Kirk carefully inspected the two pieces of equipment. [Guard of the Mosasaurus] was still in good condition, and it was easy to repair. However, the [Lord of the White Age] was in bad condition, with cracks in the rope and the two dinosaur teeth. Fortunately, the one wearing the dinosaur teeth was

The rope was made from the hind hamstrings of Tyrannosaurus Rex and was very tough. It could withstand the vicious claws of the final boss who transformed into a werewolf. However, there were obvious cuts on it.

Kirk was extremely distressed.

After querying the space, the space unscrupulously and sinisterly gave a prompt: "This equipment is DIY equipment for contractors. Please collect the materials as it is and replace it. It is currently estimated that this equipment is in a severely damaged state. If it continues to be used without repair, it is likely to

Adverse consequences such as permanent damage or equipment dissipation may occur.”

Kirk was on the verge of tears. Now that "Invasion of the Ancients" has passed for a long time, where can he find replacement Tyrannosaurus Rex hind hamstrings and broken dinosaur teeth?

Kirk Xiaobai continued to ask for help, and the space finally revealed its true face with a sinister smile: "After inspection, due to the extremely special material, if you choose to repair it in space, it will cost three times the price of the raw materials themselves."

The ugly face of Space, who wants money and has no shame, is more insidious than the car insurance seller Kirk has ever seen, more sinister than the 4S shop's charges, and more vicious than the return of goods at a black shop.

What else could Kirk say, did he really not want [Guardian of the Mosasaur] and [Lord of the White Age]? He could only silently shed tears for his newly bulging wallet.

The space appears for the repair schedule and cost of the ball machine.

Kirk despairedly discovered that along with the snail crawling of the repair schedule, the cost ball machine was like the ping pong balls flying all over the place during the lottery, soaring all the way to 90,000 miles, and it was likely that it would not stop until it was bankrupt.

While Kirk watched the cost machine soaring in fear, he complained that the cost was not proportional to the repair progress. One was the tortoise and the other was the rabbit. It seemed that the tortoise was still sleeping this time.

Just when he was worried that he didn't have enough money and was about to ask the quartermaster Wang Han for help, the repair progress finally accelerated. After reaching 100, a prompt "Repair completed, please pay" appeared.

In this space, I am afraid that people will take away things without paying for them.

The paid slot machine finally stopped at 420,000 points, and the final fee was actually as high as 420,000 survival points!

Kirk's face was expressionless. Since this is the overlord clause, you can't find a second option. No matter how high the charge is, you still have to fix it.

However, after the two pieces of equipment were returned to Kirk's hands, shocking screams resounded throughout the function hall.

"What's going on!" Kirk gasped and rushed to the artificial information desk with red eyes, ready to fight.

A unique aunt took over Kirk's [Lord of Baiji]. She opened her mouth wide in surprise and exclaimed in surprise: "My God, such a beautiful necklace, full of power and the call of the wild! Where are you?

Bought it? I’m willing to pay 100 survival points to buy it, how about it?”

Facing Auntie's expectant gaze, Kirk sighed feebly: "Sister, I just spent 420,000 survival points on repairing it here."

"420,000?" The aunt finally realized its value: "Thank you for your patronage! Is there anything else you need to serve?"
Chapter completed!