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Although this item was not completely useless to him, he could tell that if he went to the location of these coordinates after making all the necessary preparations, it would probably be equivalent to entering a dungeon that had never been developed before. The rewards would certainly not be small.

However, opportunities often come hand in hand with danger. This place was not somewhere Joo Joowon could set foot in right now. He might need to increase his level by another ten or twenty levels at the very least before he could go there.

By the time he actually reached that point, the daylilies would probably already have gone cold.

As for this completely uncertain future that did not even have a shadow yet, Joo Joowon simply treated it as though it had never existed in the first place. He did not care at all about selling [Unknown Coordinates].

This could not really be considered short-sightedness. It was simply a difference in perspective.

In Joo Joowon’s eyes, whether he could even reach that imagined future was still an unknown. Therefore, he might as well turn everything into things that could increase her own strength and foundations.

The description of [Unknown Coordinates] said that it could be given to someone who needed it, but he had not even encountered a single NPC until now. Who else could he give it to?

Although, considering his luck, perhaps one day he would get what he wished for, and the other party might somehow come knocking on her door of their own accord. But it was still the same principle. Since he had a chance to make use of it right now, who would care about some future that had not even appeared yet?

Of course, if it could not be exchanged, then there was nothing he could do. He could simply keep it.

The value of something like coordinates was indeed difficult to determine. In the eyes of some people, they might not be worth a single coin, while others might be willing to spend their entire fortune to purchase them.

This time, the Age of Apocalypse did not immediately complete the exchange. It seemed to be evaluating the value of the coordinates. Fortunately, in the end, the Age of Apocalypse did not send the item back.

[ System Notification: This item is worth 1 Gold Brick. Would you like to exchange it? ]

Joo Joowon suddenly stood up. This time, he was genuinely shocked. He had never expected it to be this expensive.

Byeol looked blankly at Joo Joowon as he stood up. When he saw him sit back down again, he lowered his head and continued licking his fur.

That scared him to death. He had thought the one who fed him was going out again.

Joo Joowon did not notice any of this. He simply felt as though an enormous fortune had suddenly smashed his right in the face.

The game’s coins used a base-one-thousand system. That was, 1,000 copper coins equaled 1 silver coin, 1,000 silver coins equaled 1 gold coin, and 1,000 gold coins equaled 1 Gold Brick.

And now he had not even seen a single gold coin, yet he was about to own a Gold Brick?

Afraid that the system had encountered some kind of bug, Joo Joowon immediately clicked the exchange button without giving it a second thought.

Perhaps the coordinates were actually worth more than the price given by the system. However, no matter how high the price of something was, it would be useless if it could not help him. It was better to exchange it for something he could make use of right now.

It was obvious that coordinates the game had priced this highly must be extremely dangerous. Therefore, the threshold he had originally estimated, where he would only need to increase her level by another ten or twenty levels before he could go there, was clearly incorrect. He might have to reach Level 50 or 60 before he had any chance of entering this "dungeon."

That made it even more unnecessary to keep these coordinates. The amount of time required for every ten levels would only become longer and longer, rather than shorter and shorter.

If reaching Level 1 to Level 10 could be accomplished in merely a few days or a few months, then going from Level 10 to Level 20 might take at least one year, five years, or even ten years.

Therefore, it was not merely that he would be unable to use these coordinates in the short term. Basically, he would not be able to use them for a very long time. Since that was the case, he might as well sell them.

Even if this really caused her to miss some earth shattering opportunity because of it, it did not matter. Making the most of the present was what mattered most.

After completing the exchange, Joo Joowon still could not help but feel uneasy. He dragged out the panel and checked it several times, almost as if he had won the lottery. He was so overwhelmed that he felt a little dizzy and could hardly believe her luck.

After his emotions had calmed down a little, he did as usual and ignored the risks. He entered the danger zone, found the customer service again, and modified the conditions. He set the price to 5 silver coins to 1 Gold Brick.

Only if the person actually had that amount of money on them could they post such a request. This prevented players from making empty promises and was essentially a form of proof of assets.

Joo Joowon believed that as long as the price was high enough, then no matter how many requirements he listed or how troublesome and demanding he was being, there would always be someone willing to accept the job.

Of course, he had no intention of actually spending one Gold Brick. He was purely using it as bait to lure someone in.

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