T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

Jiang Heyi seemed to have thought of something and whispered a few words in French Fries' ear.

French fries fell silent, a hint of anticipation suddenly appearing on their faces.

Jiang Heyi stepped forward and took Xi Lu's strawberry cream cake.

Under Xilu's bewildered gaze, he took a bite.

"It's quite delicious, thank you, Yuru."

As he spoke, he held the remaining portion to the fries' mouth.

"Kill them all! Kill them all!"

"One is buried in the North Pole, and the other is buried in the South Pole!"

"burn!"

"FFFFFFFF!"

The players were in a frenzy.

In their eyes, Jiang Heyi was clearly deliberately showing off their affection, and was incredibly wicked.

The prison guard, seemingly resurrected, followed suit, taking a bowl of ice jelly and grabbing a portion of mousse along with some.

"Hmm, it tastes really good. Here, have this, Tea Master, you should try it too."

Yuru blinked repeatedly as she continued grinding tea powder.

She walked up to Xilu and said, "Thank you."

As he spoke, he took the teapot away, and the remaining steamed cake was also rolled up.

Apart from the teacup, there was nothing on the table.

The candlelight was trying not to laugh.

She could tell that Jiang Heyi wanted to know whether Xi Lu's attitude would affect the challenge in the Tower World.

It's not that no players have tried to please Yuru, but these actions haven't yielded any noticeable results.

Some players tried to make frivolous advances towards Yulu, causing her to maintain a disdainful attitude and avoid him whenever he appeared.

Sure enough, Yulu clapped her hands in a wronged manner, and another batch of food appeared on the table.

She doesn't mind being offended by anyone and keeps public and private matters separate.

"Could you provide us with refreshments during halftime in the future?"

Yuu-ro haughtily raised her head: "If you call me Lady Yuu-ro, I don't mind."

The jailer chimed in, "If I call you that, I can watch your Jo... Ugh!!!"

Orange Tea reacted quickly and covered his mouth.

After his family learned the true meaning of his "prison guard" ID, he began to let loose and do whatever he wanted.

Xi Lu knew what the jailer wanted to say, so she coughed and changed the subject.

"Settlement time".

"Level 11 settlement points, 4500."

The final score reflects the true value of the "Deceitful One" and "Demon".

The total integral of the virtual and real boundaries is 7600.

Orange Tea took a deep breath, about to enter the lucky draw, when she remembered something.

She summoned the Water Spirit, vigorously washed her hands, and then asked the Fire Spirit to help dry them.

The jailer glanced at her as she busied herself, then subconsciously pointed to himself.

The playful banter in the chat was jarring.

Before she could even voice her grievances, Orange Tea spoke up.

"Don't overthink it, I'm afraid you'll pass on your bad luck to me." She added, "After all, you're very lucky, able to draw a bunch of white cards on the 11th floor, helping us pass the level easily. You're quite capable."

"Hey, hey, hey, can't this be considered good luck in another sense?"

The players, however, were overjoyed.

"Brother jailer, stop struggling. This is a stamp of approval from the Tea God."

"Without you, the difficulty of level 11 might double. You need to have confidence in your abilities."

"I hereby declare Jailer Bro the MVP of speedrunning level 11."

Seemingly annoyed by her conversation with the jailer, Orange Tea took another deep breath and exhaled.

She patted her cheeks: "Okay, come on!"

First, there's the free refresh given after clearing level 11.

The Level 4 shop list has been updated, and among the many items available for delayed return, a jade piece engraved with a chibi version of Yuu-dew's face has caught the eye.

This item, which grants +1 challenge qualification attempt, is only available in shops at level 2 and above.

It is an extremely important strategic item for all Tower World players.

"A level 2 shop, I remember it costs 2000 points, that's expensive."

"A level 4 shop only costs 1000! No wonder all the top guilds are pushing the technology."

Items that improve the game's margin for error are rare, and Orange Tea can't make a decision.

At the boundary between reality and illusion, the group whispered among themselves and came to a conclusion.

"Keep refreshing."

Given their current strength, challenging for qualification attempts is far less forgiving than guild access.

Orange tea lightly touches the projection.

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50.

A flash of light appeared, and rare items reappeared on the shop shelves.

"Incentive Roulette, it's you again?"

Chapter 443 You made a hasty judgment because you didn't understand the Tea Master.

It had appeared twice before, and the orange tea chose to ignore it both times.

