Goblin Dependency
Chapter 112 - 81 Story (Two in One)_3

Chapter 112: Chapter 81 Story (Two in One)_3

The deeply ingrained perceptions formed over Xia Nan’s thirty-plus years in a modern society in his previous life were quietly undergoing a subtle transformation.

He subconsciously took out the brass coin engraved with the goddess’s image from his chest pocket, rubbing it with his thumb, feeling the cool touch of the coin’s surface.

His attention focused, semi-transparent characters appeared before his eyes.

...

[Destiny Coin]

Type: Consumables/Tool

Level: Epic (Pink)

Remaining Uses: 3

Description:

A specially crafted copper coin imbued with lucky divine power, an object that triggers "Miracle".

Notes:

"This is the one, I! Want! To! Go! All in!"

——Heavenly Destiny Gambler · A comprehensive blacklist from 126 casinos in the Suoyu Islands · Taimola’s Eyebrow · A Lin

...

Alton had already left the team two days ago and traveled alone.

As a Lightfoot Half orc in the midst of a journey, it was almost impossible for him to stay in one place for long or to retrace his steps.

Xia Nan was not worried about this at all.

Though small in stature, looking like an easy target to deceive, his actual combat prowess was not particularly outstanding.

But...

You’re kidding!

This was someone who could chat casually with the Divine in dreams!

With the protection of the Lady of Smile, Xia Nan even suspected that if anyone harbored ill intentions towards the half orc,

They wouldn’t even get a chance to act, but would accidentally trip and die because they stepped out their door with their left foot first.

Possessing the ability to communicate directly with the Divine, Alton was definitely not the ordinary believer Xia Nan once thought.

At the very least, he was at the level of "God Favored".

"I wonder if there will be a chance to meet again in the future."

Xia Nan pondered in his heart, while the coin in his hand was, much like the half orc would often show him, casually tossed high into the air with his palm instinctively.

But the moment the brass coin left his hand, he suddenly felt a sense of insecurity surge within him.

Somewhat awkwardly, he reached upward with both hands, catching the tossed coin tightly in his palm.

This was a genuine epic-level item!

Not to mention losing it due to unnecessary movements, even a scratch or bump was an unacceptable result for him.

Carefully, he placed it back into his chest pocket, storing it close to his body.

Possibly because of the high-quality level of the [Destiny Coin], even involving divine power.

The usually reliable attribute panel also didn’t detail its efficacy.

It only vaguely mentioned it as an object that "triggers ’Miracle’".

Leaving Xia Nan a bit at a loss.

He only speculated that perhaps this rare item, which could still be used three times, might increase the likelihood of certain events occurring.

Somewhat like winning a jackpot in a lottery or guessing all the answers correctly on a multiple-choice exam?

He didn’t know the scope of the coin’s effects or the specific degree of influence.

Nor could he bear to sacrifice the only three opportunities for testing.

At least, through practical testing, he could confirm:

The [Destiny Coin] could one hundred percent trigger the physical invulnerability effect of [Copper Bones].

Even just considering this, its effect was already at an absurd level.

One could say that with the coin in hand, Xia Nan had three extra lives!

It was an ultimate trump card in the absolute sense.

Not to mention, the [Bathed in Light] specialty he had previously gained in battle, in the strictest sense, was fortuitously acquired through the use of the coin’s divine power.

Perhaps...

Xia Nan licked his somewhat dry lips, his mind cluttered with thoughts.

The banquet lasted well into the night.

It wasn’t until the thoroughly inebriated Jeff was helped into a guest room by a few friends that the originally bustling and lively atmosphere of the tavern slightly cooled down.

It’s worth mentioning that during this time, several familiar adventurers actually approached Xia Nan to strike up a conversation and get acquainted.

Clearly, it was because they recognized his strength displayed during his mission.

He even vaguely heard one adventurer, reeking of alcohol, bragging with post-drunken exaggeration to his equally intoxicated colleagues, recounting his feat of slaying four goblins with one strike.

Though it was mostly tavern talk and few took it seriously, most had already forgotten Xia Nan’s name upon waking up the next day.

They only vaguely remembered a drunkard boasting about meeting a fierce adventurer who chopped goblins like pigs.

But without a doubt, more than a month after he had crossed into this world,

Among the low-level adventurers of River Valley Town,

For the first time,

Xia Nan had a story of his own.