22 (1d50)
(Strict logic combined with an utterly absurd reality resulted in failure. But you were lucky—the person you needed to persuade had a very low sanity check. Congratulations, you won.)
Persuasion successful
"Is... is that so?" Looking at Chen Luo's extremely serious face, the delivery guy began to wonder whether something was wrong with him or with the world.
But since Chen Luo looked so friendly, the delivery guy decided that he was probably the one with the problem.
That was just how miraculous Persuasion was.
The persuasive power that came with Persuasion itself was pretty good, but outside an apocalyptic setting, its effect was not ideal.
But that was fine. Didn't he still have dice that could defy fate?
"Uncle and Auntie really do like mailing back all sorts of strange things. Last time, I think it was a pillar. This time, they actually pulled a prank. It really suits Uncle and Auntie's personalities," the delivery guy said with an awkward chuckle.
How nice. I wanted parents like that too. This little girl looked pretty cute. When would my parents mail me a little loli?
"...That's true. My parents always like sending me all sorts of wonderfully strange things," Chen Luo said after hesitating for a while.
But even Chen Luo himself found this whole thing utterly ridiculous.
Why? Mailing back a pillar before, or mailing back strange mythical items, was one thing. But why did they dare mail back a girl this time?
Sure enough, he should never have trusted his parents' moral integrity enough to open a package in front of others.
This was too absurd!
How could they mail a girl back? And how did she get through security?
Even mailing a small animal carried risks, let alone a person.
While Chen Luo chatted with