The villain is invincible

Chapter 3381 3421 Questions
Don't let yourself get into that awkward situation, because that would prevent you from moving forward. So Mai Fan cleverly took out a notebook from his pocket, tore off a clean page, copied his questions on it, and handed it to him along with 11 universal coins.

The boss heard a noise when the bullet hit his head. He looked up and saw that the customer had put the board, including the number of the prop hanging on it, on his impulse board. He didn't think much about it, turned around and reached out to collect the board.

Then, in the process of collecting the money, he first saw the number plate, then found the corresponding item in the treasure chest, and then saw the note under the money. There were several questions under the note about this prop.

As a dealer here, he felt that what he wrote was relatively clear. Normally, people who bought props to use only needed to be told how to use them, but this guy didn't seem to be obviously interested in some of the tasks in this world.

First, what is the difficulty of the mission in this world? What related missions can you do after entering? Where did you meet this guy? Is there a specific map? If you enter and find yourself in a certain city, is there any way to escape quickly? And then deal with it?
In fact, these questions have already involved some core things of this world. If this guy just went in to do a small task, he probably wouldn't be clear about these things. But there are a lot of things he doesn't understand, but he must have done something, heard something, and understood something in there.

So this matter can be thought of in a way that remains unchanged and adapts to all kinds of changes.

It depends on whether the guy opposite who got this strange little prop understands this world or not.

Mai Fan was looking forward to it, and he marked this question at the end: how many task points there would be, or the payment of universal points? This was not a question asked in vain, as he was not like one of those guys who just asked questions and wanted to get something for free.

Moreover, the score he gave was quite high. You should know that these basic questions he asked were only for those who had done the task. It was very likely that he knew nothing and made up some things. The other party was the same. Only by entering that world and testing it could you know whether what he said was true or not.

The other party trusted him so much in advance because he was an honest person. In this case, he didn't mind writing down what he knew. So, of course, he couldn't answer some of the deeper questions later, but he could tell him some more detailed information about his mission, and also mark the important points he had heard of on it.

As for the rest, he sent the paper covered with words back.

After the other party reads the message, how much money he can give to him depends on his conscience. You have to know that in this world, conscience is just a thing.

Adhering to the idea that it was for the purpose of trading, if the other party didn't pay, he wouldn't lose anything, Mai Fan saw the answer first, and after thinking about it, he left 20 general points for the other party. He clearly asked four questions, but he gave answers to two questions. The reason was that the other party didn't answer some core and important questions so broadly, or the whole picture of the world, and the other party couldn't understand it within such a short mission time.

The other party only stayed in that world for 3 days. As a small side quest, it can be regarded as a monthly performance report to get this kind of props related to time attributes. But on the other hand, if you can put such props in that world for three days, if you bring more, maybe the props that the private restaurant owner wants to know or needs can really be dropped.

The fact that he gave an extra 20 universal coins really surprised the stall owner. He thought that the rooftops were free. But now the other party gave a suitable price in good faith, which was indeed worth the price of his information. The player just looked up and flipped it, and didn't say anything. Instead, he put the money away and continued to lower his head, as if he didn't exist.

Mai Fan smiled and didn't care. He put all these things away, then turned around and went to the next place. At the next place, it suddenly became more than 260. The difference between the two must be a little bit.

The stall numbered 160 was surprisingly a bit quieter than the previous one. Now when we went over to take a look, we saw that it was indeed the stall in front, and it had quite a lot of stuff, which was more comprehensive.

There were only two or three things in this thing, and they looked extremely shabby and seemingly worthless, but he placed them right in the middle, and the standard prices inside seemed quite high.

There was a man in front who occasionally picked up something and flipped it over, and was ruthlessly scolded by the stall owner, who told him not to touch anything. If he didn't recognize the item or didn't think it was a treasure, he should just walk away. If he didn't want to buy it, he shouldn't touch the item he was trying to touch.

The players who wanted to take a look were very angry, wondering where the hell it came from. How could the ignorant guy bring a batch of scrap metal and not let people see it? How could the transaction be completed in that case?

Mai Fan didn't care, he took a look. To be honest, he didn't know much about the props on the stall, but he knew that if the stall owner opposite him took it out, he could find the content of the new index and tell the stall owner that he would go to the dungeon world of the City of Time and find out what the props were...

The boss looked up at him in surprise, then pointed at a clock that looked like it was about to break down, and said to Mai Fan, "You still have one more chance to use it. Even though it's broken, it's still useful."

Mai Fan replied: "Then let me ask what its function is? He said that if you turn the clock to 1, your time speed will double.

For example, if your current movements are like this, then within one minute, you can probably only pick up 100 ropes. But if you set the clock to 1, your speed will double.

In the same amount of time, you have to do twice as many movements as before.

If your body can handle it, the maximum speed increase is 12 times.

Now you know the benefits and power of this thing, it is very useful in some special environments. "