Players, Please Boar Chapter 269: Naturally Born Items

Yan Jiayu also took out the female player's items. "I got three items: a small knife that can't touch its target, a magnifying glass that can see any traces erased by invisibility potions or hidden by special items, and a protective shield."

"Among the three items, the most practical is this protective shield. It can split into up to ten smaller shields when attacked, and the effect lasts for three minutes."

Xu Huo nodded and took out the items he had obtained.

First were from the wire control player: "Tangle-Free Thread"—even when balled up, just by holding one end, it could be easily pulled out without any untangling.

"Big Belly Bottle"—a flat, palm-sized glass container that could hold three cubic ters of liquid.

"Bread Clip"—a long-handled duckbill clip used for food preservation. As long as it clips the opening shut, any food can be kept fresh for over a week without spoiling.

"Sharp Dinner Knife"—a cutting tool that can slice through any difficult-to-cut food.

Next were from the player-eater:

【Desert Windmill: Born in the extinct desert with at least three sandstorms per week. Since it has been constantly eating sand since birth, it vowed to be the one making others eat sand. Simply place it on the ground, and it will automatically spit out sandstorms, with the range varying based on the environnt. Note: Rain affects its performance.】

【Growing Spikes: A special plant item that can only be used three tis per day. Each use makes it grow one inch longer, after which it quickly withers and becos extrely easy to damage. Daily maintenance with cold water is sufficient.】

【Note Launcher: Essential equipnt for classroom whispers. Clipped between fingers, it can shoot small notes to anyone. As long as the target is locked, it can deliver notes to anyone.】

"Both players' items are quite similar. Since I killed one and you killed the other, let's not split them." Yan Jiayu stroked her chin. "That desert windmill is really interesting."

"I heard from other players in my last dungeon that most items in the ga co from the ga system, artificers, or players, but so items are born purely by chance. They say it's caused by wormhole energy triggering natural changes, just like how people evolve—objects are also given so strange characteristics."

She thought for a mont and added, "But I think this windmill should be sothing like a spatial rift, which is why it spits out sandstorms."

Xu Huo spun the windwheel and said, "It's not surprising that items related to space and ti appear in the ga. If they're naturally born, finding them depends on luck."

"Exactly," Yan Jiayu said. "Just like that super item soone found before—that player had incredible luck. I want a super item too."

"In the end, it was stolen from them," Xu Huo said calmly.

Yan Jiayu nodded regretfully. "But this also shows that you don't need to enter the ga early to get good items. While players are evolving, items are constantly being born too. Maybe one day I'll be lucky enough to find a super item!"

Xu Huo smiled and said, "Then I wish you good luck."

He paused and pointed at the four items on the table—the thread ball and bottles. "We obtained these items through cooperation. Which two do you want?"

"I don't like using thread." Yan Jiayu hesitated slightly. "Then I'll take the bread clip and dinner knife. I already have a similar item to the big belly bottle."

Xu Huo took the other two items, then heard her say, "I've collected quite a few items now, but unfortunately, besides the demon-subduing pestle, I don't have any other handy weapons."

"Sticks really aren't as good as knives." Xu Huo took out the large scissors he had obtained from the Hundred-Person Art Gallery. "You've practiced martial arts and have agile movents. Try these."

Yan Jiayu's eyes lit up the mont she saw the large scissors, imdiately reaching out to take them. "Weapons should be as big as possible. Small knives aren't practical."

She grabbed the large scissors and snipped them twice in the air, then separated them into two halves. After casually performing a few moves, she swung them so fast they whistled through the air. Compared to her petite fra, the two scissor halves looked sowhat oversized.

Xu Huo had tried these scissors before—they were inconvenient to operate and particularly heavy, making them impractical for him. But in the hands of this violent young girl, they seed perfectly matched.

After getting comfortable with them, Yan Jiayu stopped and excitedly told him, "I'll trade my items for these scissors!"

She then brought out her own items, scattering about ten different ones on the table. However, after displaying them, she looked sowhat embarrassed. "Most of my items aren't very offensive. If we trade, you'd definitely be at a disadvantage. If there's nothing you want, we can wait until I have more suitable items."

Xu Huo's gaze swept over the wooden fish and wooden alms bowl. "Is your profession related to being a monk?"

Yan Jiayu touched the wooden fish. "Yes, my profession is Professional Monk, with the nickna Abbot. My master said that a monk who doesn't want to beco an abbot isn't a good monk. I could have inherited his legacy, but he told

to leave the mountain, so I can only satisfy my abbot cravings in the ga."

"That's a good aspiration," Xu Huo praised.

Yan Jiayu's eyes curved into crescents as she pushed her items forward again.

Xu Huo was surprised to see a "Gentleman of Light" dal among them. "This dal..."

"I killed a minor monster in a random dungeon. The ga said he was a serial killer and a wanted criminal, so it rewarded

with this dal. Do you want this? But it doesn't seem very useful." Yan Jiayu looked at him curiously.

"It might not be useless," Xu Huo said. "This is issued by the ga system, so it should have significance beyond being just an item."

He had given his own dal to Painting Woman.

But Yan Jiayu waved her hand. "Even if it's usable, that would be in the future. If I don't have powerful items to help

survive until then, any dal is aningless."

"Can I trade this for the scissors?"

Xu Huo didn't hesitate much before agreeing. He didn't have an imdiate use for the scissors anyway, and although Painting Woman kept saying she didn't understand what benefits the dal offered, it probably wasn't just an ordinary dal. Trading a common item for it ant he was getting the better deal.

However, Yan Jiayu didn't care about the dal at all. She packed up her things and happily began studying the scissors.

Putting away the dal, he opened the map he had obtained earlier and carefully examined its contents.

The ga locations ntioned in the travel guide were self-explanatory—fixed positions with fixed ga modes, making them relatively easy to pass. The main focus was on the other quiz ga locations, which didn't appear in fixed positions. Each quiz ga had at least three or more random locations, like the mirror tent—today's location wasn't marked on this map.

This ant that apart from so ga completion thods that could be referenced, this map didn't offer much more usefulness.