Of course, measuring it purely by value is improper.
But the value Sanders talked about wasn’t just money; it involved many other subsidiary interests.
If this world also produces unique benefits, then it wouldn’t just be about inherent value anymore; it would represent a power’s discourse rights.
And Sanders had already vaguely guessed that this world might indeed have unique benefits...
After being silent for a moment, he spoke with difficulty, "Is the Tidal World related to the mystery of the Old Earth Continent’s elemental disappearance?"
Angel: "Yes."
Sanders closed his eyes and took a deep breath: "Are there elemental creatures in the Tidal World?"
Angel: "Yes."
Sanders didn’t continue to ask how many elemental creatures existed in the Tidal World. Many answers were already emerging.
That rain civet had once said it was born in the rain.
Previously, Sanders was puzzled about what kind of rain could birth an elemental creature. Looking back now, if a world was filled with unparalleled elemental power, the rain it produces could indeed give birth to water system creatures.
And would a world with such rich elemental power have few elemental creatures?
The answer was already obvious, so Sanders didn’t ask further.
Besides, Sanders didn’t want to question further either; he just wanted peace of mind for now.
He had already guessed that Angel might be up to something big, but this time the enormity of it was somewhat overwhelming for him.
Once the Tidal World was confirmed, it was absolutely beyond his ability alone to handle. Solving the subsequent aftermath would require the full strength of the Barbarian Cave to manage.
Sanders took a deep breath: "Tell me, are you safe now? Is there anything in the Tidal World that could threaten you?"
Thinking Sanders was worried about his well-being, Angel felt a warmth in his heart: "Very safe, at present nothing poses a threat to me. Besides, with Earl Mi by my side, even if danger appears, it won’t be a problem."
"That’s good," Sanders replied without changing expression, "Let’s move on to the next topic, about Sumishe."
"Huh?" Angel asked in confusion, "Aren’t we going to continue discussing the Tidal World?"
Since Angel had manifested the Tidal World map, he naturally intended to reveal everything and even wanted Sanders to help him plan.
Sanders calmly replied, "No need, as long as I know you’re safe. The rest will wait until I go back and make a plan."
Understanding suddenly dawned on Angel; Sanders wasn’t uninterested; he was preparing for other contingencies.
"Alright then."
Sanders knew Angel too well, seeing the change in his expression was enough to guess his thoughts. But Angel misunderstood this time; Sanders wasn’t planning anything. The revelation Angel dropped on him was so explosive, he just needed time to digest it.
Best not to think about the Tidal World for now.
Also, he couldn’t lose composure in front of Angel.
So, let’s talk about other topics. Although, honestly, he wasn’t in the right mindset. Compared to the bombshell Angel dropped, the issues about Sumishe felt trivial...