MTL - Traveling Through the Stars-Chapter 11 Gambling Street
Chapter 11 Gambling on Stone Street
"This..." Robbie is really lucky, but going to gambling on rocks first requires a lot of money, and his family can't stand the toss in the current situation.
Guan Zhuting hesitated a little and still agreed to go to Gambling Street with Robbie. The things Robbie decided were not something she could stop.
There is no floating car at home, but Luo Bi has a small sports car for going out. She drove in front, Guan Zhuting squeezed into the small space behind, and the two went to Gambling Street.
In the future StarCraft, there will be many people who are active in gambling on the stone street and betting on luck. There are ordinary people with dreams of getting rich, there are also family children who come to play for fun, there are professional stone gambling people, as well as merchants who purchase stone and various family forces. Person in charge.
In the entire galaxy, Bambling Stone Street is the same as Lingzhi Street, and business is very hot.
Robi rarely came to gambling on the stone street. He walked around and looked around. The noise in the stone-making area was constant, and it was higher than the other. It should be someone who solved the good quality jadeite. Luo Bi only glanced twice before calling Guan Zhuting to choose the stone in the shop.
Robi doesn’t pay attention to the high-priced wool, so he patrols around and looks directly at the cheap and inferior wool.
The clerk originally greeted him with a smile, and his eyes showed contempt when he saw it.
"These inferior wool materials have a very low rate of stone production. Even if they are stone, they don't contain much energy." Guan Zhuting couldn't help but remind.
Robi didn't speak, he watched his good-looking hand press on it, and concentrated his energy on secretly spying. The pile of wool is not small, and there must be jadeite in it, but the energy contained in it is only thin. Robbie ignored the thin-energy wool, picking and looking for good quality bi-stone wool, but after investigating it, he was not satisfied with it.
Robi sighed, turned around and left.
Her plan is very simple, spend the least interstellar coins to bet good quality jadeite, but the low-quality wool itself has a low rate of outputting jadeite, and the rate of good jadeite is very small. There are hundreds of shops on Bambling Stone Street. It is impossible for Robbie to go and explore from house to house, and her mental power can't be depleted. Looking at the pleasing shops, she went in and explored.
After more than a dozen homes came down, Robbie had a headache due to mental exhaustion. At this moment, there was a tumultuous noise in the Jieshi District, and people rushed in that direction out of curiosity to watch the excitement.
"Someone has solved something good." One person ran over with a bluff.
Guan Zhuting stepped her feet and looked at it: "Let’s go over and take a look."
"Don't go." Others solve good things and see if they won't become their own. Whatever they see, Robbie frowned, pressed his forehead with his hand, stared at a shop in front of him for a moment, and walked away. past.
"Let's take a look inside!" The person in charge of the shop was watching the Jieshi area at the door, and when he saw a customer coming, he greeted people to enter the shop.
Robi turned around in the high-priced woolen area and slid straight to the cheapest inferior woolen area.
The person in charge did not show a sloppy attitude because of this, and followed Luo Bi and said: "These wool materials are cheaper."
Robi chose a few pieces of wool at random, and touched the wool to release his mental energy, but he didn't feel anything. She sighed and touched it piece by piece. Suddenly, when she touched a piece of ink stone wool, she felt a hot wave of energy. Upon closer inspection, she actually saw a red halo.
The energy is majestic and it is red. Is it a red jadeite?
Robi’s heartbeat speeds up, he picks up the black stone wool for a moment, and fully releases his mental power to take a closer look.
(End of this chapter)
