Genshin Impact Internet Cafe: From Wendy to Wendy

The time was approaching nine o'clock in the evening.

After a day of hard work, most customers completed the existing tasks in the game and reached level ten.

Although after Su Li took the time to explain it, they realized that the subsequent new plots and new tasks would have to wait a little longer before they could be implemented in the game.

But even though there are no missions now and it seems that there is nothing to play, they did not vacate their seats on the computer. Instead, they continued to control their favorite characters to explore freely in the game world of Genshin Impact, going to areas that they would never or could not go to in real life, enjoying the scenery or looking for treasures.

Su Li didn't think there was anything wrong with these customers monopolizing the computer.

After all, he can't just abandon existing customers for the sake of more new customers and come up with an abstract rule like "limiting the time spent on the computer", right?

"Once we expand the Internet cafe space tonight and add more computers, the problem of 'difficulty in accessing the Internet' will naturally be resolved."

Because of this, Su Li doesn't care about the behavior of these customers who are monopolizing the machines.

As for whether there will be some wealthy customers who spend money to activate a computer and then leave it idle even when they are not in the Internet cafe, thus turning the computer into their "private property" in disguise...

Sorry.

In addition to the fact that the private rooms, which had increased tenfold in price, did have a hidden rule that was not written on the blackboard - customers were allowed to charter a computer for no more than one month and could stay overnight in the Internet cafe...

For every computer left in the hall, as soon as it is time to get off work at 9 o'clock in the evening, Su Li will use the system to shut down all the turned-on computers and log out of the accounts of all customers who have logged into the computers.

In this way, if customers want to continue surfing the Internet, they can only wait until the Internet cafe opens the next day and then queue up to use the computer.

This can also be considered as a disguised way to curb the possibility of customers hogging the phone.

"It's finally time to get off work!" Su Li, who had been busy all day, stretched lazily and glanced at Klee, who was obsessed with catching fish in various waters but was slow to advance the main task. He did not say anything to remind her.

After all, for children with a very strong curiosity, the behavior of adults who must clearly define the purpose before doing everything is extremely boring and uninteresting.

So in order for Klee to better appreciate the charm of "Genshin Impact" and get a good gaming experience, Su Li began to let Klee explore the game world freely after teaching her how to use the computer. He sat next to Klee with a cup of milk tea, quietly appreciating the things she was doing that seemed meaningless in the eyes of adults.

For example, climbing walls, swimming, chasing birds, and catching fish.

There is no point in doing these things in itself.

But if the people who do these meaningless things have "meaning" to Su Li.

Then even if it is a meaningless thing, it has meaning in Su Li's view.

"Noelle, you've been playing for a whole day, how do you feel about the Internet cafe?"

At this moment, Lisa's highly recognizable lazy voice sounded not far away.

Su Li looked up when he heard the voice and found that it was Lisa, Noelle, Diluk and Kaeya walking towards him from the direction of the Internet cafe's private room.

"Well... the game is fun... and the juice is delicious." Noel thought carefully for a long time and finally gave a very pertinent evaluation.

If Noelle said it was fun, that meant she really thought it was fun.

If Lisa hadn't suddenly knocked on the door of the private room and told her that the Internet cafe closed at nine o'clock every night, it might have been dawn by the time she finally had enough fun.

Moreover, unlike the "scenery type players" who like to explore the world in the open world or the "combat type players" who are keen on fighting, Noelle is more inclined to be a "story type player" who follows the main line to move forward.

Whether it is discussing the possibility of dragon disasters with Captain Qin and others in the game, or subsequently cleaning up the Four Winds Guardian Temple in order to weaken Tevarin's power.

All of these fascinated Noelle, who could only do trivial things in real life.

She felt as if in the game she had become an official knight of the Knights Templar, doing her part to protect Mondstadt.

Unlike in reality, she was just an 'insignificant' maid of the Knights Templar, and she had never been involved in some of the Knights Templar's key and important tasks.

Based on the above points.

Noelle just felt that the game was really fun. With a strong sense of immersion, it indirectly satisfied her wish of becoming a formal knight of the Knights Templar.

"Well, it seems that Noelle has also become a loyal customer of Boss Su." Lisa smiled softly with her hands covering her face, as if she was not surprised at all.

next to.

Diluk and Kaeya were a few steps behind Lisa and Noelle.

There was silence between them.

Considering Diluk's usual personality and attitude towards Kaeya, it is normal for him to remain silent.

But it was somewhat surprising that Kaia, who always liked to play tricks on people and chat, was extremely silent at this time.

"Damn it." Kaeya's face was gloomy at this time. He cursed secretly in his heart, and followed Diluk forward like a walking corpse.

Thinking about how I spent so much time hoeing the land and finally collected enough raw stones for ten draws, I thought that after being unlucky for so long, I would finally be able to draw something good, right?

But Kaia never expected this.

One shot, ten in a row.

The market also... ahem, there's nothing good to sell.

Even the only purple light that appeared didn't bring anything new to his eyes.

At that time, he looked at the four-star weapon [Zhao Xin] that appeared in his backpack.

He felt extremely upset.

"...After the Knights receive their salaries in a couple of days, I must top up some more money to try. I don't believe that my face will always be this dark..."

The silent Diluk was organizing in his mind the information and intelligence he had gained from the missions while completing the main quest.

"The mysterious green boy who can talk to Tevarin... The Abyss Cult..."

Thinking that there was the shadow of the Abyss Cult behind the dragon disaster in reality, Diluk, who didn't say it on the surface but was actually very concerned about Mondstadt's safety in his heart, felt a headache.

If it was just a dragon disaster or a Fatui, he could still do his part with the winery's financial resources and some of his connections.

But faced with the Abyss Cult's next actions being completely unpredictable, his financial resources and connections were instantly useless.

From the perspective of dealing with the Abyss Cult alone, his financial resources and connections are not as useful as his own strength.

"I hope Mond can successfully get through this difficult time..."

Even though Lisa and Kaeya had told him that Boss Su Lisu was most likely the incarnation of the wind god Barbatos, Mondstadt shouldn't have any major problems with the 'Lord Wind God' in charge during this crisis.

But it was really hard for him to let go until the matter was completely resolved.

So in the end, even though he knew that the winery's financial resources would not be of much help in this crisis, he still asked Eze to return to the winery in advance to make preparations and concentrate all available Mora cash in the winery in case of emergency.

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