"Can this thing be brought into reality too?"
Looking at the Lucky Block in his inventory, Fang Mo suddenly remembered this.
To be honest, Fang Mo had opened countless Lucky Blocks before... but he had always drawn them through Steve's inventory. At its core, this thing was just an item, no fundamentally different from a bucket of milk or anything else.
Since it was a game item,
then theoretically, it could be brought into reality.
It was just that Fang Mo had previously been preoccupied with ten-pulls, pity systems, and all kinds of mystical luck-boosting nonsense, so he had accidentally forgotten about it.
"Emmm..."
Now that he remembered, Fang Mo fell into thoughtful contemplation.
With a thought, Steve appeared out of thin air in the open space beside the sofa.
Then he switched items.
A Lucky Block soon appeared in those angular hands.
"Hm?"
Beatrice seemed to sense something. She instinctively looked toward where Steve had appeared, but saw nothing, so she simply raised her head to look at Fang Mo. "Did you do something?"
"Drawing cards."
As Fang Mo spoke, he reached toward Steve.
The instant he touched the Lucky Block, white light flared. The blurry, mottled pixels faded away completely, and Fang Mo suddenly felt a weight in his hand as the palm-sized box rapidly expanded.
In the blink of an eye, it slipped from his hand and turned into a one-meter-wide rainbow cube.
"Well, damn."
Fang Mo raised an eyebrow in surprise.
"...Can you explain?" Beatrice could not help asking when she saw this. "What is the point of suddenly making such a huge cube? Is this some special magic? What does it do?"
"I told you, it's drawing cards."
As Fang Mo spoke, he stood up from the sofa.
Since it was his first time bringing