Chapter 86 - Add A Point To The Hourglass
Little Hus giggled in a sly manner. “Gru, stop talking. No one understands you anyway.”
Gru got anxious. It extended its branch to whip Little Hus, but the sly husky bolster dodged it as he laughed.
It was then that Sanque opened its eyes and said, “It says since Deeny can store all that information into her brain, so can you. Just find a special item that can replicate or copy memories. It may work.”
Everyone else was rendered speechless.
‘Are you even sure that’s what Gru said? Gru ‘Gru-ed’ like seven times and you got that much from him?!’
Before Su Yang even finished ridiculing him inwardly, Sanque continued, “On top of that, Gru said Little Hus is a stupid dog. He stole the master’s shaver to shave himself.”
The husky’s face on the bolster froze in fear.
The selections might have been a little strange, but Su Yang would rather buy the wrong item than miss out on the correct one, so he bought them all.
After going around for an hour, Su Yang got three items. Coincidentally, he also had three Random Points at hand. He decided to call it a day and go back to test his luck.
When he returned to the villa, Su Yang laid all three items out on the table: an hourglass, a bowl, and a bag of cookies.
Su Yang asked Little Hus, “Which one of these has the strongest scent?”
One of the edges of the bolster pointed at the hourglass.
“What about the second strongest?”
Little Hus pointed at the bowl.
‘It seems like the bag of cookies is the weakest.’
On second thought, Su Yang decided to start with the strongest scent. Since these three items had something to do with memories or had the ability to enhance his memory, a successful point-addition to anyone of them would be enough.
Su Yang headed to the bathroom and washed his hands with his ‘lucky’ soap and started to add points to the hourglass.
When the system was brought up, a translucent [+] sign appeared on top of the hourglass. Su Yang tapped on it and the hourglass shrunk to the size of a finger.
‘Did it work?’ Su Yang waited patiently for the window to pop up.
Half a minute later, the description window appeared.
[Hourglass +1: Size has shrunk and shape has changed.]
[Remark: Am I cuter when I’m smaller?]
‘Cute, my a**!’