This Life, I Will Be the Protagonist-Chapter 578 - : Divine Game: Chaotic Restaurant 98

[Black Food Tent Highest Rule: Pet-Friendly Restaurant]

[Purple Food Tent Basic Rule #1: Dining time must not exceed half an hour.]

[Blue Food Tent Basic Rule #1: Dining time must not be less than 5 hours.]

So, the blue food tent's dining time cannot be less than five hours?

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A forced rule is never sweet, all full of traps.

She thought about the different levels of strictness between the highest rules of the blue and white food tents. Could it be that the longer you stay, the stricter the rules? The over-5-hour dining time didn't feel like a benefit, more like a punishment.

Now she knew the highest rules for the red and black food tents, so the next tent she'd visit would definitely be one of those two. She glanced at the tent marked by Romantic Tourist and, based on the "Ordinary Customer" kill reward, designated the red tent.

[Red Food Tent Basic Rule #1: You cannot use your own race's language.]

Rita made a note of all her findings.

Just then, her juice and dessert were brought to her. Although she had been cautious the entire time, watching the chef to see what he added, she still smelled and tasted each dish, ensuring the chef hadn't added anything extra.

Then, Ghost·Sang Cup sat down across from her.

He plucked a pine needle from his head, dipped it in the thick beast-fat soup that Emerald Crane·Gale hadn't finished, and wrote something in Owlspeak on the table: "Let's exchange information."

Rita gave him an odd look, glancing at the soup on the table, and wondered, Is this considered a waste?

She crossed her arms and shook her head, signaling rejection.

She wasn't going to share real information with him, and she didn't trust what he said, so why bother?

She placed the juice and one of the desserts into her bag, holding the last one in her hand, just in case Ghost·Sang Cup tried to knock her dishes over.

Ghost·Sang Cup mimicked Rita's actions and ordered the same juice and two desserts for himself, then paid for his meal.

Rita wasn't bothered by him copying her. In fact, the more he copied, the better. She wanted him to follow her lead so she could set more traps.

Unlike when she received her order and the chef immediately started preparing the food, when Ghost·Sang Cup ordered, the chef stood quietly for a few minutes before starting.

And when the chef was halfway through making the juice, Rita subtly pressed Repay under the table, borrowing Ghost·Sang Cup's skill!

[Repay: Silence the world]

Using it would make all actions made by the player silent, making it ideal for an assassination. The skill lasts for 20 minutes with a 25-minute cooldown.

Since Repay's description was "Temporarily steal the last skill used by the player," once the skill was stolen, Ghost·Sang Cup's skill effect disappeared.

At the moment the skill was taken, Ghost·Sang Cup's silence ended.

The event happened so suddenly that the chef didn't have time to stop, or perhaps, he only noticed the issue when the sound was made.

Less than half an hour into the restaurant, another player was gone.

At that moment, all the players and customers in the ice restaurant turned to look at BS-Rita: Did you do that?

Rita gave them a shocked look, as if she were just as surprised by what had happened.

Ghost·Sang Cup shifted uncomfortably and was tempted to leave right then.

Now that the chef was gone, who would make his juice and desserts?

After Rita finished her feigned shock, she took a sip of her juice. She didn't rush to use the skill, but silently thought it through. She hadn't wanted to waste the chef's huge skill, but seeing that he hadn't used it to manipulate the customers and get them to make noise, she had her doubts.

Had he not used it because employees couldn't kill customers? Or was there a limit on how many kills one could make?

Before figuring that out, Rita was content to forgo one opportunity to act.

It was only after seeing how dangerous the blue food tent was that she realized the severity of the situation. Even though she had won, Rita still felt a sense of dread. Spending more than five hours here was no small feat.

[Ding—Congratulations, BS-Rita has killed player Black Tea Traveler using the highest rule of the blue food tent.]

[Player Traveler has chosen to exchange one SSS-level skill for his tenth resurrection chance.]

[You can choose to obtain this SSS-level skill as your prize.]

[Or choose to randomly learn two rules related to the food tents as your prize.]

[Ding—You've received your kill reward: Mana +999.]

[You killed the "Dark Chef." You will learn two Dark Food Street rules.]

[Dark Food Street Rule #1: Killing a "Wandering Chef" hidden in the Dark Food Street will end the current Divine Game early, and you will receive +5000◆ to your sales.]

[Dark Food Street Rule #2: Killing a "VIP" hidden in the Dark Food Street will end the current Divine Game early, and you will receive +5000◆ to your sales.]

Now the question is, if she killed herself, would it count as killing a "Wandering Chef"?

At this moment, Rita wasn't sure how to communicate with the system. She relayed the potential bug to her 913 Secretary, asking for help.

Rita: "Hurry up and report it."

B8017913: "Do you think the game will listen to me?"

Rita: "Try it."

To her surprise, B8017913 got a response.

B8017913: "They told me to take you far away."