Is It Too Late to Leave the Chat Group? Book 05 Chapter 041.1: Kal’tsit: Kisses, Hugs, and Lifts, Part 1

Cecilia was initially furious. She had finally struck a deal after considerable effort, only to be informed that it was, in fact, a different deal. Was this not a trick? However, Chen Heng’s mention of the past civilization’s legacy kept her from acting impulsively.

Although Cecilia was generally disinterested in scientific research, she was well aware of the importance of the last century’s civilization in the fight against the Honkai. After all, Schicksal had established itself by unearthing the relics of ancient civilizations.

“Why didn’t you clarify this earlier?” she asked.

“I simply enjoy watching your displeasure, knowing you can neither hit me nor defeat me,” Chen Heng replied.

“…” At this moment, even the usually patient Cecilia wanted to stab Chen Heng. He was infuriating.

Chen Heng continued, “Your Schicksal, of all organizations, should understand the value of these ancient legacies. The relics I’m speaking of are the things on the dark side of the moon, which I have now collected.”

Indeed, before leaving the moon, Chen Heng had gathered every piece of the palace, including the pillars. Moving these objects had been no easy task.

“Can we inspect the objects before proceeding with the transaction?” Cecilia needed to see the relics to finalize the deal; otherwise, the trade could not proceed.

“Of course! Inspecting the goods before completing a transaction is quite normal,” Chen Heng replied, gesturing grandly. An engraved stone pillar materialized before them, covered in text—the essential legacy of the ancient civilization. After displaying the stone pillar for ten seconds, Chen Heng put it away.

“How did that look, Miss Cecilia? Are you satisfied with the information on the pillar?”

“Absolutely. So, the objective of this trade is all relics of the previous century’s civilization on the moon?” This time, Cecilia agreed to the deal without consulting Schicksal’s Overseer.

Cecilia understood the significance of these relics and the benefits they could bring to Schicksal. She trusted that Otto,

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