Big and Little Sun Go Go

Original novel in Chinese by: 御 我 (Yu Wo)

Part 22: Department Store—translated by TaffyGirl13 (C/E edited by lucathia)

“Congratulations to the player for receiving: Energy Dagger.”

The dagger fell into Elaro’s hands. He had originally felt quite excited for the spinner to land on the dagger but was stunned when he saw the item in his hold. How could this be a dagger? At most, it is a handle. It was a silver, oblate shape that even had anti-slip grooves carved in that made it quite easy to grip. But where is the most important blade?

Elaro helplessly glanced at his teacher.

Grisia no longer wondered at such strange sights. They had spun the wheel to get a meat bun last time, and one of the choices this time had even been a clam. What’s the big deal about a bladeless dagger?

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Big and Little Sun Go Go

Original novel in Chinese by: 御 我 (Yu Wo)

Part 21: Here Comes the Spinner~ —translated by TaffyGirl13 (proofread by Minthe; C/E edited by J Tao & lucathia)

Elaro suddenly stopped in his tracks. Just as Charles was about to question him, he instead stared blankly at an object falling down from a completely empty space. After staring at it intently, he discovered that it was an army green backpack.

Elaro and Grisia both wore happy expressions. Elaro hurriedly transferred the items from the bag he was wearing into the bottomless backpack, which indeed did not bulge out no matter how much was stored inside it.

Next to him, Grisia explained the bottomless backpack’s functionality to Charles.

Charles sighed in admiration, “What a truly unfathomable system. A bottomless backpack sounds like quite a convenient object especially suited for the place we will soon be traveling to. You can take as many supplies as you would like. Even with the weight limit, I believe that Elaro has sufficient strength.”

Continued

Big and Little Sun Go Go

Original novel in Chinese by: 御 我 (Yu Wo)

Part 20: Shouldn’t Children Be Fed When Hungry—translated by TaffyGirl13 (proofread by lucathia; C/E edited by J Tao)

“Readers selected: None of the above. With how quickly Elaro and Charles can run, just directly charge straight to the guard tower! If you follow the readers’ choice, you can earn a small gift.”

Grisia read the choice and asked, “Charles, how long would it take for us to run to the guard tower based on Elaro’s previous running speed?”

Charles studied the map and smiled bitterly. “If we covered the entire journey with the speed from just now, we may be able to reach it in five hours. However, I cannot maintain that kind of speed for such a long period of time.”

Elaro also said in a troubled tone, “Teacher, if I ran at that speed for five hours, I would likely lose the ability to fight. This is too dangerous.”

Continued