Before Rita had the chance to complain, a series of notifications rang out in her mind.
[Due to mid-ga adjustnts that impacted your progress, player BS-Rita may select one of the following as compensation:]
[Event Gift Boxes x5 / Blocks Duplication / Universal Fragnts]
[Congratulations! Player BS-Rita has unlocked the achievent: This Can’t Go On Anymore]
[Achievent: This Can’t Go On Anymore – Force a divine rule change mid-ga despite there being no actual loophole]
[Achievent Reward: Choose any skill or item skill and halve its activation cost]
The first reward was an easy pick. Rita chose the most valuable option on the market—Universal Fragnts.
As for the skill cost reduction, she once again didn’t choose the Teletubby, because she had a new idea. One that ca to her after recording the ga with her Ga Addict’s Console.
After recording "Defend the Gacha," she had played it during ti stop. The good news was that ti spent gaming inside the console counted even during ti freeze. But even so, 1000 hours of gaplay was still far too much.
After knocking a player back to start, Rita pulled out the Ga Addict’s Console.
The first skill, "Ga Bleeds Into Reality," stated: "Once gaplay ti for a recorded ga reaches 1000 hours, the player will randomly receive one item or skill from that ga."
In other words, the 1000-hour threshold was the cost of the skill.
She tried applying the achievent reward to this skill.
As expected, the skill description changed.
[Skill 1: Ga Bleeds Into Reality – Record any ga. When total gaplay reaches 500 hours, the player will randomly receive one skill or item that has appeared in that ga. (Ga Slots Used: 2/10)]
Seeing the change did improve her mood... but only just a little.
She packed up the console and stared listlessly at the back of a nearby Fat Duck, mumbling to herself, "Sigh... the ga fails, yet I’m the one who has to carry everything."
"A true player doesn’t complain about the environnt—they change it or remove whoever’s changing it."
"A grain of sand in the Divine Ga becos a mountain when it lands on a top-tier player."
"Sighhhhh..."
The unlucky Fat Duck in front of her: "..."
Soone please shut her up already.
It scratched the back of its neck, plucked a few feathers to buy an extra dice roll, and prepared to flee.
Not just it—every Fat Duck nearby started moving, either fleeing or intentionally losing the round to return to start.
Rita: ...So you’re all just gonna ghost now?
Despite the new restrictions, she wasn’t in a rush to leave. At least the ga overhaul didn’t count the previous tis she entered the crafting space. That ant she still had ten entries left.
There was no way she was wasting them. She used all ten entries before heading to the goal square and leaving "It’s Not the Craft That Sucks."
Even though she’d rolled more tis here than in March The Park, her ranking and score were still slightly lower.
She could guess why.
First, she didn’t make as many gacha balls this ti. Half her ti in the crafting space had gone into selecting materials for Renovation, which affected her professional score. Also, the overall skill level of players in 1March The Park was lower than those in March The Park.
All of that combined ant she landed in third place again on the leaderboard, still holding the [Blocks & – March Dice].
But with the new system changes, there was no way anyone else could beat her score now. Later players would be limited to ten entries, making it impossible to gather as many materials or match her crafting ti.
As for other effects...
Nivalis: "Uh-oh, your plaza just got taken again."
Rita: "Would you focus on your ga?! Stop hanging around online all day!"
Nivalis: "I’m eating."
Rita: "So my plaza is your dinner entertainnt now?"
Nivalis didn’t reply. Playing dead.
By now, Rita had flown to the nearest trading post.
Over an hour ago, B8017913 had told her that Sakura·Orange White had entered a new ga—a straight-up PvP bloodbath. No way Rita was joining that.
The [Blocks Tracking] effect had already expired, so she couldn’t see where the final piece was. Her biggest worry now was that soone would loot that last [Dull Ga] fragnt and put it up on Divine Ga’s market.
She let out a breath when her search showed zero listings... but her anxiety didn’t ease.
She bought another [Blocks Tracking] and slapped it onto [Dull Ga]. A familiar red ssage floated above the revolver: October, Sakura· Orange White ↓.
Still in her hands.
But just waiting around wasn’t an option.
As she scrolled through the trading post for items like "Shared Prosperity" or "Asset Transfer," she received a new ssage from B8017913.
B8017913: "Sakura· Orange White left that ga. She bought so food and is now lining up for the maze ga. Only 32 players in line."
It was 5:53 PM. That ant Sakura· Orange White was aiming for the 6 o’clock slot.
Rita made her decision instantly. She had to be in this one.
Maze ga durations were notoriously unstable. Once soone went in, who knew when they’d co out?
Even if Sakura cleared it in one run, the next ga might not be one Rita could sneak into.
She ssaged B8017913: "Keep an eye on her."
Then she quickly collected the revenue from her recently sold items, dumped it into the gacha machine, and listed five new items.
No ti to queue for a ticket refund—she bought a [Teleport Pass] and transported herself directly to the gates of the October Month The Park.
Every second she saved had to go into disguising her identity.
She grabbed a bunch of small Blocks and rapidly reshaped her color sche and form.
Her physical structure didn’t need major changes, but she had to adjust her color pattern—soone in October might have rembered her exact Block layout from her earlier gacha run.
The key addition was a pair of wings. A pair of Block wings modeled to resemble the flowing fire wings seen on other high-tier avatars.
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