"Wait a minute."

Jiang Heyi called out before the orange tea refreshed.

"A level 4 store costs 7500 points, and a level 5 store will require even more points. Even if it appears, we may not be able to make a purchase."

The Primal Body scratched its head honestly: "Then why not just conquer one more level?"

The fries understood the implied meaning.

"You want to have some fun?"

Jiang Heyi nodded: "If you make a profit, run; if you lose money, never touch it again."

He muttered to himself in bed, "It sounds like the mentality of a gambler."

Squid crossed its arms: "Playing with odds really isn't like you."

"I'd like to ask the players who want to watch the game to know the specific effects of the points wheel. To help you navigate the game, there are some pitfalls. Players with enough points can help you avoid them."

These words touched everyone.

As a top-tier guild and the most efficient tower-climbing team in Tower World, we try everything, which helps the team plan how to make the most of their limited points and allocate the rewards from climbing the tower.

This is something they must do if they want to win the bet against Zhifeng.

"Tea Master, let's have some fun!"

Orange Tea became nervous: "Really...really going to come?"

It's like earning some money through part-time work and then squandering it on the ephemeral lottery.

Perhaps it's a habit she developed from childhood, but if she could, she would prefer to switch to real rice.

The warehouse was piled high with sacks of rice, each weighing dozens of kilograms. Nothing felt more fulfilling than opening the door to see this overflowing store.

Jiang Heyi held up three fingers: "I bet 3000."

Now 3000 bags of rice are gone!

Rice, my rice...

Players have no idea what Orange Tea is imagining right now.

They just felt that if they used half of their existing points to gamble and failed, it would be quite a mess!

It's obvious that the picture of Jiang Heyi holding three fingers will be cropped out separately, photoshopped with the number 3000, and used in various occasions.

Whether it's used on a windy rooftop or served with champagne in a lavish setting depends on Orange Tea's luck.

The minimum participation point for the points roulette is 1000, which is also the point required for purchase.

A holographic image of a roulette wheel appeared in mid-air, and the players all stared wide-eyed at it.

The lowest tier is "Thank you for participating," which occupies one-sixth of the entire roulette wheel area.

Using the conversion rate of orange tea, getting a coin is equivalent to dropping a whole rice coin into the coin slot without even a splash.

1000 points.

The number is second only to "Thank you for participating," serving as a safety net for players, meaning they only lose half.

Points x1, winning is equivalent to playing for free once.

Given that the points roulette requires 1000 points to purchase and disappears upon exiting, it is actually a trap that encourages players to lose all their points.

Three bottomless pits have opened their bloody maws, quietly waiting for players to lose their minds.

Together, they occupy three-fifths of the roulette wheel's surface.

In addition, there are some blank squares.

Yuru explained that when the pointer stops on a blank cell, it will jump once and continue rotating.

Jiang Heyi looked at it from all angles and read a line of text from the proportions of the roulette wheel.

The remaining two-fifths are the ones that get your blood pumping.

Points earned: ×1, ×2, ×3.

The highest is the one-finger-width ×10 that the pointer is currently holding at.

It's clearly designed this way on purpose, so that players can see the tempting rewards at a glance, luring them away from reason, stirring their souls, and filling their minds with thoughts of getting rich overnight.

If they were a little calmer, they would have noticed that there are only two areas in the entire roulette wheel that are ×10.

Jiang Heyi felt that the odds of winning were lower than joining the jailer's chat group and offering him a couple of beautiful pictures of jailers.

This way, the jailer might vomit even more, which would be like winning the lottery.

Since they weren't gambling themselves, everyone was extremely rational, complaining that spending 1000 points on roulette wasn't worth it.

However, everyone heard the exchange at the boundary between the virtual and the real.

To let players on all servers know, I took a gamble, it was all out of sincerity, and all I feel is gratitude.

If it were someone else, they would question the show's effect, but the boundary between reality and fiction... Orange Tea's attitude of not getting involved in either round of the roulette is all too clear.

Yuru finished the sweet tea in her cup, wiped her mouth, and casually wiped it on her maid outfit.

She smiled and turned around gracefully.

Amidst the dazzling lights and colors, the players watching the battle in the World Bubble went wild.

A bunny girl in sheer black stockings swaggered up to Orange Tea in high heels.

Sheer black stockings encased her slender legs, gleaming delicately under the light.

She smiled sweetly, revealing a set of white teeth.