To make sure the players could hold out for the full thirty minutes, Bai Fu handed all the Prayer Cards she had brought with her to the players at the scene.
After raking in a huge amount of Psychic Energy from the players through the Psychic Energy Collector and discounted Prayer Cards in the shop, the production cost of these basic Prayer Cards had dropped considerably. So even giving them away to the players for free didn't make her feel bad.
It didn't cost much anyway.
As Bai Fu saw it, this small investment would bring her three benefits.
The most obvious benefit was that the players could use the Prayer Cards to drive away the sandworms surging in from all directions, keeping them from bothering her and stopping her from studying new Spiritual Energy Knowledge in peace.
The second benefit was that giving away Prayer Cards for free would earn her a wave of Favorability from the players. It might not be much, but little by little, it could add up. Maybe, after enough accumulation, a quantitative change would lead to a qualitative one.
The third benefit was something most people wouldn't think of.
The number of players in the Silent Court had now officially topped a thousand. But among those thousand-plus players, only a third were willing to spend money on Prayer Cards, and half of that third usually bought the cheap ones priced at no more than 200.
Bai Fu had observed them carefully. The reason things had turned out this way wasn't that the Silent Court's players were poor.
On the contrary, since she gave them plenty of commission tasks and sandworm-material gathering quests, the players in the Silent Court were actually the richest among all the Novice Villages on Zu Yuan Star.
Most players in