Tsunade was very rich.
Her assets in the entire Wood Leaf Village should rank in the top five.
Those who ranked above her were Ninja Clan leaders, and while their assets seemed substantial, they couldn't easily be mobilized, as most of it needed to be spent on their clan members.
Therefore,
Tsunade was the richest player in Wood Leaf.
She was originally a top-tier medical ninja with a strong foundation, and after becoming a Paladin, she mastered healing and support abilities with ease.
Furthermore, she also possessed powerful close-combat abilities.
Holy Light was even the bane of Pollution Monsters.
With all her buffs maxed out,
a player like her was a hot commodity, consistently topping the mercenary system's leaderboards.
Whether it was the ninjas of the Four Great Nations, or the Navy, Adventurers, and Revolutionary Army from the Otherworld, and even Pirate Crews, they would pay massive reward points to hire Tsunade when hunting golden-level monsters or tackling difficult dungeons.
qing country ghost story had no resurrection mechanism;
once dead, it was a complete disappearance.
It was naturally self-evident how sought-after a Paladin who could heal teammates from a near-death state would be.
When the first pet appeared,
the Pet Ranking also appeared simultaneously.
The first pet belonged to Pirate World, from the Desert Circus's Chief, Buggy.
Tsunade thought for a moment, a blurry outline appearing in her mind, and she mused, "I have some impression; he seems to be a marksman specializing in explosives, and his strength barely qualifies him for the first tier."
The reason for saying 'barely' was that she had a conflict with the Desert Circus when she was hunting the golden-level Snow Giant in Thousand Year Snow Mountain.
A Vice Chief who controlled a sand-mech was very strong.
In contrast, Red Nose, as the Chief,
had very poor combat ability, not even as good as a second-rate player, but he possessed a set of high-quality equipment that artificially boosted his strength.
"Could it be that his luck is very good?"
Tsunade frowned, her gaze fixed on the top of the Pet Ranking.
First place:
[Zombie Baby (B-rank)], Owner: Buggy.
Rating Attributes: B-rank Quality (100 points), Pet Skill (100 points), E-rank Zombie Hat (30 points), E-rank Zombie Robe (50 points).
Total Score: 280 points.
"A B-rank quality pet, and it even has pet equipment?"
Tsunade's eyes widened suddenly, and after clicking on the detailed information, she looked at the pet's rating attributes in disbelief.
She had spent 50,000 reward points,
and only got a guaranteed ten Pet Fragments (A-rank); the rest were just junk, relatively cheap materials.
Pet gacha had just begun,
and as an old gambler, she didn't delay at all; she was confident that she was the player who spent the most on gacha.
But...
The other party had already drawn a B-rank pet and pet equipment?
Tsunade's face darkened,
looking at the junk in her inventory.
[Zombie Leg Bone (F)] : A broken zombie leg bone, can be used to forge F-rank pet equipment (Zombie Leggings).
[Zombie Fingernail (F)] : A fingernail stained with dried blood, can be used to forge F-rank pet equipment (Zombie Gauntlets).
[Rotten Zombie Right Arm (E)] : A section of a rotten severed arm, can be used as material for feeding zombie-type pets, grants +30 pet experience after use.
[Damaged Zombie Heart (E)] : An incomplete zombie heart, can be used to forge E-rank pet equipment (Zombie Staff).
...
All low-level materials.
A finished piece of pet equipment, even the lowest [F-rank], required one hundred Zombie Leg Bones.
Roughly estimated, in extremely bad luck, it would require hundreds of draws.
"Damn it!"
Tsunade's face flushed, feeling a sense of being defeated.
Everyone used the same prize pool, so why did other players have such good luck, while she only got the guaranteed minimum?
Looking at the ten Pet Fragments (A-rank) she had already accumulated in her hand,
her heart stirred.
If her luck was good enough, the ten fragments would increase the success rate, and she had a great chance to win and exchange for an A-rank pet egg.
Should she try?
Originally, Tsunade had planned to adopt a conservative tactic, drawing dozens more guaranteed A-rank fragments before exchanging them.
But after seeing the situation on the Pet Ranking,
she could no longer control her gambler's mentality and chose to exchange.
[Successfully exchanged for Pet Egg (Zombie Baby)!]
Along with the game text, a slowly rotating pet egg appeared in her pet slot.
[Pet Egg (Zombie Baby)]
Quality: F-rank
Hatching Progress: 0 / 80 (Fill with zombie materials to increase hatching progress)
Bang!
