Honkai Impact 3rd, but I have too many mods.

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This kind of thing is already shameful enough, but this kind of arrangement makes the shame doubly great!

Moreover, these things contain dissipated imaginary energy, meaning they were hastily made.

"The more problematic thing is that there really was such a group of people surrounding them."

Despite feeling utterly hopeless, Topa still managed a very sharp critique.

Toppa genuinely believed that once he returned to the company, he could step down from his position as Huang Yu.

The society is dead.

This group of people probably encompasses the vast majority of major powers in the entire universe!

"...Some people are probably just here to join in the fun."

Although Silver Wolf wasn't good at dealing with Topa, the "chubby-legged woman" at the company, he felt a little sorry for her when he saw her current appearance.

"Oh dear, everyone's just too reserved!"

Fireworks, however, spoke quite lively.

"Would any of you like to break the ice? As a reward, I can give you an extra ticket!"

"...No one went in?"

Silver Wolf was taken aback upon receiving this intelligence.

What about Kafka?

Even without Kafka, Yomi, Rita, and the others, what about them?

"Those people might have been targeted by underhanded tactics."

Hanabi speculated in a nonchalant tone, "After all, none of us knew what the competition would be like before we came here."

No, I didn't even know I got here...

As Silver Wolf grumbled inwardly, he noticed the slogan that Fireworks was wearing.

Wait a minute... okay, I think I know.

So, in other words... that group considered the most threatening might already be engaged in an unknown duel somewhere?

—Or rather, a sudden, unexpected blow.

—Anyway, it's obvious that no one will actually fight each other with knives and guns.

Then...isn't this a perfect opportunity to steal a chicken?

"Cough cough!"

Sensing the thoughts of the two people beside him, Silver Wolf couldn't help but cough twice.

The most threatening person just hasn't arrived yet! It's not like everyone is absent!

Look at that group of people over there!

...But are these people really that timid?

"Meat... cough, Toppa, can I see what the tickets are?"

After Silver Wolf asked the question, Topa's expression froze, and then he fumbled under the simple counter to pull out a...

Leg rings covered in balloons?

"The rule for the first round is... fill these up."

Toppa struggled to explain the rules.

Why would jade have such rules? This is a bit much to play a prank on!

"Wait a minute, does giving an extra ticket mean the difficulty level has increased?"

Silver Wolf looked at Fireworks.

"Hmm~ But for some people, it's an extra bonus~"

Hanabi had a beaming smile on her face.

"..."

Indeed, if it were someone like Kafka, they would probably be very happy to take one more.

"Oh! By the way, there are ten 'tickets', and one of them is coated with the Love Elixir sponsored by Dr. Ruan Mei."

Hanabi continued, smiling.

"That dosage...tsk tsk..."

Actually, she picked something else that was too conspicuous, but saying it aloud might not have been very intimidating—but even so, it was enough to make Silver Wolf's eyes twitch.

Is this some kind of lottery?

Was this the work of Fireworks, or the work of Jade?

The absurdity of The Masked Fool and the company's lottery system are perfectly combined... It's utterly awful!

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Chapter 443 This is a game you can't win.

"...Just one more question, isn't this activity not as harmless as it seems on the surface?"

Although Silver Wolf already felt it was all very messed up, he still sensed that something else was wrong.

Or rather... Silver Wolf has already developed a sense of killing intent in this regard.

"Hmmmm~"

As expected, Hanabi grinned mischievously. "Those who don't stick with it will randomly receive one of two body graffiti designs: 'Practice Makes You Bad' or 'Bad Guys Don't Deserve Love'~"

"..."

No wonder those who didn't seem particularly timid didn't dare to try it.

This kind of game... well, losing is like being nailed to the pillar of shame!

Silver Wolf truly felt that nothing was more frustrating than dying in a game and seeing the word "noob" appear on the screen.

If it exists, it's the automatic posting of the phrase "I'm a noob" to WeChat Moments...

Wait a moment……

vegetable……?

Silver Wolf felt as if he had realized another pun.

That's incredibly malicious.

"So, would any of you like to come and give it a try?"

