I Can Program My Body?-Chapter 494: Mining Production Hub

"Well first of all, I’m Brunn. Based on your budget, I can introduce you to three models." Brunn said, still not giving up on selling Nash a more expensive product.

"Go on. Start from the least expensive."

Although it was an integral part of the Star Alliance development, Nash wanted to save as much as he could.

"Good, then let me introduce you to the TITAN-HUB G-I. The base model of the Gamma Class from the Thellasar Domain."

"Although it’s a base model, it far surpassed the Alpha and Beta class models. It’s capable of mining and handling up to tier 7 resources." 𝕗𝚛𝚎𝚎𝐰𝗲𝗯𝗻𝚘𝚟𝚎𝗹.𝕔𝐨𝕞

"Oh? What about its blueprint production ability?" Nash asked with interest.

Although lower than expected, it was already enough.

If he ever found a tier 8 resource, he could just have it mined by hand.

"Unfortunately, as it’s a base model, it’s only slightly better than the previous class. At most it’s slightly faster, more precise, and less prone to mistakes." Brunn sighed in pity.

"So, it could only craft tier 4 product at most?"

"Yes, you got it right. As for the cost, it’s 2.3 trillion chrono."

"What about the next model?" Nash frowned.

Besides being able to handle tier 7 materials, it had nothing better to offer.

Having such a high price with little improvement wasn’t worth it.

"For the next model, the TITAN-HUB G-II, it has the same mining capability as the previous model. However, it’s capable of producing up to tier 5 blueprints."

"What about the cost?"

"It’s 7.2 trillion chrono."

"Such a large jump?"

"Mining production hubs weren’t built to produce other products. As such, integrating that function makes them more complex and expensive." Brunn explained.

"I see. What about the third model?"

"The TITAN-HUB G-III has the same mining and production capacity, however it’s faster, more precise, and can work on delicate technology. More importantly, you only need to add one trillion from the previous model, which in total is 8.2 trillion!" Brunn explained with enthusiasm.

If the G-I model was for the businesses that only wanted to mine resources, and the G-II model was for professionals, then the G-III model was for the extravagant.

"Is that all you have in Gamma Class?"

"No, however all the others are for specific purposes. Knowing you’re a cosmic elite, I only recommend these products to you."

"What about the thing you were saying earlier?" Nash continued.

Although the G-II or G-III model should be enough, he couldn’t help but be curious about the one Brunn wanted to introduce.

"It’s our new model, which is between Gamma and Omega Class, the TITAN-HUB GO-X. Although it has the same mining and production capacity as the Gamma Class models, its precision is out of this world."

"Oh? What do you mean?"

"It was based on the creation of one of our prodigies with the ambition to create a mother core ship, like the Thellasar Sphere. Unfortunately, it failed halfway through."

"Failed halfway through? Can you just tell me its difference from the other models?" Nash asked impatiently, knowing Brunn was pitching again.

"Ahem, what I’m trying to say is that, although it failed halfway through, it still has the capability of a mother ship core. Meaning, as long as you have blueprints, it can create anything!"

"Didn’t you say it has the same capability as the previous model?"

"While it can only create a complete product up to tier 5, it can partially craft products up to tier 6 or even tier 8 realm. As long as you have the ability to complete these prototypes, you’d be rich!"

"Oh? Are you sure?" Nash’s eyes lit up.

With such a production hub, could he mass-produce tier 6 battleships, or even tier 7 and 8 battleships?

Furthermore, based on Brunn’s iteration, since it had the same capability as the Mother Core Ship, could it create any production hub itself?

In that case, isn’t it the same as a money-generating behemoth?

"Of course. This was already confirmed by a Planetary Master of our Thellasar Domain."

When it came to industrial production technology, the Thellasar Domain was the undisputed number one.

This wasn’t just within this junction of Domain Territories, but the whole Chronos Empire.

This wasn’t empty talk, as the founder of the Thellasar Domain was a Tier 8 Philosopher Saint who now resided in the Chronos Capital.

"How much is it then?"

"Well, the replica is only 13 trillion chrono."

"What do you mean replica?"

"Did I tell you about it earlier?"

"I—"

Remembering Brunn’s previous words, he indeed said it was ’based.’

Fascinated by the ability of the production hub, his mind had unconsciously crossed it out.

"What’s the difference between the original and the replica?"

"Well, it’s mainly about the limit. While the original could theoretically create a prototype up to tier 8, the replica can only go up to tier 6."

"This—"

Such a difference was too vast.

Although it was only a possibility when the prototype could be completed, it was still a viable option.

In the future, once he had enough knowledge, skill, and strength, it should be highly doable.

Unfortunately, having come to his senses, even if he asked, he knew he couldn’t afford the original prototype.

After all, it was created in the hope of producing a mothership core.

The materials, technology, and skill it took to create weren’t something a mere mass-produced product could compare to.

"If you’re interested in the original prototype, you can look for it in the coming auction."

"No, it’s not necessary."

Unless he pooled the money of the entire Solaris Domain cosmic elites, he couldn’t possibly afford it.

"Then, how about it? Which model do you want to buy?"

"Give me the TITAN-HUB GO-X." Nash said, gritting his teeth.

Although expensive, the possibility of mass-producing tier 6 battleships was too enticing, and Nash didn’t want to give it up.

Furthermore, according to its description, with its precision, he could save on production hubs needed for food, entertainment, daily essentials, and such.

Even battleships, weapons, and combat machines could be produced.

"Hahaha, good! It seems you have good taste!" Brunn laughed happily.