Ausia took a sip of coffee.
As the rich, sweet aroma wandered across her tongue, she could not help but feel much more relaxed and cheerful.
She had already confirmed the effect added by the coffee.
It increased World Affinity—in other words, it improved one's luck. It truly existed.
Though she could not perceive it herself, she could sense it through other means.
"Boss, is the increase in luck permanent?" Ausia suddenly asked.
Based on her past experience, of course she would think in that direction.
"Of course not." Luo Chuan shook his head. "The boost in luck is temporary. Once the time is up, the effect disappears."
If the coffee's effect were permanent—
Just imagine an entire world full of people with protagonist templates. It was simply unimaginable, all right?
"I see." Ausia actually looked relieved.
Simply increasing luck was already absurd enough. If it were a permanent buff, it would have gone beyond the bounds of normality.
"Then how long can the effect last?" Ausia had another question.
"The strength and duration of the effect aren't fixed, but there's a minimum range." Luo Chuan thought for a moment before answering.
Just like the pity system in games.
At any rate, there would not be a situation where someone spent money only to end up with nothing but emptiness.
"How long is it under normal circumstances?" Ausia continued asking.
Luo Chuan felt that answering this question was a little difficult.
After all, Kolo World divided time differently from what he knew, and Luo Chuan had never deliberately looked into such information.
Explaining what minutes and hours were to Ausia would have been a good idea.
But Luo Chuan could not be bothered to say that much.
"For example, about as long as it takes an ordinary person to eat