Wizard: This witcher is neglecting his duties.

Chapter 128 Lucky Day, Luck Explodes

Upon returning to Vizima, the first thing Wayne did, of course, was to meet with his old friends and tell them that he had returned.

The happiest person was a certain sorceress who had been thirsting for a long time. After not seeing her for two months, Wayne came to visit Kayla's mansion at noon. It wasn't until noon the next day that Maisie, with a slightly flushed face, saw him off at the gate, and he was given five brand-new camouflage glasses.

This was made by Kayla according to his request, which made Wayne feel a little emotional. There is no such thing as a free breakfast, well, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Any reward requires a price.

It's already early February, and March is the time he and his fellow wolf-faction demon hunters are supposed to meet up and attack the half-fish underwater city. There isn't enough time yet.

Moreover, this year's plans include developing influence, strengthening our own power, the Sintra banquet, and the possibility that the Vampire Bird incident might be triggered this year. Overall, time is still very tight.

Wayne can no longer leisurely hone his skills as he did in the latter half of last year; he must arrange many things in advance.

On the morning of the third day after returning to Vizima, Wayne woke up in bed and, as usual, picked up the silver thirty-six-sided die that was on his bedside table.

Without even looking, he casually tossed the toss, and when he finally noticed, he discovered that the top number was thirty-five.

This delighted Wayne. To confirm the situation, he threw the toss three more times, getting 36, 34, and 33 respectively. Four consecutive times, the numbers were all above 30, which convinced Wayne that today was his lucky day in February, and also the day he had set for himself to open the box.

Seeing this, Wayne didn't delay any longer. He immediately got up and went to the bathroom. After washing up, he took a bath and changed his clothes. He lit the most expensive incense, found some fresh fruits and meats, and set up a simple altar.

Then I sat on the floor, assumed a meditative posture, and began to pray to all the gods and Buddhas in the sky. I wasn't sure if it would work, but I wanted the sense of ritual.

He had even planned that once he had some free time, he would build a special room in the backyard for opening boxes, creating a prayer room of the highest standard, emphasizing piety.

After everything was ready, Wayne looked at the treasure chests stored in his system. From the end of last year when he left Vizima City until his return in February of this year, he had stored more than a hundred common-level treasure chests, but because he had not carried out any combat missions, he did not have a single expert-level treasure chest.

However, this did not dampen Wayne's enthusiasm for unpacking the box.

Open the treasure chest and receive 10 [Normal Treasure Chests].

Open the treasure chest and receive 10 [Normal Treasure Chests].

Open the treasure chest and receive 10 [Normal Treasure Chests].

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After ten consecutive 10-pulls, there are still five normal-level treasure chests left.

Ding! You have obtained: 143 Oren, 10 Detonating Tags.

Ding! You have received 138 Oren.

Ding! You have obtained: 148 Oren, 15 Fate Coins.

Ding! You have obtained: 153 Oren, and 5 Skeleton Summoning Reels.

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As Wayne finished opening the box, a whole bunch of items suddenly appeared around him out of thin air.

The sheer number of notifications made him completely oblivious to the system's alert sounds.

Upon seeing this, Wayne was taken aback at first, then couldn't help but clench his fist excitedly and let out a hearty laugh.

His luck was off the charts! The effects of the lucky day were truly powerful. He only glanced at the items and found that he had opened nearly ten different items from his hundred treasure chests and ten ten-pull draws, with a drop rate of almost ten percent.

Although they were just ordinary items from another world obtained from ordinary treasure chests, and didn't have any overpowered abilities, the mere occurrence of this phenomenon made Wayne marvel at the power of the luck attribute.

He chose to prioritize upgrading his Gwent skill, and he was right. It seems that the long-delayed Gwent tournament can finally be scheduled soon.

Wayne hummed a song whose origin he couldn't quite recall, and began to happily examine his prizes one by one.

First, there were the gold coins. Based on his experience, the number of Orens he got from a normal treasure chest was usually around ten to sixteen. But today he was lucky and got an average of fourteen Orens from each treasure chest, which added up to a total of 1,400 Orens.

Based on the typical rewards for a witcher's missions, it's roughly equivalent to two or three years' worth of their income.

Just like Belial, the most miserable member of the Wolf School, when you chat with him you will find out that this unlucky guy sometimes can't even earn three hundred orens in a year. He doesn't even have money to repair his equipment, and he often has to go hungry and sleep on the streets. He lives a very miserable life.

It can only be said that even without the otherworldly items rewarded by the system, the rewards from each treasure chest and the daily quest system are already incredibly powerful cheat codes, a significant source of his wealth.

Wayne put all the money into his magic-patterned storage bag. With his previous accumulation, his gold coins had returned to five figures, taking up almost a quarter of the storage bag's space. Combined with other items stored inside, the small magic-patterned storage bag was already somewhat insufficient.

This intensified Wayne's desire for spatial equipment. Unfortunately, although he had asked Keira and Triss, while the Witcher world did have spatial spells like portals, there were no convenient items like spatial bags or spatial chests.

Even if similar items are in the possession of some sorcerers and mages, they are mostly foreign objects that drifted from other worlds due to celestial convergence, and are only extremely rare exceptions.

Moreover, these items are often quite valuable, either kept by royal families of various countries or by powerful wizards. Without sufficient strength, possessing such items will only attract the covetous eyes of others and cause unnecessary trouble.

Aside from hoping the system could reward him with more spatial items, given Wayne's current power and wealth, the chances of obtaining spatial equipment from others are slim.

After picking up the gold coins around him, Wayne began to examine the otherworldly items on the ground one by one, referring to the system's instructions.

First were ten palm-sized explosive tags with unfamiliar Japanese writing on them. Wayne glanced at the description and, as expected, they were combat supplies from some ninja world.

The method of use is also very simple. In addition to using chakra to directly trigger its explosion, it can also be ignited to make it explode.

Of course, as a demon hunter without chakra, the only way Wayne can use it is by using the Igni sign or by igniting it with open flame.

Although its power is unknown, this thin paper naturally possesses concealment and camouflage properties, and should be able to take advantage of the enemy's unfamiliarity with it to unexpectedly kill them.

The second item was a strange set of fifteen coins, with the center of each coin divided into two different colors: gold and silver. Wayne raised an eyebrow after reading the system description.

Fate Coin: A mysterious coin from the continent of Arad, possessing the power of both angels and demons. Using this coin has a 50% chance of triggering divine retribution, resulting in a lightning strike from the sky that ignores defense and guarantees damage. There is also a 50% chance of triggering protection, granting healing from angelic power that can heal some physical and mental injuries.

He recognized this item, of course. It came from a very famous game in his previous life, known as "Eight Million Warriors and Dungeons".

Although he had never used this item in real life, Wayne inexplicably felt that it was extremely fitting for his lucky persona, as if it were tailor-made for him.

The third item, five Summon Skeleton Reels, also comes from the world of Ancient Reels. It's unknown whether it was stolen from some Dragonborn.

Each reel can summon a skeleton warrior controlled by the user from the corpse for one day.

The following items include a medium-sized healing potion from the Diablo world, a magic missile spell scroll from the Heroes of Might and Magic world, food from Middle-earth, throwing knives from the Dark Souls world, and other ordinary items without any special function.

However, when Wayne looked at the last stone, which was painted with strange runes and looked quite ordinary, he was completely stunned.

The system description states: Hearthstone originates from the world of Azeroth.

Looking at this ordinary-looking stone, Wayne wondered if it was appropriate for this thing to appear in a common-level treasure chest.

(End of this chapter)