Update - 1.12.0.120
EN: 1.12.0.120 CN: 1.12.0.120 JP: 1.12.0.124 KR: 1.12.0.124
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11303.1": "Asking for Help (3)",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11303.2": "\"This is a supply station. State your needs. But before you get any supplies, please answer a few questions...\"\n So, Shimiao came up with another method. A real Trekker would know the Monolith's conditions inside and out. By quizzing them, she could tell if they were actually prepared.\nIt was just...\nHer Loong senior chuckled as a crowd of Trekkers gathered around Shimiao.\n\"Yes, it's highly likely you'll run into a Forbidden Beauty in this Monolith. If you do, you should first...\"\nTurns out, Shimiao's knowledge was so extensive that her questions always helped Trekkers patch the holes in their own plans. Eventually, whenever she was on duty, the supply station became a Q&A session.\nBut hey, that isn't such a bad thing, right?",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11303.3": "Clear Monolith with Shimiao in your squad 3 times",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11401.1": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11401.2": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11401.3": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11402.1": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11402.2": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11402.3": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11403.1": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11403.2": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11403.3": "???",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11401.1": "The Ultimate Proof Ⅰ",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11401.2": "Chaton spotted an unranked arcade cabinet tucked away in a dusty corner of the Monolith Arcade.\nWhether it was due to its obscure location or the game itself just sucking, the player leaderboard was completely blank.\nFor Chaton, however, this was a godsend. She finally had the perfect chance to prove that her gaming skills were vastly superior to Kasimira's.\nShe eagerly stepped up to the machine, which looked suspiciously like a front-loading washer.\nUnlike the button-mashers she was used to, this one involved swiping and tapping along the inside of a circular ring.\n\"Hmph, as if a little gimmick could stump the great Chaton!\"\nDespite it being her first try, it only took a few slip-ups for her to completely master the controls.\nNow there was only one thing left to do: speedrun every stage, claim the number one spot, and rub it right in Kasimira's face.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11401.3": "Clear Monolith with Chaton in your squad once",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11402.1": "The Ultimate Proof Ⅱ",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11402.2": "Most games started off easy to hook you in, only ramping up the difficulty once you'd caught onto the rhythm.\nBut this machine clearly hadn't gotten the memo.\nIt felt like it was deliberately out to get her. The bizarre controls, the constantly shifting hand gestures, and the ridiculously complex beatmaps during the climax—it was all pushing her patience to the breaking point.\nFinally, with a sharp clack, she pressed the dark barrel of her pistol right against the screen.\n\"Wait.\"\nChaton froze for a second.\n\"Kasimira hasn't beaten this game either. So, if I can clear it...\"\nAt that thought, she quietly holstered her weapon and sat back down.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11402.3": "Clear Monolith with Chaton in your squad twice",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11403.1": "The Ultimate Proof Ⅲ",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11403.2": "As the saying goes, hard work pays off.\nIf a game existed, it could be beaten. If it couldn't, the developer was the one who messed up.\nAfter what felt like an eternity, a groan echoed from the corner of the arcade.\n\"Ahhh...\"\nUnlike her usual triumphant cheers, this sigh was filled with sheer exhaustion and the sweet relief that it was finally over.\nChaton stared at the results screen like she'd just crawled to the end of the world, watching her name locked into the leaderboard.\nBut as she looked at her solitary name, a realization hit her.\nIf she was the only player on the board, she was automatically in first place.\nSo what was the point of being number one if she hadn't actually beaten anyone?\nWith that, Chaton packed up her gear and headed out, determined to drag someone back there to challenge her.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11403.3": "Clear Monolith with Chaton in your squad 3 times",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11501.1": "Hide-and-Seek (1)",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11501.2": "Don't ever take playing hide-and-seek with Firefly lightly.\n—Not unless you want to realize every possible hiding spot around you has been blasted to rubble, and Firefly's \"Avalanche\" cannon is locked right on you as she cheerfully announces \"gotcha\" and opens fire.\n\"Did those old geezers from Grace Imperium never teach her what 'hide-and-seek' actually is?!\"\nThat's what everyone ends up yelling while running for their lives after playing with her.\nBut Firefly doesn't get it. At all.\nAll she sees is people running as fast as they can, just like Sherlock does. In that case—\n\"Pursuing!\"\nSo Firefly gives chase.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11501.3": "Clear Monolith with Firefly in your squad once",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11603.2": "To this day, Ridge still hasn't found the perfect room to store her grain.\nBut she remains patient.\nThe City of a Thousand Monoliths wasn't built in a single day, nor does wheat ripen overnight. So what if she has to spend a little extra time to find a safe and secure place for her grain?\nOne day, she'll have an entire Monolith as a granary, filled to the brim with grain she's grown. A fireproof, theft-proof, damp-proof, mold-proof, and temperature-control site for the freshest grain...\nThat way, she would never have to worry about starving, even if it were the end of the world.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11603.3": "Clear Monolith with Ridge in your squad 3 times",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11701.1": "Jinglin's Cooking Adventures (1)",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11701.2": "Jinglin loves to cook. She's still young, but her skills in the kitchen rival those of seasoned chefs.\nShe used to have a cooking partner—her trusty little step stool.