Kirk and Valkyrie leaned in together. Valkyrie looked unimpressed, while Kirk was as tense as a gambler waiting for the dice to land.
When he took a look, he discovered it was a Silver Plot item. Kirk couldn't help feeling a little regretful. He still didn't know how valuable a Silver Plot item was, but he already had one. He'd traded a top-tier Deep Blue Equipment item, 50,000 Survival Points, and 10,000 Glory Points—almost half his total assets—for a single Silver Plot item. It felt like a terrible deal.
But the more Valkyrie examined it, the more serious her expression grew.
[Veronisia's Lucky Bracelet] [Description]: (Omitted; see earlier text) [Grade]: [Silver Plot item] [Level]: Level 7 (maximum level this Silver Plot item can withstand; fully upgraded) [Category]: [Bracelet] [Material]: 12 golden shells personally gifted by Fortuna, blessed by the gods in the Hall of Gods. [Weight]: 50 grams [Equipment Slot]: Wrist [Effect]: Luck +7 (Level 7 effect) [Level 4 Upgrade]: Luck +1 [Level 7 Upgrade]: Luck +2 [Skill]: [Favor of the Roman Gods]: Grade cannot be assessed; passive skill. Your bravery and sense of justice have earned the approval of the Roman gods, and you have gained their favor. The moment you are killed, you will become immune to that instance of damage and be randomly teleported 2,000 meters away, instantly recovering 15% of your Health Points. The destination is not guaranteed to be safe. Teleportation will consume all your energy. Cooldown: one Plot World.
When Kirk reached the final passive skill, he finally relaxed. It was an outstanding life-saving skill. It was worth any price.
This perfectly upgraded Silver Plot item had only two attributes: Luck +10 and an outstanding life-saving skill. Kirk was certain its value was now on par with a Gold Plot item or