I Can Program My Body? - Chapter 282

Chapter 282: S Class Treatment (2)
Earlier, Nash was still worrying about money for all the resources he needed, but in the blink of an eye, he was granted wealth he couldn’t even fathom.

“A trillion sol credit limit. Looks like I’ll have a good time when we arrive at the Solaris Domain…” Nash smiled.

Thinking of everything he could buy with the money, he couldn’t help but feel a surge of anticipation.

As for paying it back? Nash wasn’t concerned.

As long as his strength could keep up, he might not even have to pay it back.

Furthermore, since there was no set deadline to repay the credits he borrowed, Nash had even less worry.

Scrolling further to the perks of S-level treatment, Nash was shocked by what he read.

“What? I would have a Tier 8 War God as a protector?”

Each scientist was a jewel of civilization.

Because of this, they were assigned protectors based on their rank.

Typically, a Tier 1 scientific scholar would be guarded by a Tier 3 Void General or even a Tier 4 Void Venerate.

With such a weak protector, Nash hadn’t paid much attention to it, almost skipping the perk entirely.

Yet, as he read about the protector assigned to him, he was dumbfounded.

A Tier 8 War God guarding him? Wasn’t that a bit overkill?

A War God was the foundation of most civilizations, yet one was being used to protect a mere Tier 1 scientist.

“What a waste,” Nash muttered with a grin.

Although a War God might undermine his privacy, with some protective measures, it would be the perfect guardian to ensure his safety.

Nash also didn’t need to worry about betrayal.

Such War Gods were equipped with measures to prevent them from harming those they guarded.

Furthermore, they were trained not only for combat but also absolute loyalty.

The thought of commanding a War God filled Nash with anticipation as he scrolled further.

“Hmm? A 90% discount on the Covenant of Truth’s internal data and shop?”

The Covenant of Truth’s internal data was straightforward, containing nearly all the knowledge and information of the Chronos Empire.

As for the shop, it was an exclusive store for scientists who joined the Covenant of Truth.

Nash had heard from Nora that it contained rare, forbidden, banned, and even extinct materials.

Unfortunately, it used an independent currency system.

Instead of the public currency usable by everyone, it relied on a contribution point system.

Having a 90% discount meant Nash’s contribution points were worth ten times more than others’.

“S-Class treatment really is something else,” Nash remarked.

Next on the list of benefits of an S-Class treatment was the opportunity to study under a Scientific Philosopher, ask questions of higher-ranking scholars, and even post missions for them to complete.

Uninterested in such things, Nash scrolled further, skimming through the various privileges granted to him.

These included free transportation throughout the Chronos Empire, unrestricted access to all public facilities, data security protections, higher permissions, and more.

Nash also read that his Virtual Identity could jump two levels, from Basic User directly to Internal User.

(Guest, Basic User, Elite User, Internal User)

“Internal User, huh? I wonder what that’s good for…” Nash muttered, brimming with anticipation.

A Guest had only basic rights in the virtual realm, from browsing, buying, and access to all public spaces.

On the other hand, a Basic User could buy and sell virtual property, expand private space, access domain virtual servers, and adjust basic settings.

As for higher-level virtual access, Nash didn’t even know their names, let alone their privileges.

“I’ll check it later,” Nash noted mentally.

Scrolling further through the S-Class treatment benefits, he found a few more miscellaneous perks not worth mentioning.

From access to private clubs, auctions, unlimited recommendations, priority evaluation, private lectures, etc.

“How’s your treatment level?” Arthur asked, noticing Nash had finished reading the message.

“It’s S-Class treatment.”

“What?! S-Class treatment?!”

Feeling speechless, Arthur couldn’t help but look at Nash with envy.

If his own C-Class treatment was already so generous, what more could S-Class offer?

Arthur couldn’t even begin to imagine the benefits given to Nash.

“It seems my creation impressed the higher-ups, so they gave me S-Class treatment.” Nash chuckled.

Of course, he didn’t truly believe the Spiral Behemoth warranted such treatment.

At most, it could earn him C-Class treatment, or perhaps B-Class when coupled with his age and the significance of dark technology.

As for S-Class treatment, Nash could only attribute it to his genetic ability.

They must have seen its potential and wanted to keep a closer eye on him.

Calming their excitement, Nash and Arthur continued celebrating his success as an official scientist.

—

The next day, Nash said goodbye to Arthur.

“Where are you headed?”

“We’re leaving the Nova Sector in about three weeks. I need to prepare some resources.”

“I see. That’s a pity,” Arthur sighed.

Talking with Nash was such a joy, as he could answer every question and offer unique insights.

Arthur estimated that with Nash’s help, he could advance his research significantly in just a few years.

“Don’t worry, Grandpa. Once the cosmic competition is over, I’ll help you out,” Nash said with a smile.

Though he wasn’t sure how long the cosmic competition would last or if he’d even pass, it shouldn’t take hundreds of years.

Anyway, they had long lives ahead, and an occasional parting was no issue.

After saying goodbye, Nash boarded his battleship and set course for the Nova Capital Market.

Tomorrow, he had an appointment with Zeke to have his Tier 5 perfect items engraved with runic language.

Knowing the process would take time, Nash planned to purchase a batch of resources first.

After all, gathering the massive amount of materials he needed would take a while.

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On the way to the Nova Central Market, Nash entered the Virtual World, eager to explore the permissions granted to him as an Internal User.

Arriving in his personal space, he quickly opened his virtual panel, scanning the privileges now available to him.

“Hmm? This… As expected of an Internal User!”