Of course.
It had never satisfied anyone, either.
Ding!
Evil Power: Fantasy-type, Bronze grade; it could conjure any evil monster. The darker and more violent one's mind was, the stronger the conjured monster would become...
Ha!
As expected.
Lake looked at the item that had come from the only Bronze Chest, completely unmoved. He even felt an urge to laugh.
Who could blame him? He had guessed correctly.
Lake had never held any hope for Bronze Chests. Without hope, there was naturally no disappointment.
The items from Bronze Chests remained as consistently trashy as ever.
At first glance, Evil Power did seem fairly powerful. It could conjure any evil monster.
But...
What did it mean that the darker and more violent one's mind was, the stronger the conjured monster would become?
Going by that logic, if someone had a mind full of light and righteousness—like Lake himself—would the monster he conjured shatter the moment it saw the sun?
"Just as trashy as expected!"
Lake snorted with a laugh. He had no intention of trying it out. With a whoosh, he tossed it straight into his Divine Treasure Warehouse, where it once again became one of the items gathering dust at the bottom.
"Next!"
Lake shifted his gaze to the five silver-glowing chests, one level above Bronze Chests. "Open them all!"
Lake had no expectations for Bronze Chests.
For Silver Chests, he held on to that 10.2 percent hope.
After all, even at their worst, Silver Chests came with a Spirit Gift Pack as a guaranteed consolation prize.
Ding!
Spirit Gift Pack ×1,000: Item-type, Silver grade. It contained 1,000 Silver-grade—otherwise known as transcendent—souls. They were blank souls: infuse them with light and they became light; infuse them with darkness and they became darkness.
Ding!
Interstellar Gift Pack ×1: Item-type, Silver grade.