Reincarnated as a boss tyrant in the game

Hearing that there were items for sale, Soren's eyes lit up.

The items sold by Your Excellency are all high-quality goods from the upper plane. Any random item would be at least an epic-level item for the people of the lower plane.

"Okay, your subordinate awaits Your Excellency's good news."

This wait lasted a full two hours for Soren.

Time seemed to stretch, every minute and every second filled with anxiety and anticipation.

Finally, Selena sent Soren a sheet of paper similar to a product flyer, with fresh printing marks and a faint scent of ink.

The corner of Soren's mouth twitched slightly, and a strange feeling welled up in his heart.

He felt that something was wrong. This flyer came too hastily, as if it had been rushed out at the last minute.

There were also color prints of the items on it, only four in total.

The first item resembled an ancient bronze cannon from his previous life, called a Magic Cannon.

This bronze cannon, a legion-level magical item, exuded an ancient and mysterious aura.

From the appearance, it had a heavy bronze texture, and the surface was likely engraved with some mysterious runes or patterns, highlighting its unique magical attributes.

The cannon body was thick and gave a sense of powerful force, with a moderate length for easy deployment and operation on the battlefield.

Its affordability was a major advantage, allowing it to be purchased and used in large quantities in war.

With slight modifications, its power and practicality could be further enhanced.

For example, special magical materials could be added to the shells to enhance the explosive effect, or the firing mechanism could be improved to increase the accuracy and frequency of shooting.

However, it may also have some limitations.

For example, it may require a certain amount of time to load the shells, affecting continuous combat capability, or its use may be limited by terrain and environment, preventing it from exerting its maximum effect on some complex battlefields.

Overall, this bronze cannon, as a legion-level magical item, has great potential in war and is a powerful weapon worth paying attention to and utilizing.

Soren roughly calculated that at least twenty Magic Cannons would be needed to form a fighting force. This was not a small number, and the demand for magic power was too great.

Using the empire's highest-grade magic crystal, the blue crystal, as a standard, one Magic Cannon shot required ten blue crystals. And the price of one blue crystal was one hundred gold coins, which meant that one shot from the Magic Cannon would cost one thousand gold coins. Twenty Magic Cannons firing at the same time would be twenty thousand gold coins. "It really is a case of 'the cannons roar, spending ten thousand gold taels,'" Soren couldn't help but sigh. Such a high cost made him have to carefully consider the use of Magic Cannons.

Subsequently, Soren turned his attention to the second legion-level item, a Magic Altar.

The altar was very large, could be disassembled, and could accommodate thousands of people standing on it at the same time. The entire altar had only one function:

To enhance the range and power of the mage legion.

The limitations were also very obvious. Although there was no detailed introduction, Soren could see five fatal flaws.

First: The Magic Altar was huge and had certain requirements for the terrain where it was placed.

If the battlefield was in complex terrain such as mountains or hills, it might be difficult to find a suitable location to place the altar.

Uneven ground might affect the stability of the altar, or even cause it to malfunction.

In narrow valleys or canyons, the Magic Altar might not be able to unfold due to limited space, or its range of effect would be greatly compressed.

Second: Because the function of the Magic Altar was obvious, it was easy to become a key target for the enemy.

The enemy might send special forces or use long-range attack methods to try to destroy the Magic Altar, in order to weaken the combat power of one's own mage legion.

The enemy might use interference magic or items to affect the energy transmission and spell amplification effect of the Magic Altar, reducing its role in combat.

Third: Magic power supply limitations. Although the Magic Altar could enhance the range and power of the mage legion, the corresponding mages would also need to consume more magic power.

If the magic power supply was insufficient in battle, the effect of the Magic Altar would be greatly reduced.

Fourth: Spell level restrictions. This was also a limitation put forward by power. Spells with power exceeding the Saint Realm could not be cast on the Magic Altar.

This meant that when facing powerful enemies or special situations, the Magic Altar might not be able to provide enough support. Moreover, in battle, there might be problems that require higher-level spells to solve, at which point the Magic Altar would seem powerless.

Fifth, High personnel cooperation requirements. The Magic Altar needed thousands of people to stand on it at the same time to function, which placed very high demands on the organization and cooperation of personnel.

If the members of the mage legion did not cooperate well with each other, or if there was chaos, it would affect the effect of the Magic Altar.

In battle, personnel might be injured or killed by enemy attacks, which would also affect the normal operation of the Magic Altar.

If the number of personnel was reduced to a certain extent, the power of the Magic Altar might be greatly reduced.

Despite its seemingly numerous flaws, the Magic United Altar had undeniable value for Soren, making it his primary target to take down.

When he saw that its price was as high as one thousand catties of magic crystal, Soren couldn't help but feel dissatisfied, "Put it aside for now, and look at the others! I feel like Your Excellency is robbing people."

With some helplessness and complaint, Soren flipped over the back of the flyer.

What came into view was a huge crystal obelisk appearing in the first row, its towering figure a full twenty meters high, exuding a mysterious and powerful aura.

Its function was even more amazing, able to enhance the stamina and magic power of soldiers within a ten-kilometer radius, undoubtedly a super auxiliary item.

On the battlefield, the stamina and magic power of soldiers often determined the outcome of the battle. The appearance of this crystal obelisk brought new variables to the course of the war.

Soren stared at this powerful item, and his heart began to calculate how to use it in the upcoming war.

The price was even more outrageous, two thousand catties of magic crystal.

Soren directly cursed.

Up to now, he had only helped Your Excellency collect magic crystals four times. The first three times he only received three hundred magic crystals. Although he had Anka and their family secretly collect scattered magic crystals in various places, the amount of magic crystals in Soren's hands was only a little more than one thousand and two hundred catties.

"Your Excellency is indeed eyeing the magic crystals in my hands."