Re-Awakening: I Became a Pay To Win Boss Monster

<Contribution Limits>

Tier 1: Max purchase of 100,000 Trell per day (Requirement: 0 Contribution)

Tier 2: Max purchase of 1,000,000 Trell per day (Requirement: 1,000 Contribution)

Tier 3: Max purchase of 10,000,000 Trell per day (Requirement: 5,000 Contribution)

Tier 4: Max purchase of 100,000,000 Trell per day (Requirement: 25,000 Contribution)

Tier 5: Max purchase of 1,000,000,000 Trell per day (Requirement: 100,000 Contribution)

Alright... now to make the tier requirements...

<Contribution Tier System>

1. Gain 1 Contribution per item sold (Minimum item price: 10,000 Trell)

2. Gain 5 Contribution per 1,000,000 Trell sold

3. Gain bonus Contribution for rare, unique, or high-grade materials

A faint smile appeared on Rael's face as he turned toward the barbarians and gave them a basic rundown on how this shop worked.

They'd earn both Contribution points and money by selling items. From that money, they could buy whatever they wanted. Whether it was food, clothing, a car, a kingdom...

Anyhow... Rael straightened his back.

"You can start your dungeon clearing whenever. Just sell the gear you get there and buy whatever's necessary. I'll check up on you people in a week. Don't burn the village down."

One of the marked men sneered, gripping the hilt of his axe. "So we're just supposed to bow and become your little errand dogs now?"

"...?" Rael tilted his head. "Are you an idiot? No, scratch that... you are an idiot. But I don't exactly care. Ever heard of natural selection?"

Rael chuckled. "If you're going to act like an outcast degenerate, then your peers will treat you like one. But as I said, I don't have the time to discipline you. If you feel the need to flaunt whatever you're trying to flaunt around here, then go for it. It'll only get you so far."

Of course, Rael was aware that there would be foul play involved. Some items might be stolen from others and sold in their stead. But again, he wasn't their nanny.

So with that in mind, Rael turned around and walked back to Lilith and Nyzzara.

"So you said there are twenty-five villages in total, yeah?" Rael asked.

Nyzzara snapped out of her daze again and nodded. "Yes... but are you sure this is enough?"

Rael chuckled. "If giving them all the resources to survive and more is not enough for them to survive and act like civilized people, then it was just not meant to be."

"I agree," Lilith chimed in. "Your graciousness was already much more than I would've offered."

"I can't help but feel like you're undermining us barbarians," Nyzzara commented with a sigh. "I know we are a bit underdeveloped, but we are people too."

"I know. And it's fine," Rael replied. "If they show unity, then I'm going to enroll them in schools and academies. There is one academy in Celestara, but I'll likely have to build a few more."

"And what about me?" Nyzzara asked, lowering her head. "What role am I supposed to play now that you took the leadership from me?"

"I already told you the role you'll be playing. The executioner. You will be the one responsible for upholding the laws and peace," Rael stated. "You can refuse, of course, but in that case, I'll treat you like any ordinary barbarian."

"...They're still my people," Nyzzara said with a slight tremble in her voice. "Even if I..."

"Be an executioner for a month," Rael interjected. "Learn about the people while you stand beside them. You'll see their wants, their needs, everything. And if I deem you qualified after a month, then you can lead these people in my stead while I'm away."

Her eyes beamed for a few moments before settling down.

She nodded with a dedicated look. "Understood. I'll do my best, Rael."

"Good! That's the spirit," Lilith smiled. "You're on your way to becoming the greatest leader of all the barbarians! Yay!"

Rael rolled his eyes and looked up at the sky. Seeing the sun still directly overhead, he knew what he would do next.

"Nyzzara, lead me to the remaining twenty-four villages..."

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Several hours later...

"Phew." Rael dusted himself off as he glanced at the night sky. He felt a bit faster, courtesy of his Abyss Demon's Physique giving him 25% more movement speed during the night.

Nevertheless, he had set up the village kits in nearly every single village, relayed the same information as earlier, and finally, he had set up his Dimensional Shop all around Ogarak.

The same Contribution system was set up everywhere, and it was safe to say he was happy with the results.

And all it cost me was a little over 1 billion Trell. It's not too bad at all, Rael thought with a hum and wiped the sweat off his forehead.

"Is that it?" Lilith asked, leaning in. "So what now? Wanna spend the night together?"

Before he could turn her down, Nyzzara stepped forward and bowed. "Thank you for everything. I didn't think you could stop their fighting in less than a day. It's really impressive."

"Well, they're in debt to me now, so I expect them to pay it back with interest," Rael replied with a chuckle. "But yeah, no problem. It helps me more than you think."

And as it so happened, the clock finally hit midnight.

In the next instant, several pop-ups fell, making him gasp at the amount of money that was produced.

<Congratulations! Your active dungeons have produced: +3,524,784,870 Trell>

<Premium Greed: Would you like to claim yesterday's earnings? Yes/No>

<Ding!>

<+922,525,099 Trell>

<+201,399,953 Experience>

<Level: 1 → 300>

<+10,000 Trell Bonus>

<Dimensional Shop - Yesterday's unclaimed earnings>

<Total sales: 1,915>

<Total Trell Gained: 982,952>

It seemed the sales counted both purchases and sales, so Rael didn't have to worry about anything in that regard. After all, he still got a 10% commission.

4.6 Billion Trell a day, huh? I've really outdone myself.

However, now that he had done everything he wanted to do, there were only a few regions left.

Aztera, the Holy Kingdom, and lastly, Drivania.

I can't conquer Aztera until I kill Diederich. Or rather, the First Seat, Alcetas. But I can control the others.

He knew that Linlin was a little busy, but even so...

<Rael Sutekh: Remember when you told me one of your Radiant Dawn members is invading the Evangelists? I need them.>

He waited a few minutes for a reply, but he didn't receive one. Therefore, he decided to go for something else instead.

"Lilith, are you still going to tag along?" Rael asked.

"Of course," Lilith replied with a smile and tilted her head. "Unless you don't want me to?"

"Up to you. I'll be going to the Holy Kingdom now. We're going to be a bit more... forceful with them," Rael announced, causing Lilith to let out a giggle.

"I like the sound of that. I'll follow you and help you cause some chaos," she replied excitedly.

Rael sighed, turning to Nyzzara.

But before he could even speak, she performed a slight bow.

"You don't have to worry about Ogarak. I'll do my duty, and I'll be sure to earn back my spot."

"I'm glad to hear that. You'll be hearing from me soon, don't worry," Rael replied, turning back toward Lilith.

"Ready?"

"Mhm..."

After getting confirmation, Rael didn't hesitate to kick off.

His destination? The Holy Kingdom.