Hunter: You Call This Food Hunter?

"Another thing to note is that if the card is not put into the book for more than 1 minute, the card will automatically turn back into a prop and can no longer be turned into a card."

“Finally, I need to remind you that if the player dies in the game, all the information in the book and ring will disappear.

If you leave the game and do not return to it for ten days, all cards will disappear. "

Perhaps because Eaton recognized Elena, Elena's explanation was very detailed.

She even demonstrated it herself by showing objects.

"That's it for the explanation."

Elena concluded: "These are just the minimum instructions."

"For detailed information, please try to obtain it by yourself during the game."

"Mr. Eaton, do you have any questions?"

Eaton shook his head, "No, thanks for explaining."

"Then, the game officially starts from now on! I wish you a happy game!"

As Elena's words fell, the ground beside the reception hall sunk, revealing the spiral staircase leading below.

Saying goodbye to Elena, Eaton went down the stairs.

It didn't take long to reach the ground.

Eaton looked back and realized that the building he was in was a nearly ten-story cylindrical tower.

The most outrageous thing is that the top of this high-tech tower is actually paved with straw!

For a moment, Eaton didn't know what to complain about.

Taking his eyes away from the tower, Eaton took in his surroundings.

In front of us is an endless grassland.

Greed Island has just been released not long ago, so most people are still new to it.

The gaming environment is not as bad as it will be in the future.

Therefore, Eaton did not encounter the situation in the original book where new players were targeted by old players with various spell cards as soon as they entered the game.

Choosing a random direction, Eaton planned to visit nearby cities first.

After walking for less than half an hour, Eaton saw the shadow of the town ahead.

Eaton's excellent eyesight allowed him to see the banner at the entrance to the town from a distance: "Welcome to the bounty city of Andochiba."

Walking into the city, there are people coming and going on the streets, and the whole city looks extremely prosperous.

But Eaton knew it was just an illusion.

Most of the residents on Greed Island are mind beasts created by Jin and his friends.

It is equivalent to an NPC that only runs according to fixed procedures.

When it comes to questions outside the program, their unanimous answer is that they don’t know.

Along the way, the walls of the street were covered with various bounties.

It can only be said that it is a hunting game exclusively for Hunter.

The corners of Eaton's mouth raised slightly: "Then, let me experience this game."

The first step to experience the game is naturally to earn in-game currency.

In the original book, Gon and Killua didn't know that there was a special currency system in the game, and they still wanted to use the ring to settle the bill.

Eaton was considered a game enthusiast before traveling through time, so he would definitely not make such a common-sense mistake.

He casually accepted a few bounty tasks that rewarded money, and in one afternoon, he had tens of thousands more J in his hand.

J is the currency unit in the game.

Eaton complained slightly when he got the money at first.

Because these currencies also exist in the form of cards.

There are eight denominations of J: ten, fifty, one hundred, five hundred, one thousand, two thousand, five thousand and ten thousand.

Each denomination will form a card, and the free pocket has only 45 card slot positions.

In other words, Eaton can't put too much money on him, otherwise there will be no room for other cards.

This is where Eaton gets upset.

The currency in other games is in a separate column, how can it be like Greed Island?

You even have to be careful about your budget and don't have too much money in your hands.

But this can be regarded as Jin's good intentions.

This approach undoubtedly greatly ensures that there will be no data expansion and hundreds of millions of J in the later stage of the game.

It can be regarded as extending the life of the game in disguise.

No wonder no one has finished the game in the original book after it has been running for more than ten years.

After solving the money problem, it was almost time for dinner.

Although there is a lot of food in the stomach space, Eaton wanted to try the food in this game.

Coincidentally, Eaton came to the restaurant where Gon and Killua visited in the original book.

The main thing is that this restaurant has a challenge. As long as you eat the designated food within half an hour, you can get a card.

When it comes to eating Eaton, I have never been afraid of anyone.

The store is not that big, with only one owner who is both a waiter and a chef.

What surprised Eaton was that the boss turned out to be a fat cat without a nose.

Or can we call it a cat person?

"The mind beasts created by Jin are really weird."

Eaton sighed, and then began to destroy the food served by the cat-man boss.

In just a few moments, Eaton eliminated a washbasin-sized portion of food.

Successfully obtained a card called "Garuga".

The serial number of this card is 1217, which is obviously not the hundred cards required to pass the level.

There is also the F-185 number to the right of the card name.

F represents the difficulty of obtaining the card.

There are ten difficulty levels in total, divided according to SS, S, A to H.

The number after F represents the maximum number of cards this card can have.

In other words, there can only be a maximum of 185 cards played by Garuga.

Eaton looked at the introduction on the card: "One of the three most precious delicacies of this island, the taste is so delicate that you can't imagine it based on its appearance.

The eggs of the female fish are believed to have longevity effects and are delicious boiled or grilled. "

Eaton took a look at the pattern on the card. It looked like a combination of stone fish and monkfish. He really couldn't imagine the taste based on the appearance.

With nothing to do, Eaton went straight to a place to grill the fish named Garuga.

Not to mention, although this thing looks ugly, it tastes really good.

The meat is tender and smooth, and paired with Eaton's homemade barbecue sauce, the taste is very layered.

Eaton couldn't help but go back and challenge it several times, and had a great time.

By the end Eaton left a card in his free pocket.

He remembered that one of the designated cards was called "Incredible Pool."

One more fish will be added to the pool every day, and fish in any water area can live in this pool and swim together.

Eaton plans to get the card and use it to raise fish.

Otherwise, he can't come here to challenge every time he wants to eat Garuga, right?