I Can Program My Body? - Chapter 271

271: Splitting The Reward 271: Splitting The Reward Guiding the Clear-Sky Pioneer Team around the shelter until they got settled, Nash returned to the seeded talents to share the news.

“We can stay here for another month?” “Awesome!

It seems I still have a chance to advance to the Void General Rank!” “Haha, good, good!

After a month of focused training, I should be able to reach the Void Venerate Rank!” “Huh~ it seems we’ll get to enjoy our hard-earned buffs a bit longer.” Although they already had the permanent buff from becoming Pioneers, it paled in comparison to the shelter’s buffs.

If not for the upcoming cosmic competition, they would want to stay here until they could no longer advance.

Seeing their reactions, Nash smiled, thinking of the various matters he needed to do in reality.

Given that he still had a few trillion books to upload, he could only stay in the shelter for a few more days at most.

As for the deduction of the Infinite Soul Condensation Manual and the identification of runic commands, Nash doubted he could finish it even in a month or two.

“What about the distribution of resources?

Have you thought about it?” Natasha asked excitedly.

From the merits to the perfect items they’d earned, they hadn’t divided anything yet.

“Hmm, for the merits, materials, and other treasures, we’ll convert them to nova credits and divide them based on our contributions,” Nash said, showing his calculations for what counted as contributions.

From the materials they collected, the dark beasts they killed, the ideas they contributed, and various indirect efforts, everything was recorded.

With the [Team Module System] in their bodies, everything they did over the past year and a half was logged in the [Memory Module System].

Of course, for the times they had blocked the [Team Module System], Nash had no record.

After all, as the elites of their generation, they still had a strong sense of privacy.

Knowing a foreign entity was embedded in their bodies, they instinctively protected their privacy in critical matters.

Nash had even explicitly warned them about this, which was why, except during battles or work, they wrapped the bulb of energy representing the [Team Module System] with their void energy.

Since they could easily turn it on and off, they weren’t as averse to its monitoring capability.

Thus, seeing the contribution chart Nash presented, they quickly agreed to base their split on it.

Among the list, Nash topped everyone with 6%, followed by Natasha at 5.5%, Hobis at 4%, Skylar at 3%, and Nora at 2%.

Most others received only 0.1″“0.5%, with barely anyone, except a few Void Generals, reaching even 1%.

Despite the disparity in the split, no one complained.

Nash was the shelter’s leader, contributing the [Team Module System], the engraving of the gravitational orb collectors, and the construction of the Spiral Behemoths.

On the other hand, Natasha and Hobis were the only Void Venerates on the team.

It was only natural for them to have more contribution.

Next was Skylar, though only at Void Commander rank, had a genetic ability and a Tier 5 runic weapon, giving him power comparable to a Void Venerate.

Finally, Nora, their only scientist, was the core of their resource collection efficiency; without her, they might not have upgraded the shelter to Level 5.

Knowing how much each contributed, no one had complaints.

“What about the Tier 5 perfect items, Leader?

Will you sell them too?” someone asked.

So far, they had accumulated about 11 Tier 5 perfect items.

If it were processed and combined with the other items, they could have over a hundred quadrillion nova credits!

“No, but we can estimate their worth and let those with enough credits exchange for them.” “To be fair, though, the credits used to exchange for these Tier 5 perfect weapons or other materials must come from the stash you earned based on your contribution,” Nash explained.

Without this rule, the wealthy magnates on the team might buy everything, sparking even a fierce competition.

“Then, can we exchange everyone’s shares, or can we only use our own?” If they could trade shares, they could buy others’ shares at a higher price.

Even if they paid double according to the normal rate, acquiring those Tier 5 perfect weapons would be worth it!

“You can do whatever you want with your own share.

However, individual shares have priority for buying first.

For cumulative share exchanges with others, you can only use them for remaining items,” Nash said after a moment’s thought.

If they were allowed to arbitrarily trade shares, his previous rules would lose their meaning.

If they could buy others’ shares and use them to bid on the harvested items, what was the point of their contributions?

Lacking money himself, Nash couldn’t allow such reckless bidding.

His 6% share of the profits should be enough to buy one or two Tier 5 perfect weapons, but without restrictions, he might not secure even one.

Understanding the trading rules, everyone quickly nodded.

“Then shall we begin tabulating our harvest, Leader?” they asked impatiently.

Although they only had an extra month to train, they were more excited about their share of the profits.

With an estimated of over a hundred quadrillion in harvest, even 0.1% was more than 100 trillion nova credits!

If they sold their shares for others to use in exchanges, they could earn an additional 30″“50%!

“Since you insist, let’s count everything…” Nash said with a helpless smile.

Still, thinking of his 6% share, which was at least 6 quadrillion, Nash quickly began to move.

Though he might spend it all on those Tier 5 perfect items, it still made his blood boil.

Splitting everything from the materials, weapons, herbs, void beast eggs, and various miscellaneous items they’d harvested, everyone counted meticulously.

After the first count, multiple individuals would verify it, checking if the prices were accurate.

For the final vetting, Nash and others proficient in business would confirm.

Using their precious time to count rather than to train, the time began to pass.