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Chapter 259: Chapter 259 - 259. The Auction Starts!

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Could they be like Dylan? Getting into the auction through special means via a faction? Jack thought as his gaze stayed on the two figures. Coincidentally, the two holograms also wore concealment coats, which prevented Jack from reading their info. If it was not for the color from his radar, he would not be able to tell if they were players or NPCs. While Jack was staring at them, one of them turned their hooded head towards him as well. Uh, should I wave to express goodwill? Jack thought. They ended up just sat there staring at each other for a good whole while. Before the other side lost interest and returned his or her attention back to the center stage of the auditorium. Jack's thought didn't linger too long at the two mysterious players as well. If he and Dylan could get access to this auction, why other players could not? What fascinated him was the two players were hologram images, which meant that they were from another city of the kingdom. He wondered if he could get to know them so as to get information about the other cities. Peniel was a good source of info but she probably only knew about the geographical locations of the other cities. Of what particular contents and benefits these cities provided for players, he doubted the fairy would know the details. Not to mention, this guide of him tended to be moody and bequeathed information only when she thought that he needed it. While Jack was still in thought, a voice boomed from the center of the auditorium stage, "ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to our special royal auction. There will be many exotic items on offer throughout this auction. Either you are physically here, or attending from our sister facilities from other cities, all of you have the same chance to get the auction items here! All you have to do of course is having enough coins." Jack looked at the source of the voice and saw a well-attired bearded aged male at the center of the auditorium stage. He was smiling mischievously upon his last remark.

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