Apocalypse Gachapon

Chapter 2354: Items

Boreaz Fortress was a mid-sized city on Survivor Fortress One. Though not large, its geographical location made it a transportation hub. Many races used it as a transit point, and over time, commerce flourished, turning it into a distribution center for all kinds of goods.

Within this district full of commercial streets, one street specialized in bulk weapons and equipment. Because of the high volume and wholesale nature, every merchant had a massive warehouse rather than a street-front shop—so it was jokingly called Warehouse Street.

It was already late, and the noisy crowd had gradually dispersed. Most warehouses had entered their inventory-counting phase, with only a few still serving customers. One warehouse bearing the sign "kk145" was brightly lit, its doors closed—clearly still busy inside.

"Old Keke, we've done business many times. Why are you still not being straight with me?" A burly man with four guards glanced at the quotation sheet and looked at the old man across from him with displeasure.

Old Keke was something of a celebrity on Warehouse Street. He'd spent nearly his whole life selling equipment here—a family business. His shop wasn't the biggest, nor his goods the best, but if you came to him, he could always find you extremely cost-effective items.

Whether you were a big client buying thousands at once or a small one buying a dozen or just a few, he treated everyone the same. As long as he made money, he'd give you a good price.

Over the years, Keke hadn't made the most money, but he had the best relationships and many friends. Eventually, for anything but bulk transactions, people would just wire money after receiving his item and price list.

They trusted him—a reward for his consistently good reputation.

The middle-aged man was the same. He'd been buying equipment from Keke for over ten cosmic years, always smoothly.

But now he was unhappy—the items on the list were far from what he'd expected.

Old Keke narrowed his eyes. "The price is normal. What are you referring to?"

The middle-ag

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