Rose Castle
In the end, Xu Huo bought two items from Deng Xuan: a "Self-Weaving Loom" and a "Dazzling Dance Ball."
The former was exactly what it sounded like: a loom that wasn't very large and could produce a meter of cloth at a time, though how much it produced each day was up to fate. The Dazzling Dance Ball, meanwhile, was a magical dance-party gadget. Stick it anywhere and it immediately lit up with the kind of multicolored lights you'd see in a nightclub, which could impair people's vision.
He'd paid a generous price, but Deng Xuan felt a little embarrassed about continuing to pitch him other items. So he left his contact information and hinted, "If you want to buy anything else, you can contact me privately. But instances at stations exist separately, so there's no guarantee you can take the items in."
Xu Huo waved goodbye and boarded a low-flying public transport vehicle.
This small vehicle was also driverless. It had only six seats, each in its own enclosed pod. As soon as someone sat down, the spherical glass door would close automatically, and a menu appeared on the curved inner surface, along with a brief introduction to Garden Castle Station.
He listened to the whole thing.
The city where the train had pulled in was called Central City, the most cutting-edge city in Garden Castle Station. The Game Government had an office here, bringing technology from other worlds with it, and the city had developed rapidly.
It was also a world with a relatively high acceptance of Players. Players could pursue any occupation, and some people were even willing to hire them. Companies offering better compensation would include safe Tickets among their benefits—that is, Tickets to instances with a higher clearance rate and lower risk.
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