The reason was that some people kept refreshing over and over.
Larry No. 3 was one such example.
Two similar Larrys had existed before him, but both had died.
Only then had Larry No. 3 refreshed.
People like him, who had only refreshed three times, were actually relatively rare.
Some people died quickly and often, and had already refreshed more than ten times.
Because of that, when they refreshed, they could barely remember even basic common sense.
Even their appearances and faces had undergone catastrophic changes.
In Larry No. 3's view, Naimus might have been one of those people.
The entire Silver City was a single whole and basically could not be "destroyed."
This led to a problem: Silver City lacked normal productive capacity.
Trees could not be cut down, floor tiles could not be dug up, and the soil was essentially one whole, making cultivation difficult.
Thus, all material production had to rely on another type of thing that refreshed—incidents.
For example, the Ghoul Incident from before could produce resource cards such as Unknown Flesh Chunks, and occasionally weapons or materials like bone clubs.
Besides the Ghoul Incident, different incidents also appeared throughout Silver City.
Such as [Resurrection of the Dead], [Training Grounds], [Elf Farm], and so on.
Some of these incidents refreshed randomly, while others refreshed at fixed locations.
Under such circumstances, people's lives were closely tied to incidents.
Some incidents were not very dangerous and refreshed every day at the same location, producing fixed survival resource cards.
For instance, even ordinary people could enter incidents like [Rodent Infestation in the Fields] and obtain crops, rat meat, rat pelts, and other materials.
But dangerous incidents like [Ghouls Devouring Humans] required Card Wielders to enter and fight.
So-called Card Wielders were people who used cards to fight.
The prerequisite