The Royal Military Academy's Impostor Owns a Dungeon [BL] novel Chapter 94

Chapter 94: Limited-Edition Item

Kyle has never had a more tiring day than today.

Not even when he thought he would die from training as a young man did his worldview collapse this many times.

Frankly, even the face of the corrupted hadn’t scared him out of his wits like this day. Who would’ve thought he’d age fifty years in one go?

He walked mechanically towards their dorm room and frankly didn’t know how he managed to enter.

At times like this, he wished he could be like Jax, who was now whistling happily, without knowing that his life was hinging on a tiny nail.

How exactly was he supposed to explain to his superiors that his boss entered into such a contract without informing anyone?

Kyle wasn’t sure if the person in question was even aware. Luca looked too normal for someone who just got hitched. But he couldn’t react because even Xavier wasn’t reacting.

He actually doubted his sense and sensibilities and wondered if he was just exaggerating or if everybody else was blind to things?!

But would he make it to the next day if he opened his damn mouth? And who would inherit the fruit cup and food he got as compensation?

Kyle decided it was too early to die.

And if they were going to all get killed by the Emperor, then he might as well wait longer so he could eat more.

Eat together, die together. Kyle thought to himself as he slept in a fetal position.

The day ended with Luca actually updating the shop. In their minds, this was perfect because tomorrow was going to be a break for most of them.

Well, it was a mandatory health check after the corruption scare, but it was practically a long weekend for everybody who had to go through the test.

So, the shop went live to disturb the peace once more.

This time, a specialized team was created to monitor the vendor’s movements. The Star Mall staff didn’t care who the seller was, but they sure as hell cared when he or she updated the shop.

The last time they were caught unaware, people’s heads nearly rolled, and an audit had to be done.

It cannot happen again.

The Star Mall team prayed hard when they saw that two new authentications had been requested this time.

They couldn’t see what it was because the automatic system prioritized privacy, but they knew something new would emerge again. The poor staff could only hope the system would hold up this time.

Thank goodness for them because it did.

What did not hold up this time were people’s familial relationships and friendships—well, not until their purchases arrived.

One such case was the soldiers at the military base.

This time, the Marshal asked to have a special alarm installed to dissuade a certain someone from using the fire alarm. With the button conveniently placed on Eden’s desk, she was able to easily use her elbow to alert everyone while winning at life.

So, when the alarm sounded, the people who were fast enough immediately zeroed in on their targets. Friendship and camaraderie came second, as most soldiers only used their feet to wake up their other roommates.

Those lucky enough got a shout, but those unlucky enough didn’t even have the opportunity to see the screen.

They were surprised to see only two items and quickly decided to go for what was called a fruit cup.

The moment the sale time went live, the limited-time item vanished as if it was never even stocked.

At 20,000 Star coins, Luca assumed that no one would want to buy it, especially considering that it was only one normal-sized bowl.

Who in their right mind would want to buy one for 20,000?