Wherever the bumper car went, gasps and shouts from players followed.
Rita didn't want to waste ti entertaining any of it. No matter how many people asked, she refused to let Nivalis stop the car. If anyone tried to block their way, she told Nivalis to speed up and dodge around them.
"This is a battlefield, and ti is money. Anyone who wastes our ti here is—"
She was mid-sentence when a voice bellowed behind them, loud enough to echo across the street. Just in case BS-Rita didn't understand, the player repeated it in multiple languages:
"I'll pay 100g Blocks for the thod to get that bumper car and your ga strategy!"
Nivalis didn't understand, but before she could ask, Rita—who did understand—slamd the brakes.
She turned and waved enthusiastically toward the voice. "Hey there, friend! Lovely morning, isn't it?"
Nivalis, who had just finished translating via B8017913: …
Five minutes later, the bumper car started up again.
Rita counted the 100g Blocks in her hand—there were 21 of them in total. She handed them to B8017913.
"Hold on to these. That'll cover our next three hours of ga fees. You handle it when the ti cos."
Nivalis asked hesitantly, "What if he resells the strategy to other players?"
Rita wasn't concerned in the slightest. "It's not like I gave away anything too detailed. Just the ga rules and a general strategy. Besides, he doesn't have the limited bumper car reward. He has nothing to prove his credibility. Even if he sells it cheap, no one will believe him."
And honestly? Even if they did believe it, it wouldn't matter.
Their success wasn't sothing you could copy and paste.
Their results ca from the synergy between three critical roles: a top-tier navigator, a ridiculously skilled driver, and herself—the artillery queen who boosted their speed through nonstop kills. Without one of those roles, it wouldn't work.
Any team wanting similar results would need an equally balanced and powerful setup.
As the car rolled along, Rita found herself wondering what kind of rewards the other attraction leaderboards offered.
She kept her eyes peeled for other standout items like their bumper car—and then spotted a player flying through the sky… riding a hamr?
A hamr she recognized.
It was the one used in the Whack-a-Mole ga.
She was just about to tell Nivalis to head toward the hamr ga when a system notification popped up:
[Winter Sea · Frenzied Shark has used a Forced Invitation to summon you to the July The Park.]
No sooner had the notification appeared than their bumper car accelerated uncontrollably. The next thing they knew, they were flying through the starlit cosmos.
Before any of them could react, they skidded to a sudden stop—right in front of the entrance to the July The Park.
Nivalis, still breathless: "What just happened?"
Rita: "Winter Sea · Frenzied Shark…"
No sorting system had appeared yet, but her nesis sure had.
Looking at the entrance, Rita saw that the rules were mostly the sa as the 15th-month park… but harsher.
Ga fee: 50g Blocks per hour
If Block count drops below 35% of your starting amount, you're sent back to the initial room and must pay 3 item shards to re-enter
Every 30 minutes, you must unlock a relic or item
Every reset causes a 10% stat loss
And naturally, food and attraction fees would be even higher.
Rita grimaced. This place was a nightmare-level difficulty.
And players in here were definitely Winter Sea-tier.
She was imdiately on edge.
They were still outside the park, aning she could still use her skills.
Ti to return the favor.
Rita prepared to cast [Ancient Curse].
Nivalis: "What's the plan?"
Still ntally drafting the curse, Rita replied, "Let's head in first."
They might as well make the most of it. Complaining at the gate wouldn't help—gathering intel would.
Their bumper car entered the July park without resistance.
The air turned misty, as if they were entering a fog-drenched city. The world beca hazy. Ahead, they could vaguely make out a bulky, looming shadow.
But before they could get a proper look, another notification appeared.
[Lania Kaia · Mistblade has used a Forced Invitation to summon you to the March The Park.]
The bumper car sped forward once again, streaking through starlight.
This ti, they stopped outside the entrance to March The Park.
Nivalis wiped her face with a claw, staring at Rita in a mix of disbelief and exasperation. "Who is it this ti?"
Rita: "Mistblade…"
Apparently, the grudge from sniping a reward was just as strong as having an SSS-grade divine blessing stolen.
With a heavy sigh, Rita activated the Ancient Curse she'd planned earlier.
[I curse Winter Sea · Frenzied Shark: every 5 minutes, they will lose one random Block. The curse will only lift if they lead three gas into the global top-ten rankings.]
Rita had hoped to leech those Blocks herself, but that didn't align with the system's rules. If she wanted to profit, she'd have to share in the penalty.
Having gotten her petty revenge, she finally turned her attention to the March park.
Once again, most of the rules mirrored the others—but with different numbers.
Ga fee: 20g Blocks per hour
Must unlock one item per hour
If Blocks fall below 30% of starting amount: reset room, 1 item shard to re-enter
Each reset causes an 8% stat loss
If she had co here directly from the 15th-month park, she would've been furious.
But after her brief trip to July?
March felt like rcy. She actually felt grateful.
She hesitated for a mont—did they need to repay the ga fee here?
But as they passed through the gates, no paynt prompt appeared.
Instead, a ssage popped up:
[March The Park features a unique fee system. Detected: Player BS-Rita has already paid 1 hour of fees in the 15th-month park. A 15-minute bonus has been granted. Fees begin at 6:00.]
And then, another pop-up appeared:
[Congratulations to Player BS-Rita for unlocking the Hidden Achievent: "Fine, I Admit I'm Popular."]
[Hidden Achievent – "Fine, I Admit I'm Popular"
Trigger condition: Within 6 hours of ga start, visit three different the parks.
Choose one of the following three items as your reward:
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