Two hundred thousand for seven—a rather low ratio.
Yet people still talked about it with relish.
In truth, no one thought it was too harsh or unfair. Anyone with half a brain knew that "inheritance"... was not something just anyone could obtain.
If you did not have the fate for it, do not trouble yourself over it.
After the inheritance ended, Chino Marcus vanished from the public eye once again. Meanwhile, the people from the Odd Jobs Shop frequently appeared on major forums, Tieba, Twitter, and other websites.
Most of them were travel photos.
From Siberia in the far north to Antarctica in the far south, from Africa's arid deserts to South America's damp rainforests, their figures could be found across nearly every stretch of land.
Kino knew they were taking photos to preserve memories... precious memories they would take to another world.
Uh, that did not sound like a good thing, but that was the truth.
Since they had decided to follow Kino to another world for an adventure, then... they had to say goodbye to this one.
Where had Kino gone?
He had not actually left Wakanda. He was still at Holy Mountain, within the Inheritance Array.
This experiment had been imperfect. It had only been a test product.
To put it simply, this was a "closed beta."
There was no way he could remain on Marvel Earth for four years, so he had tested the Array's operation in advance to identify its flaws and see what could be improved. Just as he had expected, although the Array had been completed, it still exposed several "problems."
It was lacking somewhat in two areas: safety and autonomy.
There were also some shortcomings with the inheritance itself.
First was the issue of time.
For the sake of fairness, the Array