Free Web NovelChapter 717: Chapter 253: We Won’t Lack Money Anymore_3
After all, people in the know understand the turnover rate of material cards.
But even if underestimated, assuming that an average of 3 B-level cards can be broken down into 1 B-level material, they still can’t lose.
Moreover, CBA cards with multiple attributes can be purified indirectly when breaking down into material cards.
I believe that veteran card players who have spent years accumulating all sorts of high-level instance waste cards, including CB and even A-level cards.
Waste cards can’t be traded, but now they can be broken down. Isn’t that wonderful?
"Alright, young lad, you’ve got something there."
Curator Phoenix sighed and collected the payment.
He then made a phone call to the seller to confirm the deal again and took Ree Shil to pick up the goods.
"OK."
Having obtained the items, Ree Shil didn’t stop there.
He still had 20,000 Cube coins on himself.
Today he would spend it all.
Walking back to the real-time cabinet, he picked up a card.
He had seen this card during browsing, and now it would be helpful.
The card projection showed a longsword floating horizontally above the ground.
Blue energy twined around the longsword in a fluffy form.
[Blue Rainbow]: When using a sword card, there is a chance to increase its score
A good B-level material card at a price of 20,000 full.
Ree Shil took the card and previewed it in his mind.
"OK."
The result looked promising.
So he took it and, on the spot, found the seller. After bargaining, he bought it for 15,000.
The reason he could save so much wasn’t that of Director Phoenix’s reputation; he didn’t get involved in this transaction.
It was because the seller had drunk a bit too much alcohol. Drinking is fine, but sometimes it can get in the way of business.
Having acquired the recipe scroll and related materials, Ree Shil had no reason to stay there any longer.
Curator Phoenix suggested that he stay and enjoy the club’s VIP services.
He declined with a promise to try it "next time."
So the two of them drove back to the Balance Hall, and Ree Shil said his thanks and bid farewell to Curator Phoenix.
At this time, the dormitory was empty — it seemed that everyone had gone out to have fun.
The other three representatives of their city were eliminated, so they wouldn’t leave immediately; they would make the most of the city and have fun.
As for Greenfeather and Flat Orange, they probably received invitations from Little Phoenix Fox and Grace Spring and went off on adventures.
This situation didn’t make Ree Shil feel lonely or abandoned.
On the contrary, he quite enjoyed it.
Playing cards made him happy.
Although the fluid in the operating cabin was pretty clean and even had a wind-drying function, it was better to freshen up after lying down for several days.
After completing a series of prelude tasks, he lay down comfortably on the bed.
Feeling the soft bed, he opened his card-making panel.
[Blue Rainbow], OK.
[Spirit Body Tears], OK.
Recipe scroll, OK.
After previewing once more, everything was accurate.
So he clicked on "Fusion."
Buzz! freēwēbηovel.c૦m
After a dazzling light effect, the two cards and the scroll fused into a brand-new card.
[Clang...]
The projection of the card showed a desolate land.
The lens quickly zoomed in, revealing a broken-down hall sitting on the desolate ground.
In the center of the hall was a pattern resembling a summoning altar.
Carved swords on the ground encircled the altar like stars around the moon, pointing straight to the center of the altar.
The scene resembled a gathering of countless swords.
[Sword Soul Palace]
Scene, C, 0/15
[Sword’s Return]: Each sword-type reveal card adds 1 energy point to Sword Soul Palace every round
[Sword Shaking Technique - 15 Energy Points]: Sword Soul Palace makes one sword attack with [Dizziness] for 1 round ƒreeωebnovel.ƈom
"Originally a knife-type scene card recipe scroll, it has now become a sword-type scene card."
"But without any weakening or modification, it’s perfect."
Ree Shil snapped his fingers and put away the card.
Next, he had to deal with some card matters and sort out the gains from the competition instance.
First of all, he needed to check out the [Three-eyed Zombie] card and see how it works on the card table.
So he sat up on the bed and opened a small-scale card table to play a game against himself.
The game process wasn’t crucial. He placed the [Three-eyed Zombie] card in the first row.
[Hurry up and run, someone’s coming!]
As soon as the card was revealed, its projection showed a vulnerable figure crouching on the ground.
[Three-eyed Zombie]
Balance, 30 points, D
Attack 30, 100/100
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"As I expected, the only thing obscured is the skill information."
Ree Shil curled his lip, neither disappointed nor surprised.
If the scoring was obscured, the other party couldn’t calculate his score.
If the attack and health stats were obscured, it would further confuse the opponent.
However, these were not the case.
All in all, it was acceptable.
No, not just good – still great from a mechanism standpoint.
After putting away the [Three-eyed Zombie], he previewed its usage.
About ten minutes later, he opened his eyes.
"There are quite a few fusion results."
"But most cards can only hide part of their information, not fully obscuring it."
"Only the highly compatible ones can hide everything."
"But these fully obscured cards don’t have significant meaning."
"In a battle, they easily give themselves away, and the opponent can deduce their specific effects through battle history and data."
"So, with these cards, obscuring them is the same as not obscuring them. At most, it has some effects in the first round."
"It seems that only cards like Boss N’s two [Interstellar Outpost] cards are meaningful when obscured."
"So overall, it seems Wind-listening cards work best with the [Three-eyed Zombie]."
"Even if I do nothing, just standing there could intimidate you."
"Chasing the Wind and Determination are also quite compatible, making it easy to cause suspicions."
"Otherwise, it’s the original tactics – adding some easily removed or offset attributes."
"With [Three-eyed Zombie] changing skills for every game, it becomes unpredictable."
For the utilization of the [Three-eyed Zombie], Ree Shil could only say that he had not yet found a good approach.
He put it away for now and would think about it later.
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