"Quick, quick, quick! Get me a card, then five card packs!"
"I'm opening ten!"
"Hahaha, give me twenty! I've been saving up for this moment!"
The players had no time to listen to Li Si ramble. In a frenzy, they rushed over to the table where Max was sitting.
Suddenly surrounded by so many people, Max was at a loss for a moment. Still, he steeled himself and used the equipment he'd prepared to write the players' data onto magnetic cards, one by one.
The first players to receive their magnetic cards were overjoyed. They hurried to the pack-opening machines and inserted their cards.
Once the machines read the data, varying numbers of card packs appeared on the screens inside. They even trembled from time to time, making everyone eager to give them a try.
"The screens are touch-sensitive. Drag a card pack into the slot on the right, and it'll open automatically!"
Beaming, Li Si moved from one pack-opening machine to another, kindly guiding the players who were trying them out.
It was basically no different from a gacha mobile game. After a few pointers, the players quickly learned how to use the machines.
"Rare!"
"Common~ Common~ Common~"
"Rare~"
While the card packs were selling like hotcakes at Max's table, the machines were just as lively. Before long, the entire underground parking garage rang with Li Si's booming, infectious voice as he announced the quality of each card.
Just as Li Si had promised, none of the packs contained blank cards. The worst pulls were Common Item Cards, and every pack was guaranteed to contain at least one Rare card.
Unfortunately, that didn't help much. The Common cards were everyday items like toilet paper, while the Rare cards weren't anything special either. Tea Eggs were the most common pull,