Which was better: keeping his wallet safe, or having the right to shop together?
This question was so difficult.
Even after Dark exchanged his prize ticket for two hundred credits from the Halfling cook, DemiDevimon was still pondering this unsolvable question.
During that time, quite a few students had also opened all manner of little trinkets from their Easter eggs.
There were credit vouchers of varying amounts, as well as half-finished Magitech
Cards, along with some small magical tools.
Of course, there were no phoenix eggs.
Amid the scream of some unlucky fellow who had bitten into a hard-boiled egg filled with wasabi, the three of them left the Cafeteria with light steps.
There was still over an hour until the Easter Duel Festival began at eight thirty, so they planned to visit Traveler Street first and take a look around.
In truth, Dark wanted to check out the model Easter eggs...
Diana and Rose, meanwhile, had other shopping plans in mind.
When they arrived at Lake Pavilion, the three chose a stone table and sat around it, waiting for the teleportation hub to rotate over.
Dark looked at Rose and asked curiously, "Aren't you going to participate in the preliminary battle royale? Even if you don't want to qualify, it'd still be a pretty good experience. Besides... I think you have a good chance."
"What chance do I have?" Rose's little face flushed under his gaze. "I only have two main fighters, one defensive card, and one healing card. I can't possibly get ten points. And I don't even have forty Magitech Cards."
Then she added, "I'll just cheer you on from the stands!"
"Don't." Diana quickly waved her hands and muttered, "I'm only going up there to take a look. Once the preliminaries are over, I'll