Chapter 3954 Luck comes first
The rarity of monster cards is divided into three levels, namely blue, purple, and gold.
Gold is the rarest.
There are a total of one hundred cards in a complete card gashapon machine, including 85 blue cards, 10 purple cards, and 5 gold cards.
Gleipnir only has one chance to insert coins, and the chance of drawing a gold card is about 5%.
Although the odds are not desperate, it is not easy to pull it out the first time.
"Grandma Astrologer: I didn't draw a gold card, I only drew a blue card."
Needless to say, Gleipnir failed in the first point challenge.
Even after losing the first battle, Gleipnir was not discouraged, because this task was based on a scoring system. It didn't matter if he failed once, as long as he could get more than 80 points in the end, he would be considered a pass.
So, Gleipnir started the second challenge without stopping.
There are a total of nine points in the city, and there is no fixed order of challenge. You can challenge whichever one you want first. Gleipnir chose the principle of proximity and chose an underground lake point.
This underground lake is connected to the underground waterway, and the underwater creatures are extremely rich.
The second round of challenge was on a canoe in the underground lake.
The canoe is leaning on the shore of the lake, and challengers need to paddle it to the center of the lake and fish with the fishing rod on the canoe.
The fishing time is ten minutes. The quality and quantity of fish you catch during these ten minutes determine the final score.
This challenge is much more comfortable than the card drawing just now.
Ten minutes is still plenty of time, and the schools of fish underwater are relatively dense, perhaps because they often live underground, and they are quite stupid.
When you see the bait, you bite; when you see the waves, you shake.
Although Gleipnir was only a newbie in fishing, he might have been lucky or had a novice to protect him, so he caught two fish in ten minutes.
Finally got 5 points.
5 points is not high, and it can be considered a failure overall, but at least it is better than the zero score for the first time.
"Grandma Astrologer: This is the situation. I am still on my way to the third point. But I estimate that I will definitely not be able to complete this task. You should be similar to me..."
Even Angel couldn't do anything special in this pure luck challenge.
Moreover, this mission challenge also limits external forces. If there are no restrictions on external forces, Angel can rely on his lucky skin to get a perfect score.
However, all external forces and foreign aid are prohibited. This task can only be decided by who will be embarrassed.
Just talking about the first card drawing challenge, Angel recalled the card drawing history along the way. He felt that with his dark face, the card drawing was probably the same as that of Gleipnir.
As for fishing, Angel didn't know if he could catch a fish, but he was secretly sure that Laplace would definitely not be able to catch one.
The two challenges in the opening experience of Gleipnir are drawing cards to kill Angel and fishing hammer Lapras.
No wonder, Gleipnir thought that even if the two of them went, the result would not be better than hers.
But then again, is the restriction on not being able to rely on external force and foreign aid really so rigid? Is there a gap where we can borrow a little bit of help?
Just like fishing.
Make a nest in advance, wait for the time when fish schools gather together, or use higher-end bait... Are these likely to become a breach and increase the success rate of fishing?
Faced with Angel's question, Gleipnir said without hesitation: "No, the bait is dry material and is on the boat. And the quantity is limited, so it is impossible to make a nest in advance."
"As for waiting for the time when the fish swarm gathers, I have also thought about this. I was trying to sense the underwater. But before my senses left my body, the fairyland message immediately jumped out of the failure countdown. If I did not stop sensing within three seconds, it would directly fail.
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Having said this, she paused and added.
"Also, every point in this mission has restrictions on resources. I feel like the restrictions here are also aimed at challengers like us."
It's like there are game coins next to the card gashapon machine, but there are only five of them.
In other words, even if the challenger can get the "Nine Stars Continuous" task from Zuniga, at most only five people can complete the card drawing challenge.
When the sixth person came, the game coins were gone.
Gleipnir tried to exchange it with other game coins...but the Wonderland mission did not accept it. It only recognized the five game coins at the beginning.
Similarly, the bait on the canoe is only a small bag.
After the previous challenger runs out, the next challenger will not be able to complete the challenge.
It can be said that this is also a hidden limitation of "Nine Stars Lianzhu".
The obvious restrictions coupled with these hidden restrictions make this task terrifyingly difficult.
"Grandma Astrologer: As stated in the mission summary, this mission is not set for us at all, but is reserved for the truly lucky and destined people."
When Gleipnir talked about the Destined Man, the figure of Com flashed in Angel's mind for no reason.
This guy is definitely a lucky one. If he is the challenger, he might actually be able to complete the "Nine Stars Continuous".
but……
Although Kang can't receive the "Nine Stars in a row" mission, can he take advantage of his luck?
The mission restrictions stated that external force or aid could not be used, but Angel did not ask Comb to do anything. He just brought him with him during the challenge for good luck.
Will this work?
You know, Angel used to draw rare cards every time he relied on Comb.
Therefore, if Com is around, Angel thinks it can provide some luck. But he just doesn’t know, will this kind of luck with Com be considered cheating?
"Grandma Astrologer: Come? I don't know, but I personally feel that since this task has given clear limits, any attempt to break through the limits will be considered cheating."
"Furthermore, I have a hunch. This mission is very special. There must be a reason why such a high threshold is set."
"My opinion is that the fashionable monster behind this mission can only survive if it is with a real "lucky person". People who are not protected by destiny will probably not have any good luck if they forcibly keep it...
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The reason why Gleipnir had this premonition came from the name of the fashionable monster mentioned in the mission summary.
——The miserable star.
Although Gleipnir has never heard the name of this monster, just the literal description of "misery" makes him feel the desolation of being squeezed by the hemp rope of misfortune.
Moreover, the mission summary also describes it this way: "In order to escape from the prison of bad luck, the Misery Star came to the modern city, just to find someone who can bring it good luck."
This is just to find a neutralizing agent for yourself.
Find the destiny person and the misery star to neutralize your bad luck and try to break out of the prison of bad luck.
But if someone who is not destined to be found is found, then the misfortune of the Misery Star will probably come back...
In other words, even if someone without good luck relies on cheating to forcefully retain the Misery Star, the outcome will probably not be good.
This is why Fairyland Power will set extremely high thresholds for this task, just to screen out the truly lucky ones...
Therefore, even if you can really get good luck from Com, Graipnir does not recommend doing so. After all, Com cannot always be by your side.
What's more, relying on Kang to complete this task may also be prohibited by the powers of Fairyland.
The ability of Fairyland to set such a high limit must be blocked in all aspects. It is impossible to leave such a gap deliberately for you to cheat.
"Angel: Since you think this is for the lucky ones, why do you go to the third spot?"
"Grandma Astrologer: ...Because the third point is near Prada Media, I can stop by and take a look when I go back."
After all, the above are just Gleipnir's guesses. Maybe this guess is wrong... What if this task really only tests the degree of luck and does not involve the subsequent neutralization of bad luck and luck?
After a while.
"Grandma Astrologer: I'm almost at the third point."
The astrologer’s mother-in-law used text to live broadcast the challenge at the third point in the team chat.
Check out the correct version one by one!
The third point is in an abandoned hut near Prada Media Company. According to Gleipnir's inquiries to the surrounding neighbors, he learned that this hut has been abandoned for half a year.
Previously, this cabin was a temporary rental place for a circus clown. Later, the clown seemed to have committed suicide in the house due to mental problems.
Since then, the cabin has been abandoned.
To be continued...