The Doomsday Lord: Starting as a Insect Queen-Chapter 431 - 224 Tier Six! Tier Six! _2

Of course, the real conversion ratio still needs specific testing.

Because it’s been so long, Bai Yi has forgotten exactly how much experience points she originally had.

Since the beginning of the large-scale slaughter by the Insect Swarm, her experience points have become meaningless, unlike other Lords who still have to consider whether their experience points are sufficient.

Especially after reaching Tier Five, when experience points can no longer be used for leveling up, there’s even less need to pay attention to them.

The last time she checked her experience points was the previous time.

Looking at the massive amount of experience points converted back now, it’s impossible to calculate the ratio.

Aside from the further reduction in the function of experience points, the most significant update this time is the unlocking of a series of new things!

"There’s no additional explanation for new building types. The last time I encountered a similar situation was with the special instance unlocked at Tier Five.

It took so long from unlocking to actually encountering it, although a large part of that was because I didn’t explore it, but I hope this new type of building won’t wait until I’m about to ascend to the Seventh Rank to encounter it...

However, considering that I usually encounter new buildings much more frequently than instances, it shouldn’t happen.

Tsk, new building types, what could they be?

Could it be a new level? Above the mega-structures?

But the information above the mega structures has already been acquired before, most likely it’s the so-called mega-structures in the Cycle Challenge’s store.

So it can only be a new building type..."

Bai Yi reasoned simply and quickly came to a conclusion.

According to the current blueprints available, only resource-type and Barracks-type buildings are specifically categorized, with very few building types.

But what kind of building could it be that needs to be unlocked at Tier Six, how absurd...

"Forget it, it’s something I’ll encounter sooner or later."

Not dwelling on guessing the new building, she moved on to the next new addition.

After the new buildings, there was the so-called cross-world communication, but after clicking in, Bai Yi found that this feature seemed more like an independent chat channel function rather than an adjunct of any channel.

However, unlike the regional and world channels which focus on public screen communication, it’s more like a chat application where you need to add friends to communicate.

In the public screen, it wasn’t as empty as when she first entered the world channel; many people were already chatting.

This allowed Bai Yi to quickly notice many details.

For instance, every message sent by an individual displayed their origin and current Rank, and at that time, the channel was mostly populated by Paradise Contractors.

At the core of the discussion above, Bai Yi couldn’t quite understand the details but could roughly tell they were talking about how a certain Paradise powerhouse did something.

Bai Yi wasn’t adept at this kind of intelligence gathering work, so like before, she just tossed it to Shang Ji to handle.

She just needed to wait for the final summary and didn’t need to worry about anything being missed.

As for the remaining two new areas, the Star Sky Arena and the Star Sky Market, they were produced as part of the series like the cross-world channel.

Both were mentioned in the Blood Night memory Bai Yi had converted back, and there were descriptions of these two areas on the panel.

Bai Yi never thought that she could actually enter through "official channels."

Although they seemed advanced, the truth is these two special areas are exclusively Tier Six Arenas and Free Markets.

The former is a large-scale arena area offering ranked matches and private duels, and can also provide special notarization services for certain gambling matches.

However, because she is the first in the Lords to reach this tier, the leaderboard of the arena is filled with people from different Paradises.

Yet Bai Yi noticed some familiar names on it, like Blood Night...

With the memory of Blood Night providing some support, Bai Yi’s familiarity with these two areas increased significantly.

She knows the general rules here, but because Bai Yi is a unique Lord, the rules impose some additional restrictions on her.

For instance, in a normal duel, participants can only compete under their personal identity and cannot bring along subordinate soldiers, though temporary summons are allowed, since among ordinary Paradise Contractors, the Summoner is also a school of its own.

There aren’t many restrictions on the participant themselves; as long as one has the identity of a Hero Unit, they can participate independently, but there is a restriction on the maximum number of participants who can be ranked at the same time, up to three people can be listed.

Bai Yi speculated that this is probably to prevent a Lord from using resources to brute-force strong individuals to dominate the rankings.

Even though, logically speaking, Contractors could level up much faster than Lords, making that somewhat impossible...

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Moreover, she doesn’t need such operations now.

Get on the list? What’s that?

Why not just turn everyone on the list into your own people?

What truly interests her is the second area, the Star Sky Market.

This area is like a physical version of a large commercial center, providing the most basic consignment and auction services, all requiring fees, of course.

According to the panel introduction and cross-referencing with Blood Night’s memory, the former allows one to pay a certain percentage of inter-Paradise currency or equivalent resources to put items up for official sale.

If one wants to sell in large quantities, they can choose to open a shop, paying a one-time rental fee to sell a large number of products directly.

As for the latter, it’s the most classic method, where items are introduced at certain institutions, and after paying a certain fee, one can auction their items in auctions held almost daily.