Hanabi asked with a smile, while Topa sighed helplessly beside her.

Things started to develop in a strange, yet logical and orderly way.

After all, no matter how you look at it, this price does have a "discouragement" effect.

To this day, Toppa is completely confused about whether to encourage or discourage jade and fireworks.

"...I mean, isn't the art style here a little weird from time to time?"

However, it wasn't just the crowd that gathered around.

The love of "watching the excitement" has long been ingrained in the genes of most intelligent life forms.

So even unrelated people like Funina came over with the mindset of watching the show.

And then... wasn't that a bit too explicit?

Although Fontaine... well, it is actually quite open in this respect, but not to this extent.

Or rather, judging from the promotional slogans alone, it's already a mess... ○.

"This is probably a last resort..."

Clarinde was speechless, but she couldn't be so direct on someone else's turf.

"Based on what I've learned from Qing... cough, based on what I've learned these past few days, this event is unprecedented."

"...Clolind, you've been playing cards with Blue Sparrow a lot lately, haven't you?"

Fu Ningna's tone was tinged with capricious dissatisfaction—what kind of logic is it for the boss to be under pressure while the subordinate, Kuku, is just playing around!

Clarinde awkwardly and silently adjusted her hat.

The Imperial Jade Palace is quite fun. Although it looks like mahjong, it subtly incorporates more mental arithmetic elements.

— Clarinde is probably one of the few people here willing to try this kind of StarCraft card game.

But then again, life is life, and work is work...

Theoretically speaking, she should be constantly working here...

Given this unfolding situation, Claurind's rationality tells her that she might become the kind of "diplomat who gets caught out for being careless."

But emotionally... it's really hard to feel tense here.

There were no colleagues to nod and greet each other every day, nor were there guards who saluted and greeted him every day.

There was nothing else for her to do—she and Navia just needed to keep an eye on Funina for now.

Then another question arises—what is the scope of "being optimistic"?

Then you'll find... well, it seems they don't even need to "keep an eye on things".

After all, Funina has been playing the role of a "top politician" for hundreds of years. Although she looks timid in front of Liu Bai, in the eyes of outsiders, she is a "composed and elegant superstar and the leader of Fontaine".

It's already a miracle that these veteran politicians don't instill "dross" in them.

As for being guards... well, that's all over now. If Liu Bai had drawn his knife, they wouldn't even know how they died.

If Liu Bai were to attack Funina, the best thing she and Navia should do is lie on the ground, reach out their hands, and call out Funina's name with a look of reluctance...

"...How about I invite you next time?"

Normally, Clarinde should have bowed her head and apologized in a rigid manner.

But the problem now is that bowing your head and apologizing is meaningless!

Bowing down in apology, and then what? Following Funin around like Siamese twins?

It's feasible, but... it's incredibly stupid.

"Um...this..."

Furina was slightly taken aback by Clorind's unexpected answer, but she quickly recovered, "I just went to keep an eye on you so you wouldn't make a mistake!"

"Do you two really have to discuss this kind of thing here?"

Navia complains.

Hurry up and go!

Although she appears to outsiders as a free-spirited and cheerful "gangster's daughter," she is actually a very decent person!

She had absolutely no desire to participate in such an informal setting!

So can these two people please stop discussing these things calmly here?

In fact, Funina was calm because she was indeed a senior figure, and the current event at most made her sigh, "I've lived for so long, and I've never seen anything like this before."

And Clorind... well, think about her best card-playing friend right now.

The bluebird almost got locked in a birdcage.

Kafka was the one who planned to put the bluebird in a cage.

Ye Lan is simply shameless when it comes to the Liu Bai issue.

The one who keeps her mouth shut the tightest is Kafka, okay—but from another perspective, this person who keeps her mouth shut the loosest is also the one who makes the loosest mouth.

When the game gets exciting at the card table, people will chat about anything and everything, as long as it's not top secret.

Clarinde already had a fairly clear understanding of this.

On the other hand, Qingque's good gambling etiquette comes with the trait of forgetting past mistakes and daring to gamble with Kafka.