The Cat-Faced People liked eating fish. Their latest offering was a book, which supposedly had a fish inside.
It was a strange book that could imprison an adventurer inside, though the adventurer would fight their way out after a while.
This treasure had been handed down by their ancestors. Recently, the adventurers' harassment had become unbearable, so some long-stored items had seen daylight again, revealing newfound power in the Cat-Faced People's hands.
But however powerful they were, they were no match for an evil god's gifts.
This item could only target one person at a time and had a cooldown. There were so many adventurers that when they swarmed it, they nearly snatched the book away.
If the Cat-Faced Person hadn't tucked the book into a pocket, causing it to disappear along with its owner upon death, those adventurers would have gotten their hands on it.
The resurrected Cat-Faced Person still had the book tucked away. The younger villagers handed it to the elders, who decided to offer it to the great Cthulhu.
After all, the book involved space and seemed quite powerful. Perhaps it could be useful even to an evil god.
Besides, there was a Text Fish inside. It had been swimming around in the book for a long time without ever escaping.
Ke Meng gladly accepted this offering from the Cat-Faced People Mountain Village and cast Random Buff Magic on the entire village.
After using this skill so often, Ke Meng had gradually become familiar with how Random Buff Magic worked. It seemed random, but if he forcibly influenced it with his will as an evil god, he could shift the odds to a hundred percent success or a hundred percent failure.
Previously, Ke Meng hadn't been skilled enough and had only known how to use it.