The Gene Gamer

Chapter 15: Gaming Tablet

Now he got thirty points which were good enough, and he didn't need anything for now. As he was wondering what to do he got a brilliant idea pop up in his mind.

'What if he could buy a new tablet for him to play and a one that could work fine on this ship' this was his idea if it really could be done it would just be excellent. He walked to the Exchange Hall and immediately searched "tablet" there really was one the worst one was priced at twelve points and it could resist against the radiation caused by the ship but its speed would be very slow.

The best was priced at a ninety points and its speed was very very fast. Apparently it was the latest design and the ship had only procured one of them through a chance. For now he had thirty points which could buy him an above average tablet.

For safety reasons he should leave out ten points and plundering again wouldn't be an issue. He could make an enemy out of a weak person but once he make an enemy out of a whole bunch of people they could band up and defeat him ultimately caused by his own greed.

The three people that he chose to plunder early were bullies anyway. They feared the strong but bullied the weak, the last one was even without any guts they were without any hope.

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The only way was to kill them after he had plundered their cards. But it would also create some suspicions and the chance of the mass uniting to kill him would be higher. He had no way to kill them secretly for now, maybe he should really get some genes that could help him with it.

Doing missions was the right way for him now and the most suitable was to hunt space monsters. Seeing any genes that had any hiding abilities a good one was priced at twenty points and above, and it was also the one that could be really of help to him.

Calculating the total bill it would be fourty points including the tablet would be twenty points. With another fourty points he would be able to get an A grade Rare gene. With it he could dominate the whole ship, who cares if Farold has another gene he would still be able to wipe his a** clean.

This was also that because after the Rare grade the genes power was completely on a different league. If an Uncommon gene was a moth the Rare gene would be the fire that they are attracted to. It was also the same for the Rare and the Sacred, Sacred and the Ancient.

But their distance would be even greater if Rare was a firefly then the Sacred would be the moon while the Ancient would be the sun. They were incomparable. Moreover even when the Rare grade gene is situated at the bottom of their power it was listed at the top, and A grade gene storage room. But collecting eighty points was very hard after the points had gone past the fourty point checkpoint each points after it would be comparable to ten points.

It was in order for the people on the ship to motivate them with a bait. But it wasn't meant for them. A Rare grade gene would be very powerful and also very rare. It was very hard to find a beast with this grade of gene not to mention the Sacred or even the Ancient. But even if a person could obtain a Rare grade gene it was possible that the ship would kill the person to gain back the gene and it was only a first grade Rare gene.

But this also meant that the best tablet was priced higher than the Rare gene meaning that its worth was worth more than a Rare gene. This really was shocking a technical device specifically used for gaming is priced higher than a Rare gene a gene that could change a person's life forever and improve their prowess greatly. But considering a gamer's mentality Cylius would do it too if he was given a chance.

Then the points after the fourty point checkpoint would be comparable to four hundred points. The instructors were way more powerful than them as they were second grade geneticians. Considering that the ship may not even have a stock for a Rare gene of second grade.

Four hundred points were okay if a person killed fourty people with ten points at the beginning but the points would be used up and the pace of it refilling would be slow. Noone would be so powerful as to fourty people that had united in order to stop the massacre at the beginning stage.

A person such as Farold may be able to do it but after it would be hundreds of people uniting in order to kill Farold. Sure one could do it seperately but there would still be the same outcome, through points the security of the ship could be displayed and they could find the person before uniting to kill him.

And rooms could also be upgraded through points, a B grade room ten points and an A grade room would be fourty points. The A grade room could be considered a luxury, it was basically a mansion of its own. There is pool, hotbath, training room and many more. An A grade rooms owner could also enjoy the luxury of a discount of ten percent on everything.

So he was thinking on upgrading his room to A grade and also getting the gaming tablet at thirty points. To do it he woud need seventy points but he could do the transaction seperately meaning 30+40 not 40+30*10. Hunting a space monster could yield a gene and also the reward of the mission.

Judging by their power the reward would be different but there would be occasional missions on protecting the ship. When he looked at it earlier there was four of them. Seeing even the weakest of the four's bounty it was really a lot. The description was that a third grade monster was migrating its own monsters into another planet.

Each first grade monster would be thirty points and a second grade monster would be two hundred points. And the discovered genes would be theirs, the ship won't take them. If the gene is useless to the owner they could always sell it at the Exchange Hall.

If one was powerful this could be a stable way of earning money as there would be monsters attacking the ship every now and then. Just in case the ship would examine monsters that are on the radius and post missions on monsters that seemed hostile and aggressive, monsters that might attack the ship.