potential of Blue Star, the goblins directly gifted this priceless mimicry planet system to Blue Star for free.

Of course, subsequent repair costs will be calculated separately.

This is the business acumen of goblins.

In comparison, Luna Riel was much more straightforward.

They directly sent a spring of life as a gift to the Blue Star and the Elf race to establish diplomatic relations.

In addition, the previously promised Eternal Spring water will still be delivered as a gift to welcome Blue Star into the Hall of Eternity.

After Luna Riel made that promise, Boz muttered a curse under his breath.

This guy is always good at being a nice person.

The value of the Eternal Spring and the Fountain of Life may not be as high as the mimicry planet system he gifted.

However, Luna Riel put it beautifully, saying things like "two gifts, two sentiments" and "welcome Blue Star to join our family."

You think nice words are free?

Boz thought to himself, "It's as if what Luna Riel gave me was more valuable than what I gave her."

As for the tasks that the elves listed for Blue Star, they were all related to cleaning up the Star Dust.

However, what they were corrupted was not some treasure trove, but the forest that represented the power of nature.

Among the elves, a considerable number are creatures that rely on the power of nature.

Forests are one of their main sources of strength.

However, due to the pollution in deep space, most of the Elf's forests have lost their vitality.

The current Elf species are not as powerful as they were at their peak, and their development speed has slowed down significantly.

To cope with the Black Tide at the end of the era, their primary task was to restore the forest's vitality and protect it from the pollution of stardust.

For this, they were even willing to pay the price with their lives.

After all, unlike the goblins who lost valuables, the forest was their source of power, which is different.

The fee that the elves pay for the task is very simple: the Fountain of Life.

A forest, a well of life.

The Fountain of Life is not an eternal well, but an artificial well cultivated from the foundation of the eternal well.

These springs of life are the beneficiaries of the eternal spring.

However, the Well of Life can continuously produce Fountains of Life as long as enough magic crystals are added, which is something that the Eternal Well, which cannot be found at all, cannot match.

No matter how good the Well of Eternity is, it only appears once in an era.

The Well of Life can continuously produce the Fountain of Life.

These springs not only help players increase their health level, but also heal injuries, making them top-tier healing potions.

Moreover, unlike other potions, the healing power of the Fountain of Life is the most comprehensive, capable of clearing most hidden injuries from the body, and is not just as simple as restoring health points.

Therefore, the Eternal Elf's mission was placed in the second column of Blue Star's choices.

Not because their Well of Life is the most valuable, but because it is currently the most useful to Earth.

No matter where you are, "healing agents" are always the most important strategic resource.

In addition, the other three immortal races present also offered their own mission conditions and rewards.