A Relative Binding Card cost ten thousand points.
Calculated against the hard currency of food in the Disaster Shop, one kilogram of food cost only five points. That meant this card was worth a full two tons of food—a truly astronomical price.
Not to mention the Material Delivery Card, which cost fifty thousand points. Even Su Mo himself would have to think carefully and consider its cost-effectiveness before using one.
But then again, products from the Disaster Shop really were expensive, yet they were genuinely useful too.
These items, manifested from Vitality Power, were essentially the same type as the cards rewarded by the game before. They all possessed wondrous magic that current science could not explain.
Speaking of Vitality Power—
During the days after his in-depth discussions with Adam, Su Mo spent every night pondering the deeper questions derived from it. These included the special disasters he had previously been unable to understand, the game functions that had disappeared, and the sudden updates to the game version.
By now, he had basically found a definite answer to all of them.
First were the special disasters and the game functions that had vanished.
Unlike environmental disasters and celestial disasters that covered the entire wasteland and forced every player to participate, disasters marked as special seemed to leave players some room to avoid them.
Take this Death Tide, for example.
The beast tide deployed by the game would only attack every established Gathering Place. It would not venture into other areas.
That meant that if players chose to scatter and leave their territories during the disaster, they would not be affected by it.
When he first encountered this, Su Mo had wondered why the game would tolerate such an obvious loophole and let players avoid disasters. But once he understood the