Starting from Zero

Osiris and Anubis are very interested in this promise I made, because if such an agreement is really completed, it means that the Egyptian protoss can get a lot of faith in the future, and the power of faith The amount of acquisition directly determines the future development of a protoss. Therefore, this agreement can be said to be related to the future of the Egyptian protoss.

"We accepted your suggestion." Osiris said: "We will exchange your promise of five million death guards. We believe your promise is valid."

Anubis also said, "You need to build up more faith in the future! Otherwise we will lose money!"

"You can rest assured that we will not let you suffer." I said, "After all, what we need for the Frost Rose Alliance is long-term cooperation, not a one-shot deal. A strong Protoss who is closely related to us is better than many enemies. All right? "

"So we are always very generous to you, because we know you need us." Anubis said afterwards, "Yes, are you here to buy soldiers for us?"

I nodded and said, "It's mainly for buying soldiers. Of course, I also want to see if I can buy something good from your side."

"When it comes to good things, I do have something here for you." Anubis said unexpectedly.

To be honest, I never expected that Anubis would have something to sell to me. Not that Anubis didn't want to do business with me. Since the last time I used the power of faith to change a few standard armor sets here at the Egyptian Protoss, Anubis should have wanted to do business with me. But because they really want to do business with me, they should contact me directly if they have something. But I didn't receive any notice. Instead, I suddenly ran here to buy things, and then I heard that Anubis had good things in his hand and wanted to sell them to me.

Anubis probably also knew why I was so confused, and explained directly: "It's not too exaggerated, but this thing is quite fun, and I think you should like it."

"Really fun?"

In the game, a piece of equipment can be described from multiple angles. For example, if you recommend equipment to those purely casual players, you can say that a piece of equipment is very beautiful, so that those who do not participate in the battle anyway will like it very much. In contrast, if you want to sell equipment to a combat player, you can say that a piece of equipment has a high attribute value, or that the equipment has a lot of additional attributes, or that the thing looks directly at the attribute is not very high, But they are all practical so that the other party will be interested. But what about fun?

Although "Zero" itself is a game, it is for everyone to play. But the problem is that the equipment in the game is a tool, and as long as the tool is used for practical value, not fun. Anubis actually told me that this equipment is fun. What kind of introduction is this?

"Can you explain to me what this so-called fun means? To be honest, I have been in the game for so long, and it was the first time I heard someone introduce me to equipment like this."

"I also know that this description is very special, but this thing is really fun. Of course, if you get used to it, this thing can also perform very well."

"So what kind of thing is this?"

"I took the stuff, and you know it by looking at it yourself." R1152

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