Five days later, the Nalan family sent over its first batch of resources in several shipments, and the Six-Fingered Tribe also delivered the materials that measured higher than 30,000 on the crystal scale. The price was so inexpensive that even Lu Yin felt rather embarrassed. 

Ban Jiu was very excited, and he happily accepted all of the materials. He promised Lu Yin that as long as all the materials were supplied, he would be able to manufacture the first batch of Explorer-level androids in just half a year. 

Lu Yin was elated; in just half a year’s time, he would have an entire army of Explorers that were not afraid of dying, and their power could even increase if their materials were upgraded. 

The Explorer realm was a dividing line for cultivators, as reaching that realm allowed a cultivator to freely roam about the universe. While there were more than 100 Explorers within the Great Yu Empire, not all of them worked for the empire. The strongest cultivator on many planets were mere Explorers, but they did not work for the Great Yu Empire. The number of Explorers truly working for the empire amounted to a mere few dozen. 

This was not just the situation in the Great Yu Empire, as the same was true for most other Outerverse powers as well. It should be known that the guardians for each individual planet at Erudite Flowzone’s border warfront were also just Explorers.  

To Lu Yin, an Explorer was not a powerhouse, but that was only his opinion....