My Magical Card Tavern

The treasure chest opened with a click, revealing that it was completely empty.

Silver Star casually tossed the card in.

[One five-star magic card has been included]

[Value: Special resources of the same class star level, or 10,000 full-value Pangu Gold Coins]

The three people present were stunned.

It's not because it's expensive, but because it's too cheap.

For Genelec, how could a passive skill like Super Meditation, which is definitely a game-breaking mechanic, only cost 10,000 gold coins?

Luke asked, "Is it possible that it can only be used once?"

One-time use right?

Ginnell took the card into his hand and examined it carefully, then suddenly realized what it meant.

"Luke is right. This magic card can only be used once outside of card games."

If a mage apprentice like Morin were to use it, the state of super-effective meditation would only allow him to meditate for a few minutes at most.

Trading 10,000 gold coins for a few minutes of advanced meditation experience would be a fair price.

Silver Star smiled.

"I see. It seems that this cash register can do more than just calculate bills."

"Little Ginnell, this magic card is for you. Consider it a tip."

Ginnell laughed.

"No, old man, it's not like I can't afford beer and nuts. You're making it hard for me to do business."

Luke also spoke up in support.

"Old man, this is not right."

"Using money to buy alcohol and nuts is normal business practice."

Silver Star spread his hands.

"Then it's normal for me to give tips and rewards, right?"

"Don't try to argue with me, you two little brats. If you use this magic card as payment for drinks and snacks, how am I supposed to pay for dungeon specialties in the future?"

"For me, the essence of this behavior is to let the old man keep feeling that he might actually still be alive."

After pausing for a moment, Gianna said "oh" and stopped dwelling on the issue, instead urging the two terrible chess players to continue playing cards.

As for how to use that magic card, he already had an idea, but he needed to find the right time and opportunity.

Since there was no token, it was even less likely that there would be a place to contact the person to present the token.

Without a way to contact him, Ginnell had no way of finding a goblin who claimed to be law-abiding.

The second half of the event ended with Silver Star and Luke going back and forth in a series of contests. The two were like children, neither willing to give in, and they agreed to fight again the next day.

Ginnell has already slapped the old man in the face with the changes in the Dark Forest and the records of the Fate Generator.

Now, Luke and Silver Star are both eager to slap each other in the face, so it all comes down to whose card skills and understanding of the new territory are superior.

After Silver Star and Luke left, Ginnell circled the treasure chest cash register twice before finally taking out the card box.

Sure enough, the light slowly coalesced into the shape of a card.

[Magic Card: Treasure Chest Cash Register]

[Quality: Orange Legend]

[Description: You never know how much money is hidden inside a cash register until you open it.]

【Effect Description 1: The star rating of the Treasure Chest Cashier is randomized each game. After use, it will be summoned as a follower to the enemy's field. The Cashier's health and attack power are determined by the star rating of the Cashier's spell card in this game.】

[Effect Description 2: After defeating the treasure chest minion, you will receive a mysterious reward. The rarity of the reward depends on the star rating of the treasure chest cash register magic card in this round.]

[Note: Be greedy when others are fearful; land safely and unharmed when others do, fall from the sky with a bitter smile.]

Ginell: ......

Toy cards!

The description of this treasure chest cash register perfectly encapsulates the word "fun" from beginning to end.

As the description says, you never know how much money is in the cash register until you open it.

Compared to the one-time Magic Gem given when playing second, the Chest Cashier card is a more brutal one, but its form is full of fun variables.

Since the treasure chest cash register itself also has offensive capabilities, there is a possibility of it backfiring if it is used by the opponent.

Of course, if a skilled player holds this card and the situation on the field is right, this crucial treasure chest minion card might even become a key card to disrupt the opponent's rhythm and secure a position.

Ginnell scratched his head.

In a card game, this card would definitely be very popular.

But what would happen in reality if this card were used by him, the tavern owner?

Curse-type debuff cards, or buff cards with support abilities?

It's not like Ginnell can just throw out a treasure chest cash register and the person hit will automatically have their entire asset balance appear above their head, and then automatically drop gold coins after punching them twice or killing them.

What if that person only has debt?

Ginnell pondered that this treasure chest cash register was something he had redeemed from the card box with money.

The food served at a tavern shouldn't be that abstract...

Ginnell fell into a deep sleep while deep in thought, only remembering that he must find someone to try out the newly acquired card when he woke up the next day.

The next day, Ginnell, fully prepared, set off with the Lochta Blade formed from cards on his back.

A wonderful day begins with sweeping away skeleton monsters while carrying Luke's pirated exclusive weapon.

jingle.

As soon as the door opened, skulls and the soul fire in their eye sockets appeared before Ginnell.

If it were a bard with a perverse sense of humor, he might have written that the skeleton was actually a shy young girl or a handsome young man who got close to Ginell in order to get a deep kiss.

But this is an underground city, and in front of Ginnell is a skeleton that looks rather thin, but moves with extraordinary agility.

Ginnell held his knife to the skeleton's hand, which had turned into a bone blade, somewhat puzzled.

It's a high-agility, high-attack type, but I don't know which race it is.

Before its death, or more precisely, before it was transformed into a monster, this skeleton was probably an assassin or thief.

Compared to the skeleton warriors who often mingle among hordes of skeletons, this agile skeleton monster with its bony hands completely transformed into blades is rather rare.

Although they are agile, they are not difficult to deal with; they are much easier to kill than the swarm of insects.

Holy Light Battle Aura Slash!

With a swift and decisive strike, the skeleton assassin was sent away. After getting his bearings, Ginell headed out, noticing that there were fewer skeletons today, and even the swarm of insects had disappeared. He could no longer hear the nauseating noises.

The Adventurers' Guild has already sent people to clean it up.

Ginnell arrived at the front line at the entrance to the dungeon and displayed the professional certification badge of the Mage Guild.

Not long after, Mavis was walking and eating half a loaf of bread, raising an eyebrow at Gianna as she did so.

"Want some? It's a special breakfast provided by the camp, made fresh by the famous bakers in Silver Star City. It's a perk for adventurers on the front lines."

"I didn't see many bugs and skeletons inside," Ginell asked.

Mavis's expression immediately turned serious.

"You noticed."

"The situation inside the dungeon has changed."