The roof collapsed, and dust filled the air.
Tsunade, full of anger, smashed the thick roof with a single punch and landed on the ground.
The lowest rank.
"Continue!"
Tsunade squeezed out two words through gritted teeth, then continued to open the gacha, 5,000 reward points were deducted.
[Congratulations, Player, you have drawn [Zombie Leg Bone (F)] * 1!]
[Congratulations, Player, you have drawn [Inferior Zombie Heart (E)] * 1!]
[…]
Tsunade's face turned from red to black, and she silently continued to spin the gacha wheel.
The gacha continued,
and there were still large quantities of low-level zombie materials, until she had spent 700,000 reward points before a [Pet Egg (F)] barely appeared.
"Fortunately, the Game Merchant still has some conscience, otherwise, I'd really go settle accounts with him!"
Tsunade's veins bulged on her forehead, and her exquisite face was covered in gloom.
She carefully put away the pet egg,
without hatching it.
Because the [Furnace] in the pet system could smelt materials of the same rank, pet eggs, and various items.
Three [Pet Egg (F)] thrown into the furnace had a chance to be smelted into one [Pet Egg (E)].
Similarly,
fifty rotten leg bones (E) had a chance to be smelted into rotten leg bones (D).
In other words,
even a player with extremely bad luck like Tsunade, a 'non-chief' player, could still successfully acquire rare pets by continuously accumulating.
Tsunade opened the game channel and glanced at the comments from other players.
"It's so heartbreaking. I finally accumulated 100 C-rank pet fragments, thinking there was a 50% chance to exchange for a C-rank pet egg, but I ended up with a D-rank useless egg!"
"Same here. I've already saved up 200 C-rank pet fragments, but directly exchanging for a C-rank pet egg feels like too much of a loss, so I mixed in ordinary pet fragments and exchanged twice, hoping to get two C-rank pet eggs, but ended up with two E-rank pet eggs. Can your loss be as heavy as mine?"
The speaker was a player from Pirate World named Fujitora.
He also enjoyed gambling,
and after becoming a Reincarnation Game player, he exchanged for the Ashura game ability, possessing the strength of a first-rate player.
He was a strong and promising lone wolf player,
who had originally intended to join the Navy Headquarters alliance,
but was intercepted by the Adventurers' Guild midway and recruited by Shanks, who possessed the same game ability, becoming a member of the Adventurers' Headquarters.
These reward points used for the gacha,
were Fujitora's salary from the Adventurers' Guild, or rather, his 'selling-off' money...
The result was a complete loss.
He only got two low-level pet eggs.
The blind Fujitora was so frustrated that he almost opened his eyes.
"Pet gacha is a trap. Who was it that led the charge to ask the Game Merchant to lower the price of pet fragments?"
"I knew the Game Merchant had no good intentions!"
"Pet fragments are cheap, but they tempt everyone to draw for rarer fragments, it's just like falling into a huge trap!"
Looking at the messages in the chat channel,
Tsunade's brows relaxed slightly, and she felt less uncomfortable.
Humans were just like that;
if only she was being cheated, she couldn't accept it at all, but if everyone was being cheated together, it felt like it could continue.
After being led by the players' comments,
Tsunade also noticed the key point and muttered, "That's right, if the pet fragments hadn't been discounted, the difficulty of exchanging for high-level pets would have been too high, and I definitely wouldn't have easily tried. It's all the fault of the person who led the bargaining with the Game Merchant!"
Her thought,
was also the unanimous thought of all players whose reward points had been drained by the pet gacha.
By coincidence,
they all began to denounce the culprit in the game channel.
Inside the Qin family residence,
the Straw Hat Crew, who had just finished clearing the wax corpses in the front yard, all felt a chill down their spines.
Even the usually composed Robin felt a headache upon seeing the denouncement in the game channel, and she whispered, "Luffy, it's best not to show your face for a while, to avoid being…"
Some players had already put a bounty on Straw Hat Luffy's head in the mercenary system.
Fifty thousand reward points.
The number of players taking on the quest accumulated to four digits in the blink of an eye.
He was practically a public enemy.
Hearing Robin's worried explanation, Luffy laughed non-stop, "Isn't it normal for a Pirate to have a bounty?"
Actually, in the final analysis,
this matter had little to do with Luffy; it was just that players had lost too many reward points and wanted to find a target for their frustration.
Another player might feel wronged and angry.
However,
the Pirate King would not!
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