Quests were either easy or difficult based on the character one played as and the type of Quest they obtained. Considering her first Quest as an example, if Re'Kha had chosen to chase the thugs on foot, then she would have simply failed the Quest.
Her speed would make her unable to even close in on the speeding bike. Moreover, the exertion might tire her, cause her clothes to tear, or even make her faint under exhaustion. After all, her body was one that hardly ever did any physical activity. So, it was trendously frail.
The mont she fainted, Re'Kha was unsure as to what might happen to her. Maybe she might end up in a hospital or maybe soone might use this chaos to kidnap her. Either way, she would have been too late to reclaim her purse.
Moreover, if she was late in reacting to her purse getting snatched, the chauffeur might have driven her car away. And, to get it back, she either had to wait for him to return or head inside her office to call the designated person to take care of it.
And, in such a case, she might have co across a co-worker who might have rushed her to the eting. After all, based on the docunts she carried in her bag, she was very likely part of sothing important.
And, the mont she entered the office, one thing or another would lead her to the eting. After all, eting with one co-worker was enough to generate a quest where she had to be present for the eting.
It would give rise to conflicting Quests where she had to choose one over another. They were the worst of the bunch. Though, if that had been the case, she would have chosen the office Quest over reclaiming her purse.
After all, the purse Quest was a forced Quest and didn't have any punishnts. But, this also ant she wouldn't receive the related rewards for it, not to ntion losing her docunts, which would place her in a situation in the eting where she had to obtain them one way or another.
Maybe by then, the Quest would have beco sothing even bigger, sothing beyond her capability to handle.
That's why the prompt retrieval of her car saved her from a lot of trouble. After that, she obtained two Quests from the children who she had made use of to reclaim her purse. And, thanks to her character's wide range of contacts, she was easily able to solve a difficult Quest.
'This character has a lot of money and connections. So, Quests in this line are the best suited for her.' Re'Kha thought as she drove the car, deciding that she had earned enough Prana Stones for this exploration.
Thanks to the forced Quest, and her prompt actions, Re'Kha had solved three Quests quickly. She made the correct use of the variables around her. In the previous explorations, even though she used the variables, they weren't the perfect combo. So, she had spent the entirety of her ti and barely managed to obtain so Prana Stones.
3:30 PM; Re'Kha glanced at the ti displayed on her mobile, smiling as she noticed the number of missed calls registered on it. She didn't pick them up, for she knew she would be pulled into another Quest if she did so.
She had missed an important eting, the repercussions of which would have grown significantly by now. So, attending the call would be dangerous. Besides, she had already obtained 6 Prana Stones. It was a significant sum, the likes very few Harmonisers would have obtained.
So, she didn't wish to risk her life any further and increase the chances of accumulating damage. Out of the 6 Prana Stones, one would be returned to the Burfuna Vi Clan while the rest belonged to her.
Since they were useless to the current her, and as they couldn't be taken beyond a certain distance from the portal itself, Re'Kha planned to give them to Mu'Tua as a show of her appreciation. And, even these five Prana Stones were a significant sum.
If she obtained any more, then it would look suspicious. And besides, it was unnecessary risks for unwanted causes. So, Re'Kha planned to waste the rest of her exploration ti.
She had appeared at 9:20 AM, so she had ti until the sa ti the next day to conclude her exploration. Re'Kha activated the GPS, clicking the button in it that said 'Ho'. She then drove her car according to the route and returned ho.
The mont she looked at the apartnt where her penthouse was situated, information gushed into her mind, detailing her husband the two kids she had. Re'Kha imdiately slamd the brakes on her car, reversed it, returned to the road, and started driving once again.
According to the mories, the husband of the character was an interior designer. So, he worked from ho most of the ti, only moving out of the house to click pictures of the hos he was commissioned to design next.
So, interacting with him was bound to cause an information exchange. And, there was a chance it might lead into another quest, whether easy or difficult. Moreover, her kids were also at ho. So, one way or another, it was a bad decision to return there for the ti being.
Re'Kha sped her car along the road, stopping along the side once she had crossed a certain distance. She thought long and hard, 'How do I spend the rest of my ti here?'
She then thought of sothing, zooming out the map of the city she was in until the na of the city appeared, "Ben…ga…luru?"
She then iterated it a couple more tis until her character spelled it right, "Bengaluru."
Re'Kha then thought of the scenic location in the place on Earth she had accessed during her previous explorations—from Burkurel City. She searched the place on her phone, "Mysore Palace."
The searches showed it as she determined the na of the city it was based in, "The city of Mysore."
She then set a route to Mysore Palace in her GPS, "Hmm, it takes around four hours. I have more than enough ti. This is doable."
She whirred the car to life and sped along the road, "Let see if I am able to access that place."
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