It was the familiar choice between two options again, but Heath did not hesitate at all. He chose the same reward he had chosen yesterday. After all, Heath felt that quality mattered more than quantity.
[Congratulations! You have obtained three uses of the Toon Hammer!]
Heath froze for a moment. What kind of bizarre thing was this? He really had never seen a reward like this before. He knew what each of those words meant on its own, but put together, they left him rather confused. Just what was this Toon Hammer supposed to be? Heath had never seen anything like it, and it could only be used three times. Since it even had a limited number of uses, could it really be that good?
Heath felt around in his pocket, but there was nothing there. Then he opened the cabinet and saw a yellow inflatable hammer inside, the sort of toy hammer children played with. The corner of Heath's mouth twitched. What were all these bizarre items?
Heath was rather baffled. He had never seen a reward like this before.
[Toon Hammer: Strike any living being or inanimate object to make stars burst out. The stars can be used as ingredients. (See that cat, Tom? Go hit him on the head!)]
Heath covered his face. Now he remembered. Cartoons did indeed use this sort of visual effect. For instance, when someone was hit on the head, stars would appear on-screen, and then a large bump would swell up on their head. The simplest example was Nobita from Doraemon. Whenever Gian beat him up, those stars would appear. Heath had simply never imagined that he would get something so absurd in the real world.
At that thought, Heath could not help glancing at Cynthia. The hammer