Chapter 2506

They are terrifyingly strong.

Setting aside their looks bonus, just their professional ability alone is absolutely top-tier.

A skill's numerical value doesn't represent strength; it only represents how much bonus it provides to the relevant skill.

For example, a goblin with 100 points in Swordsmanship versus a strong beastman with 10 points in Swordsmanship — who's stronger?

In terms of professional Swordsmanship, the goblin's Swordsmanship is ten times that of the strong beastman, far stronger.

But if they actually fought each other in real combat.

Who would win?

Of course the strong beastman.

Because goblins are inherently too weak; that 100 points of Swordsmanship only gives them a 100% increase in power.

But a goblin with a 100% increase is still a goblin.

It simply can't compare to an ordinary strike from a strong beastman.

Gu Qing and the others are the same.

Their professional skill values aren't high, but their innate traits are so good it's like ascending to heaven in a single step — even without skill bonuses, they're already god-tier.

They can all fight Zhao Chi to a bitter, indecisive draw.

Although in the end they still lose, Zhao Chi fully acknowledges their strength.

Of course.

Zhao Chi has similar skills too.

The values are quite a bit higher than Gu Qing and the others', after all he has to deal with 4-6 women every early morning — the more work, the more gain, so his professional skills are naturally a bit higher.

But only a bit higher.

After all, this kind of thing can't be rushed with a haste talisman.

So Zhao Chi can only accumulate day by day, and naturally the values can't compare to other skills.

But Zhao Chi also doesn't rely on this skill's bonus; instead he relies on talent and genetic ability, plus the territory characteristic bonus, which directly lets Zhao Chi send them flying to the heavens just as quickly.

Now let's look at how many female elves have looks greater than 7 points.

Filter again.

The number is over 800.

Zhao Chi browsed their service skills as well; quite a few were also very high.

That's normal.

They've already fallen to being female slaves; this kind of thing is certainly unavoidable.

Filter again — are there any elves with 8-point looks?

None.

Fine then.

Return to the initial interface.

Humans plus elves total 43,066 with looks greater than or equal to 6 points — he wants all of them.

But he needs to filter them.

Zhao Chi eliminated all those with obvious personality flaws, and those with too-low attributes were also eliminated, ultimately selecting 40,000 female captives. The majority were female elves, a small portion were human women.

The price of captives mainly depends on race and attributes.

The higher the base attributes, the more valuable.

Among female captives, looks are also a factor that greatly affects price.

Normally a human female with 6-point looks, if everything is normal, can sell for 1-3 gold coins or more.

Those with 7-point looks can even sell for 5 gold coins, or over 10 gold coins.

Of course, that assumes they're healthy and intact, with normal attributes and no personality defects.

If there are some defects, there will definitely be a discount.

Because elves generally have higher looks, lords are also more demanding about elves' looks.

A female elf with only 6-point looks can only sell for around 1 gold coin.

Only female elves with 7-point looks can be worth 3 or 5 gold coins or more.

Captives really aren't worth much.

After all, there are too many captives in this world, and converting them takes too much time and various costs.

Lords after a war simply can't keep them all; they have to sell some.

Otherwise just feeding them would cost a considerable amount of money.

If a revolt breaks out, even if it's eventually suppressed, quite a few slaves or captives would die — better to sell them early and exchange for money.

There are lessons written in blood and tears for all this.

The lords all understand this perfectly well.