Rhodey completely couldn't understand the Sea Race's behavior pattern.
Clearly guarding such a large pile of Vibranium, why be so stingy?
Look at Wakanda.
They also guard a large pile of Vibranium.
But Wakanda is not stingy at all.
Not only are Vibranium Spears standard for the guard, but even blankets and such are woven from Vibranium!
They even use Vibranium to build cars, can you believe it?
How heavy is a car?
Even if the internal parts are not all made of Vibranium, it would still be priceless.
After all, one gram costs fifty thousand U.S. dollars on the black market.
Even if only one kilogram was used.
That's fifty million U.S. dollars!
What kind of car can sell for fifty million U.S. dollars?
Moreover, it's impossible for it to be only one kilogram; it would at least have to be ten times that number or more, you'd think?
Thinking about it this way, Wakanda is truly inhumane in its extravagance.
Using five hundred million in Vibranium to build a car?
Rich people are rich people, they don't treat money like money.
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After driving away the blue-skinned Aquaman, Rhodey continued to cut the raw Vibranium ore.
Huge pieces of raw Vibranium ore were cut down by him and then loaded into his interdimensional space.
Until the interdimensional space could no longer hold any more.
Rhodey then teleported away from the seabed, reappearing back in his seaside Villa in New York.
This Villa had three underground levels.
When Rhodey first bought it, there were actually only two underground levels, one of which Rhodey had transformed into an exhibition room, filled with luxury cars that he had bought but barely driven, as well as precious limited-edition figurines and similar items.
In short, most of them were just for show.
The third level was added later by Rhodey.
There was only one entrance, a sixteen-layer encrypted alloy door.
The door itself was half a meter thick, so thick that even an RPG couldn't blast it open.
And the other side of the door led to the third underground level.
The internal space of the entire third underground level was actually larger than the main Villa building above ground; its total area was comparable to the size of the entire Villa plus its front and back yards.
And the surroundings were reinforced with metal, as it was by the sea, Rhodey was worried about problems if it wasn't reinforced.
Originally, this level was where Rhodey stored weapons and equipment.
There were also some collectibles that couldn't be shown to ordinary person.
For example, a World-famous painting he once casually took from a target's home.
This painting, by rights, should be hanging and exhibited in the Louvre.
In fact, it has always been displayed in the Louvre.
It's just that Rhodey was very sure that his painting was the original, not a fake.
So, the actual situation is self-evident!
In fact, this kind of thing is also very common.
Many museums in Europe have used such underhanded methods.
Basically, what is displayed is usually a fake.
It's just made very realistically.
Aside from not being the real thing, no matter how you look at it, it looks real!
General experts can't tell, only professional instruments can detect it, or truly top-tier industry experts might be able to distinguish it with the naked eye.
But experts of that level are well aware of it.
This can also be considered an unwritten rule in this circle.
It's similar to the entertainment industry.
Everyone knows, but no one will actually expose it.
Anyway, everyone has gotten their benefits, and no one will go against their own interests.
Besides this painting, Rhodey also has some other things collected here.
All of them are things that cannot be taken out and seen by outsiders.
Otherwise, something would definitely happen!
And now;