\nIt was a necessity for a girl who barely cleared three feet tall! Without it, she could barely see into the pot.\nBut standing on a stool in the kitchen wasn't exactly safe, especially since the floor was often damp and the stool was small. Slipping was a real risk. For her safety, Jinglin's mother made a decision: she had a custom stovetop built to match Jinglin's height.\nFrom then on, the kitchen stool that had faithfully served Jinglin for two years quietly retired and began a second life as her go-to seat for watching TV.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11701.2": "Jinglin loves to cook. She's still young, but her skills in the kitchen rival those of seasoned chefs.\nShe used to have a cooking partner—her trusty little step stool.\nIt was a necessity for a girl who barely cleared three feet tall! Without it, she could barely see into the pot.\nBut standing on a stool in the kitchen wasn't exactly safe, especially since the floor was often damp and the stool was small. Slipping was a real risk. For her safety, Jinglin's mother made a decision: she had a custom stovetop built to match Jinglin's height.\nFrom then on, the kitchen stool that had faithfully served Jinglin for two years quietly retired and began a second life as her go-to seat for watching projector Artifact.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11701.3": "Clear Monolith with Jinglin in your squad once",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11702.1": "Jinglin's Cooking Adventures (2)",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.11702.2": "Jinglin loves exploring all kinds of cuisines. In fact, many of Jing's Bistro's signature meals were specialties she developed with her mother and Grandpa Qin.\nDue to a shared taste, they had a habit of adding a pinch of sugar at the final step of cooking. They called it a way to \"bring out the flavor\" because sugar enhances the natural taste of the ingredients and makes everything more savory.\nIn reality, their \"pinch\" was far more than what other Novians expected. Early customers politely asked if the chef had mixed up the sugar and salt, and business soon suffered. To save the restaurant, Jinglin began inviting patrons to taste-test new recipes and adjusted them to the local palate.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14002.2": "The time had finally come to test Tyrant Pie. Sparkla yanked Leona and Bloc off her blocklist and invited them to climb the Monolith, completely ignoring Leona's furious spam and the ninety-nine new feature requests from Bloc.\n\"Interesting! Let's see who's better—your Tyrant Pie or my Tick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop!\" Sizing up the new robot at the Monolith entrance, Leona issued a challenge.\nTaking a leisurely sip of tea, Bloc delivered a crushing blow. \"Your Tick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop couldn't even beat her Rabbit Pie last time.\"\nSparkla added fuel to the fire without looking up from Tyrant Pie's final diagnostics. \"It's a support bot. If you can't even tell that much, Leona, I seriously question your skills.\"\n\"Arrrgh! Just you wait! You'll see what Tick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop can really do once we're inside!\"\n\nHaving successfully goaded Leona into charging in first to clear the way, Sparkla and Bloc shared a knowing nod.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14002.3": "Clear Monolith with Sparkla in your squad 2 times",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14003.1": "Tyrant Pie Ⅲ",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14003.2": "Inside the Monolith.\nTick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop's wild bombardment drew a massive swarm of Stellaroids right toward the trio.\n\"It really does make an excellent decoy,\" Sparkla noted approvingly.\nNow it was time for Tyrant Pie and Rabbit Pie to shine. Tuning out Leona's distant screams of \"It's not a decoy! It's my ultimate invincible bomber!\", Sparkla hit Tyrant Pie's start button.\n\"Commencing calculations.\" A human voice emanated from within the robot. Sparkla had actually gone out of her way to have that person record the audio, even installing a dedicated voice module for it. Unfortunately, Tyrant Pie could at that point only transmit its calculation results to Rabbit Pie via coded beeps.\n\"Three o'clock. Four small Stellaroids and one medium Stellaroid approaching at 10.44 meters per second.\"\nGuided by the steady stream of beeps, Rabbit Pie easily wiped out the vast majority of the swarm—beating Tick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop by exactly forty-three kills.\n\n\"You guys are double-teaming me! That's not fair!!\" Leona's furious roar echoed through the tower.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14003.2": "Inside the Monolith.\nTick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop's wild bombardment drew a massive swarm of Stellaroids right toward the trio.\n\"It really does make an excellent decoy,\" Sparkla noted approvingly.\nNow it was time for Tyrant Pie and Rabbit Pie to shine. Tuning out Leona's distant screams of \"It's not a decoy! It's my ultimate invincible bomber!\", Sparkla hit Tyrant Pie's start button.\n\"Commencing calculations.\" A human voice emanated from within the robot. Sparkla had actually gone out of her way to have that person record the audio, even installing a dedicated voice module for it. Unfortunately, Tyrant Pie could at that point only transmit its calculation results to Rabbit Pie via voiceprint.\n\"Three o'clock. Four small Stellaroids and one medium Stellaroid approaching at 10.44 meters per second.\"\nGuided by the steady stream of beeps, Rabbit Pie easily wiped out the vast majority of the swarm—beating Tick-Tock-Boom-Bang-Pop by exactly forty-three kills.\n\n\"You guys are double-teaming me! That's not fair!!\" Leona's furious roar echoed through the tower.",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14003.3": "Clear Monolith with Sparkla in your squad 3 times",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14101.1": "Don't Pick Up Strange Things (1)",
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"StarTowerBookEventReward.14101.2": "They say you can find anything in a Monolith.\nChixia snagged a videotape with a crooked label: The Rixx. A few letters were smudged beyond recognition.\nHow was she supposed to play it?\nA few steps away, she found a small black box with a slot that looked like a perfect fit.\nWhy not?\nShe shoved the tape in. An image instantly flickered to life on the wall—a movie!\nHer master and senior weren't due back for a while, so Chixia settled in comfortably. Moments later, a piercing scream ripped through the Monolith.\n\"GHOST—!\"",
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