Suddenly, a "ding!" sounded inside the store. The people sitting scattered around thought it was a mechanical sound and instinctively looked nervously in the direction of the sound.

Du Jun was scanning a barcode, holding a bottle of water in his hand. After scanning and finding it to be an ordinary product, he squeezed his hand, and the mineral water disappeared into thin air.

"Can it be put into the virtual space?" Cheng Shuang jumped up and asked with great interest.

"Hey, Shuangshuang, what are you doing hiding here?" Liu Juan, who was leaning against the French window, looked at the little girl standing not far from her in surprise upon hearing the voice, scratched her head, and asked in confusion, "When did you get here?"

"Ha, she even braided her hair! So cute!" She walked over and pinched the little girl's yellowish hair ends. Ultimately, she didn't continue this rather pointless chatter, but instead asked a question similar to Cheng Shuang's, "Du Jun, are ordinary goods allowed to be carried?"

The little girl touched her red hair tie and looked at Du Jun.

"Yes, but you can only put it into the space after scanning the code, and then the status will change to portable." The boy stretched out his hand, and the water reappeared.

The group's mood improved considerably. At least they now possessed the legendary storage space and skills, unlike before when they were all empty-handed and vulnerable to death if they weren't careful.

Du Lanshan immediately thought of the woman named Wu Qian. After she disappeared, the ground returned to its original cleanliness. The wine and packaging bags were nowhere to be found, but the shelves were still full.

Her taking the drinks without asking and littering the packaging violated the convenience store's rule against "malicious damage and waste of goods," and her repeated offenses and wanton waste of the drinks provided the basis for the convenience store to exercise its authority.

“After scanning the code, ordinary goods will no longer belong to the convenience store!” Du Lushui murmured, clearly thinking of Wu Qian’s disappearance, just like his brother.

Cheng Shuang grabbed a shopping bag and filled it with snacks she liked but hadn't dared to eat too much of before.

Children often lack self-control when faced with things they like, but she was alright. At least she stopped shopping when she couldn't carry it anymore, dragged it to the cashier, scanned each item, and then put it back into the bag, stuffing it all into the storage compartment.

Liu Juan wanted to go over and help, but seeing that the little girl was independent at such a young age and didn't ask for help, she stopped and instead took the lollipop-shaped popping candy the little girl offered, asking with concern, "Is it separated?"

The little girl covered her mouth to enjoy the popping candy, laughing and shaking her head foolishly, "The things in the shopping bag count as one compartment."

Everyone's eyes lit up as they began to devise ways to maximize the benefits of the space grid.

Lifesaving cards and pills should definitely be kept separately for easier access. Food and water can be put in a bag, just like the little girl's example. However, snacks are not recommended. For adults, it is best to pack some easy-to-eat and filling sandwiches or bread.

Cheng Shuang stepped on the pedal switch of the trash can, threw in the wrapper of popping candy, her dark eyes widened, and she couldn't help but let out a "Wow!" and muttered to herself, "It's like a black hole!"

Liu Juan glanced at the small trash can and saw that the inside was pitch black. Trash disappeared instantly when it fell in. After the lid was closed, she noticed a line of small words on it: "Cannot accept any human body parts or cards or other items that violate the trash requirements."

She remembered the no-fighting warning on the notice board, which could be considered a safety benefit provided by the rest area to its maintainers!

For some reason, Liu Juan breathed a sigh of relief, her mind became clearer, and she focused all her energy on the newlyweds' gift package.

She only has ten storage slots. The cards and medicines given to new players take up seven slots, and she needs to plan how to use the rest. "It's best to leave one slot, just in case I need to, so I don't run out of space."

Sun Han pushed up his glasses. "Maybe we'll have to get together again for dangerous games in the future. I've heard the term 'Gate of Reincarnation' a lot. Maybe entering it will lead to a completely new world. I think if possible, we should share what we have, like our skills. That would help us cooperate."

The Du brothers exchanged glances and then looked at Du Jun and Liu Juan, seemingly agreeing with Sun Han's suggestion.

Liu Juan looked at Cheng Shuang questioningly, and the little girl thought for a moment and said, "Uncle Sun is right. If we encounter a situation where we are playing a game together, I can show everyone the skill cards I have. In an emergency, I can use them flexibly."

Du Lushui's eyes brightened slightly as she finally understood why the other three hadn't voiced any objections when a child became the stationmaster; it turned out he was a clever little fellow.

“I agree.” He was the first to support it.

Du Lanshan hesitated for a moment, but seeing his younger brother nod, he nodded sullenly as well.

Liu Juan and Du Jun naturally understood the pros and cons of this matter and unanimously agreed.

The vote passed unanimously. Sun Han consciously showed off his skills first, and they immediately appeared on the computer screen word by word.

His special, upgradable skill is—he's the God of Misfortune!

This skill inflicts a minor bad luck effect on those around the user, typically affecting a radius of five meters. Attacks are ineffective and the effect can be reflected while the skill is active. In a team, it automatically identifies teammates and passively activates a national domain (teammates within this domain will not be infected with the bad luck effect and are also unable to attack or accidentally harm each other). The skill lasts for 30 minutes with a 12-hour cooldown. The skill's activation time can be paused and accumulated; pausing or accumulating doubles the cooldown time.

Limitations: Skills are prone to going out of control in non-team modes, so please don't spread your bad luck recklessly and strive to improve!

Everyone's lips twitched. No wonder he offered to share his skills. His skills were very special, and it would be a big problem if his teammates misunderstood them. It was better to make it clear beforehand.

The second one is Du Jun.

Common, upgradeable skill – Game Time: Allows a designated target to enter Game Time, where they are assigned as a game character or NPC. Within the storyline, the target can be freely controlled to complete game tasks.

Let's have a game cosplay extravaganza with our friends in our free time! But be careful, people can die in the game too!

What's rare is that Du Jun also has a secondary skill—when a user of a special or higher-level skill or card has a high chance of breaking free from control, he can forcibly send them into a self-created mini-dungeon. Once the target character dies, their skill can be converted into a one-time skill card. Skill duration: 30 seconds; cooldown: 10 hours.

Restriction 1: Only one target can be targeted, and once locked, it cannot be unlocked. Restriction 2: If the target does not achieve the death achievement within the skill's duration, it is considered a successful escape, the self-created mini-dungeon collapses, and the world of the Gate of Reincarnation will be unusable once in the next cycle.

At first glance, the game's stats seem impressive, giving off a "Absolute Territory: I Am the King of Yu-Gi-Oh!" vibe, but the limitations are too high, preventing it from reaching a special level.

Because once surrounded, the outcome becomes unpredictable. Clearly, this skill is well-suited for group operations. On the bright side, this skill is highly versatile and ideal for long-range ambushes.