“Ah, this…”
Looking at the passive skill named Rebirth, Akali was stunned.
Good heavens, she couldn’t help but exclaim.
She had just been complaining that the Cryophoenix’s W, Crystallize, wasn’t practical, and now it was slapping her in the face with something good, right?
Akali took back her previous words; what was Tibbers worth anyway?
This was the best thing she had drawn this time!
Rebirth was a passive skill from the Cryophoenix.
Its effect was very simple: as the name implied, it provided Akali with one chance to turn into an egg after death and be reborn!
You had to understand, that was Rebirth!
What a noble term!
In the entire Ninja World, the only people capable of true Rebirth were Orochimaru and Uchiha Madara!
One was an ultimate scientist, and the other was an invincible Asura of the Ninja World, a man who had pioneered an era.
Therefore, Akali was pleasantly surprised.
She jumped up from her chair in a flash, ignoring the chopsticks she had been using to eat that fell to the floor, and paced around the living room in excitement.
Of course, amidst her excitement, Akali didn’t forget one question.
That was, she had pulled the gacha twelve times, so how did she end up with thirteen prizes?
The Four Heavenly Kings have five members, so getting thirteen prizes from twelve pulls was reasonable, right?
Pah, Akali even said there were five people but only three costs!
However, before she transmigrated, Akali had played various games, and she had done countless gacha pulls.
So, looking at the system’s gacha, Akali quickly thought of a possibility.
“Could it be that the system’s ten-pull actually comes with a free pull?”
“Hey, hey, hey, System?”
Akali asked the system in her mind.
A moment later, she received an affirmative reply!
That’s right, the system’s ten-pull indeed included a free pull!
“I’m speechless!” Akali was somewhat at a loss for words.
Only now realizing that a ten-pull included an extra pull, hadn’t she wasted so many pulls before?
However, Akali thought about it; she had been too weak before.
For the sake of strength, there was no problem with using every pull she had; one couldn’t always pursue maximum efficiency at every moment.
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If Akali hadn’t pulled the gacha, she might not have even been able to defeat Sasuke back then!
“Forget it, forget it!” Akali let herself off the hook.
However, it was fine when she didn’t know, but now that she did, she should try to do ten-pulls in the future whenever possible.
After this round of gacha pulls was finished, Akali’s status panel also…
Alright, it hadn’t really changed much.
After all, this time, Akali’s gacha pulls had not brought her any substantial attribute improvements.
It was just that Akali’s personal evaluation had changed.
[Although you are still young, you already possess superior personal qualities. While you lack combat experience and your methods are not yet diverse enough, the “wooden board effect” is real in the Ninja World, and your strengths nearly cover up your shortcomings.]
[Therefore, your evaluation is — highly aggressive, a Special Jonin capable of defeating most average Jonin!]
“It’s still Special Jonin in the end (annoyed)…”
Akali couldn’t help but twitch.
However, she wasn’t surprised.
Having pulled the gacha so many times, she finally understood.
If she wanted an increase in immediate combat power, that is, a rapid increase in personal attributes, she had to rely on money-based gacha to pull for equipment.
emotion points gacha could sometimes yield items that improved attributes, such as runes and Hextech augments.
But most of the time, it would be hero skills; after all, there were too many hero skills!
But hadn’t Akali already shot a photo album with Naruto?
Where was the money?
Akali could only say that she had been greedy this time; she had signed a revenue-sharing contract with the magazine, not a buyout.
Therefore, the share of the money would take some time to reach her hands.
Currently, Akali was a pauper with only two thousand ryo left.
So, in Konoha, what could two thousand ryo do?
Let’s put it this way: two thousand ryo was nothing more than the price of one explosive tag or about thirty bowls of Ichiraku ramen!
Hinata wasn’t joking when she said she wanted to support Akali earlier, because Akali was truly out of money.
For a moment, Akali, who was so poor she could rival a certain shameless shrine maiden, couldn’t help but press her palms together.
“I want a kind soul to give me one million! Please, kind soul!”
Akali prayed like this.
Of course, after praying for a moment, Akali put her hands down.
Just kidding.
Surely not, right?
Rather than believing that, she might as well go out, turn left, and buy a lottery ticket!
Or, next time the First Emperor of Qin wants 50, she could just transfer the money.
However, sometimes, reality is just that strange.
In the afternoon, just as Akali was at home familiarizing herself with some new skills and thinking about how to arrange Naruto and Sasuke for tomorrow…
“Knock, knock, knock!”
A burst of intense knocking came from the door.
However, upon discovering someone knocking, Akali did not immediately go to open the door, but chose to open the mini-map in her mind to check.
She had placed Control Wards around her house, just like installing surveillance cameras.
This was also to prevent any “water meter inspection” situations.
But when Akali saw who the visitor was, she became confused.
“Neji? Although I do have a plan to make contact, why would Neji come to my place?”
Akali walked over and opened the door.
A young man with pure white eyes, wearing a Konoha headband, long black hair reaching down to his waist, and bandages wrapped from his hands to his arms, giving off a sharp and intense feeling, appeared before Akali.
However, unlike his usual impression, this Hyuga Neji was holding a black backpack; she didn’t know if his visit this time had anything to do with this backpack.
At this moment, seeing Akali, Neji’s cold, sharp white eyes swept over, confirming her identity.
Without any nonsense, Neji threw the black backpack in his hand directly at Akali.
Akali tilted her head and dodged.
“Bang—”
The somewhat heavy backpack flew past Akali and slammed heavily onto the living room coffee table, knocking over all the cups on it.
Traces of water began to spread across the room.
Seeing this, Akali’s gaze became unfriendly.
“What are you doing? Want to fight, gloomy guy!”
“Hmph!” Neji didn’t answer, just gave a cold snort.
Then, with an aloof attitude, Neji spoke coldly:
“I don’t know how you deceived Lady Hinata, but as your senior, I advise you: some things are not yours, and even if you’ve obtained them, you shouldn’t use them!”
“Otherwise, the Hyuga clan can make you spit out what you’ve eaten ten times over!”
“Remember my words, Akali!”
“I will…” Neji pointed at his own eyes with two fingers, then pointed at Akali: “…be watching you!”
Afterward, having said a bunch of inexplicable words, Neji left on his own.
Watching Neji’s retreating figure, Akali’s expression underwent a tiny, little bit of change!