"Hello. Please sign after confirming the regulations booklet and the resource inventory!" In Hua Xia City's City North District, the attendant's voice had grown increasingly haughty, completely different from her gentle, courteous attitude at the start. She wore the same impatient expression seen at the window of a Third-Grade Class-A Hospital.
Now that she was facing these legendary Lord players, she no longer found them novel at all. Especially after the Second Lord, Pu Yunchuan, had been arrested that morning, she no longer held these Lords in the slightest regard.
Just as her superior had said, they were nothing more than a bunch of lucky losers. No matter how lucky a loser got, he was still a loser—never fit to stand on the stage.
"Is the paper really this small? Don't you have a larger one?" the Green Titan Lord asked with a speechless expression.
"Do you want us to have one specially made for you?" The attendant rolled her eyes.
"Where do I sign?" The Green Titan was immediately angered by the retort. He asked in a sullen voice.
"Here, here, and here. You have to sign and stamp all of them. Remember not to sign crookedly. Paper is in short supply now, and it's expensive. Don't assume that you can disregard it just because you're a Lord. If you make a mistake, you'll have to pay for the cost of a new booklet yourselves."
"How much does this booklet cost?" the other party asked curiously.
"About two hundred points..."
"Two hundred points for such a little paper booklet?" The Green Titan was stunned. He remembered that when he used to haul bricks, he had to work for at least a week to earn two hundred points.
The other party merely looked as though she couldn't be bothered with