I Can Get 1,000,000x Returns from Selling Anything!-Chapter 26 --Buying All Real Estate in the Nine Main Cities

Chapter 26: Chapter26-Buying All Real Estate in the Nine Main Cities

Beside the Skyhold portal.

Daniel scrolled through a string of messages in the private chat channel.

Rhine Guild’s probing messages? Ignored.

Ragnarok’s friendly overtures? Ignored.

As for the staggering offer from the Morgan Consortium, he chuckled.

For the Morgans, money was never an issue.

This attitude matched his current mindset perfectly. Without the system, he probably would have been buried under all that wealth and confused!

As for Stormbound Guild’s threats...

He glanced at the message, a faint smile curling on his lips.

"A bunch of idiots," he muttered softly, then blocked them.

Threaten him?

He had seen plenty of this kind of trash in his past life.

Those who screamed the loudest usually died the fastest.

Now, every major guild had begun to notice him, study him, and plan against him...

But he had been mentally prepared for this.

And at his current level, he feared no threat. It wouldn’t be long before these guilds realized exactly how formidable he was.

"Snap!"

At that moment, Harold grabbed Daniel’s arm, his face red with excitement.

"I get it! I finally get it!!"

Daniel felt dizzy from the shaking.

"What do you get?" he asked.

Harold’s eyes glimmered, his face flushed and neck thick, speaking incoherently.

"I’ve been stuck at SSS rank for twenty years and never understood what I was missing!"

"Watching you build so many portals today, I finally understand!"

He released Daniel’s arm, spinning excitedly in place.

"I’ve been building with an engineer’s mindset—pursuing perfection, stability, and absolute safety."

"But you use the Creator’s mindset! You don’t think about how to build a portal—you think about what kind of portal I want, and build that!"

He stopped abruptly, staring Daniel down.

"This is what I was missing!"

He solemnly took a badge from his chest and handed it to Daniel.

His hands trembled slightly, as if entrusting something precious.

[Received: Level 2 Honor Medal (Universal in Human Cities)]

"This is for you! From now on, in all human territories, you’re one of us!"

Daniel accepted the medal, barely speaking, when Harold grabbed his shoulder again.

"I have business to attend to. I’ll try my promotion now!"

"When I succeed, I’ll definitely buy you a drink. You don’t know... the girls in Snowspire are wild, hehe!"

With that, Harold disappeared in a flash.

Daniel smiled at the medal in his hand.

No wonder Harold had been studying hard in the eight main cities... until Snowspire, where he ran straight to the tavern!

He stowed the medal and turned toward Skyhold’s Commercial Management Office.

There was one important task left.

...

Skyhold Commercial Management Office was located beside the Lord’s Mansion, a building entirely of white jade.

The sunset bathed the building in warm golden light, making it breathtakingly beautiful.

Two guards in ornate armor stood at the entrance, holding long halberds, eyes unwavering.

Daniel stepped inside. The interior was spacious and bright, with marble floors and exquisite oil paintings on the walls.

At the front desk stood a professional attendant, smiling politely.

"Honored hero, how may I assist you?"

"I want to buy real estate."

The attendant nodded, smiling.

"Very well... which plot are you interested in? I can recommend the best locations..."

"All of them."

The attendant’s smile froze.

"All available commercial properties in Skyhold? You want them all?"

The quill in the attendant’s hand fell to the desk, mouth forming an O, frozen for three seconds before reacting.

"Please... wait, I need to report this to my superiors..."

A cool, clear voice spoke from behind.

"Honored hero, are you serious?"

Daniel turned.

A woman in a deep blue gown stood at the doorway. Her silver hair fell to her waist, her features delicate as a work of art.

Her eyes were a rare pale violet, assessing Daniel carefully.

Two assistants stood behind her, faces full of respect.

[Skyhold Chief of Commercial Management · Alicia (Epic-grade NPC)]

Daniel nodded. "Of course."

Alicia approached, scanning him from head to toe.

"Pioneer of Creation, Honorary Citizen of Nine Cities, Apprentice Merit Medal holder... and a Level 2 Honor Medal!"

As she recited his titles, her eyes shifted slightly at the last one.

"You indeed have the qualification and authority to make this purchase."

She paused, taking the documents from the attendant and quickly reviewing them.

"Skyhold has 57 vacant commercial properties, spread across commercial streets, residential areas, and near instance entrances. The total cost..."

She looked up directly at Daniel.

"Exceeds 10 billion gold coins. Are you sure?"

Daniel didn’t hesitate, opening the transaction interface to transfer the funds.

[Transferred to Skyhold Official Account: 10,000,000,000 gold coins!]

A stream of zeros flashed across the screen, taking several moments to fully display.

Alicia’s pupils contracted slightly at the number.

She was silent for a few seconds, then spoke softly:

"Please wait while I report to the Lord..."

She turned and walked away, her high heels clicking crisply on the marble floor.

Daniel leisurely moved to the wall, admiring the paintings.

One depicted Skyhold’s initial construction—scaffolds floating in the clouds, craftsmen working midair—fascinating to observe.

Five minutes later, Alicia returned.

"The Lord has approved."

She handed Daniel a thick stack of contracts, each stamped with the Lord’s official seal.

"All 57 properties are now yours."

[Received: Skyhold Real Estate Contracts ×57!]

Daniel stowed the contracts in his backpack and turned to leave.

Alicia asked suddenly:

"Why are you buying so much property?"

Daniel looked at her.

Why? Monopoly, of course.

Monopoly sounded simple, but required a full chain to execute.

He moved to the window, pointing to the bustling commercial street below.

A few players wandered the streets; most shops were empty, with "For Sale" signs.

"How many adventurers are in Skyhold currently?"

Alicia considered. "About a thousand, I’d say."

"And in a month... two months?"

Alicia said nothing.

Daniel continued:

"When most adventurers reach level 30–40, the main city will become the true core area."

"Daily traffic will be hundreds or thousands of times higher than now. What will they need? Equipment, potions, materials, all sorts of supplies."

He turned to Alicia.

"All those needs will be fulfilled through shops, and the shops accessible to adventurers are exactly what I just bought."

Alicia thought for a moment.

"So you intend to..."

"Monopolize the trade channels among adventurers."