There is also spring for passers-by

Wen Wan chose the Winged Insect Service Desk.

The other party took a look and his eyes lit up slightly, "What does the little princess want to trade?"

"Time machine."

The Winged Zerg was slightly startled and lowered his voice: "You want to use the time machine to save your mother and sister? Are you crazy? This is not allowed in the Zerg. If the other Zerg knew of your bold behavior, they would definitely kill you."

She just wanted to trade the time machine, thinking that being a Zerg would be convenient, but ended up being warned.

Wen Wan frowned, knowing that they mistook her for the little princess of the Winged Insect Tribe again. "My mother and sister don't like me, so I don't want to save them. I... just want to go back to the past and save the person I love the most. Woo woo... why don't you agree to me?"

"But you don't need to trade the time machine. You only need to borrow it once to save your lover."

The Zerg are so smart, but they can't be fooled.

Wen Wan gave up and left angrily.

The deal with the insect girl was not completed, but there was still a story in the dark market about the little princess of the winged insect tribe who wanted to rescue her beloved insect and wanted to trade for a time machine.

Wen Wan stayed at the Dark City Hotel, pacing back and forth. If that still didn't work, she'd have to try other methods. She had to trade for a time machine. When she laid it all out, she no longer trusted the interstellar humans. Everyone had selfish motives. Would they, assuming she came from a more advanced civilization, try to exploit her for greater value?

This is also the reason why she didn't dare to go back easily after finding the treasure.

She can't afford to gamble with people's hearts.

But if she doesn't tell anyone, she will be in endless trouble.

Someone knocked on the door twice, and Wen Wan was nervous, "Who?"

A small card was slipped through the door, and the person outside said in a hoarse voice, "Insert the card into the guest room computer, little princess, and we can trade you for a time machine."

Wen Wan did as she was told. This thing probably worked like a temporary phone card. Once plugged into a computer, she could connect to the internet and even talk to someone. A holographic Martian figure appeared. "Hello, I'm Dr. Boom, who manufactures time machines in the Dark Market. What kind of time machine would you like to trade, little princess?"

"Please, Doctor, tell me about the functions of each model and the remuneration I would like to pay."

Dr. Boom and the assistant robot nodded.

The robot pointed at the first model and said, "This is a first-generation time machine. It's for one-time use. It will break down after use and cannot be used a second time. It requires 10 billion energy coins, and the error rate is unknown.

The second-generation time machine is a one-to-one, two-way signal machine, consisting of a mobile machine and a fixed machine. You travel to a specific time and space on the mobile machine, and you need to use the fixed machine to receive the return signal. It costs 10 billion energy coins and has a tested error rate of 1%.

The third generation time machine can be used in both directions on a single device. It is compact and powerful. Its only drawback is that it consumes a lot of energy, but it has the highest safety factor and is convenient for round trips. It is priced at 1000 billion energy coins or equivalent, and the error rate is one in ten thousand.

The fourth-generation time machine, capable of single-use, two-way operation, can more accurately determine time, space, and location, with an error rate of less than one in 100,000. Even if you travel back 10,000 years, it could be years or even 10,000 years, but it will never exceed this time limit. This time machine also offers the advantages of being energy-efficient, easy to operate, and portable. It's even smaller than an amphibious vehicle, with a more comfortable interior and a more enhanced experience. 500 billion energy coins or their equivalent.

When Wen Wan reached level 81, she cultivated a spiritual split, cut a bit of her spiritual will, and merged the split into a supercomputer. When she thought about it, a pleasant girl's voice came out of the supercomputer. This was the setting she gave to the other party.

"Master, the second-generation time machine is the most stable. Single-machine, two-way travel has uncertainties, and the third and fourth-generation designs have significant design flaws. We can purchase the second-generation, improve it ourselves, and create a dual-machine, two-way travel system. One machine will travel to the selected time and space, and the other will receive the signal and return to the present."

Wen Wan replied: "I want a second-generation time machine, and I'll pay with energy stones."

She took out a box of top-grade energy stones.

The doctor took a look and said, "I have other good things here, a medical cabin that can not only treat illnesses, but also detoxify and heal injuries."

He glanced around, grabbed an interstellar pet rabbit, picked up a pair of scissors and gouged the pet rabbit. The pet rabbit struggled in pain, and he put it in the medical cabin. Only thirty seconds later, the pet rabbit's injuries recovered.

"Can pet rabbits be the same as humans and Zerg?"

The doctor picked up a big knife, and the assistant robot stabbed him several times. This man was cruel enough. Seeing the top-grade energy stone she brought, he was determined to fight. He was so cruel to himself. The assistant robot carried the unconscious doctor to the medical cabin and came out three minutes later. Except for the bloodstains on his white coat, he took off his shirt and there was not even a wound on his body.

Wen Wan contacts the supercomputer: Xiao Xia, is the medical cabin reliable?

"It is under testing and evaluation, please wait."

After more than ten seconds, "This medical cabin is higher than the civilization and spacetime where the supercomputer is located. The master can take it."

"How much does this medical cabin cost?"

"800 billion energy coins."

Wen Wan felt it was expensive, and her eyes dimmed for a moment, "We Zerg are not easily hurt, so we are not very useful."

"The little princess's beloved insect lover needs this thing. There's a temporary truce between the insect and human races right now. How can you guarantee he won't go back to the battlefield?"

"What if my purpose in traveling back in time was to find something, not a person?"

what?

What do you mean? Is the little Zerg princess so cunning now?

The doctor said: "The minimum is 300 billion energy coins, and I won't sell it for less."

"A second-generation time machine, a medical cabin, anything else you would like to recommend?"

"These two can be given to the little princess, but I want three Wood Power Fruits."

Wen Wan was silent for a while, counted the top-grade energy stones, and gave one more. It was impossible to give more because this was a top-grade stone. She took out three wood energy fruits and put them on.

The assistant robot opened the space-time channel, and Wen Wan said again: "I want a teleporter!"

"Add 100 billion energy coins!"

She counted out ten top-grade energy stones and added them in.

There were three new machines in her room, each with a written instruction manual.

After Wen Wan completed the transaction, she spent a few days in the dark market, exchanging star stones and trading high-tech instruments and equipment, machines for refining medicines, making nutrient solutions and energy solutions, and making small accessories for instruments and equipment. She also bought domestic robots and tutoring robots, and purchased several high-configuration computers: stand-alone knowledge schools, stand-alone mental power learning schools, stand-alone ability training schools, stand-alone life form training schools, etc. There is nothing you can't buy, as long as you can't think of it.

With such a bumper harvest in purchases, it’s no wonder that the interstellar dark market will always exist. As long as there is demand, there will be a need for it.

The Zerg were not the bugs she thought they were. They were also highly intelligent organisms, and some were even smarter than humans because they were born with strong physiques.

She spent ten years in the Star Pirates' Territory before leaving.