Jack couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and nervousness at the daunting tasks laid out before him. He paced back and forth in the cafe, contemplating his next move. How was he going to attract enough customers to fill the cafe and generate 800 Star coins in revenue?

Summoning a deep breath, Jack rekindled his belief in the potential of his recently refurbished internet cafe. Reflecting on its unique technological offerings, he realized its unparalleled standing within the fantastical realm.

Further contemplating his strategies, Jack arrived at a revelation. "Who better to target than teenagers?" he mused aloud. "But where is the best place to convince teenagers to come play games?"

At that moment, a robust teenager, about 17 years old, stepped into the establishment.

"Jack, tomorrow is the academy entrance exam. Aren't you going to..." His words trailed off as he surveyed the unfamiliar surroundings, a perplexed expression clouding his features. "Have I walked into the wrong place?" he silently wondered.

Jack's eyes brightened as he recognized the newcomer—a familiar face from his childhood. It was Marcus, his old friend whose parents owned a restaurant in town. Sensing an opportunity to test his theories and connect with his target audience, Jack eagerly welcomed Marcus.

"Ah, Marcus! You're just in time," Jack exclaimed warmly, a grin spreading across his face. "Welcome to the newly refurbished internet cafe!"

Marcus, still visibly confused, glanced around before turning back to Jack with a puzzled expression. "A what...?"

Jack's smile faltered momentarily as he realized his oversight. In this world, the concept of an internet cafe was entirely foreign. However, he quickly recovered, gesturing for Marcus to follow him.

"Come on, let me show you," Jack urged, a note of excitement in his voice. "I promise you'll love it, though there is a fee."

Marcus's expression shifted to one of disbelief. "Seriously, Jack? After all these years, you're still making me pay for whatever this is?" he questioned, surprised by Jack's request for payment when they had always shared everything before.

"Sorry about that, Marcus," Jack apologized, a hint of regret in his tone. "But rules are rules. Trust me, though, it'll be worth it."

Despite Marcus's initial skepticism, Jack's infectious enthusiasm and reassurance persuaded him to follow along. Curiosity piqued, Marcus trailed after Jack as they navigated through the remodeled space of the internet cafe.

As they ventured further into the cafe, Marcus's eyes widened in amazement at the sleek computers, futuristic decor, and inviting ambiance that surrounded him. The enchanting atmosphere of the cafe, coupled with Jack's confident demeanor, began to win him over.

Jack eagerly showcased the cafe's gaming equipment, highlighting its impressive capabilities and endless entertainment possibilities. He explained how customers could immerse themselves in virtual worlds, battle fierce foes, and embark on epic quests.

"So what you are saying is i can train my fighting skills without having to fight real opponents in life and death battles?" asked Marcus with a hint of excitement in his voice and his eyes sparkling.

"Exactly!" Jack exclaimed, nodding enthusiastically. "You can hone your combat techniques, explore new strategies, and push your limits—all without the risk of actual harm."

Marcus wasn't much of a fighter to begin with but with his friend help he might actually become one. So the idea of sharpening his skills in a safe environment appealed to him immensely, offering a thrilling alternative to the rigorous training sessions awaiting for him at the academy.

As Marcus explored the various gaming stations and interactive displays, his initial doubts began to fade away. He found himself drawn to the vibrant energy of the cafe and the promise of exciting adventures that awaited him within the virtual realms.

Before long, Marcus's skepticism had transformed into genuine excitement and anticipation. He couldn't wait to experience everything.

Jack watched with satisfaction as Marcus's initial reservations melted away, replaced by a growing enthusiasm for the possibilities that lay before him. He knew that Marcus's positive experience would be instrumental in spreading the word about the internet cafe and attracting more customers in the future.

"Oh Marcus, by the way you can also enjoy food and drinks here as well, although right now all i can offer you is coffee i promise the menu will expand in the future.

"Hmmm, coffee? What's that Jack? Is this also something new?" Asked Marcus shifting his attention from the computers back to Jack.

Once again Jack reprimanded himself for forgetting something so important. Coffee also did not exist in this world before.

"Ah, yes, coffee is a beverage made from roasted coffee beans," he explained, improvising a description. "It's a popular drink in many places, known for its rich flavor and energizing effects. You'll have to try it sometime!"

Marcus looked intrigued by the concept of coffee, his curiosity piqued by Jack's description. "Sounds interesting," he remarked, eager to experience this newfound beverage for himself.

Jack chuckled nervously, relieved that Marcus seemed intrigued rather than suspicious about the unfamiliar concept of coffee.

"Absolutely, Marcus. I'll brew you a cup right now so you can give it a try," Jack said with a smile, moving towards the coffee corner of the cafe.

With a steaming cup of coffee in hand, Jack returned to Marcus, who eagerly accepted the offered beverage. Taking a cautious sip, Marcus's eyes widened in surprise at the bold flavor and invigorating warmth of the coffee.

"This is amazing, Jack!" Marcus exclaimed, a smile spreading across his face. "I've never tasted anything like it before. I can even feel my energy bursting. Haha this is delicious!"

Jack grinned, pleased by Marcus's enthusiastic response. "I'm glad you like it, Marcus. Consider it a small taste of the many experiences that await you here at the internet cafe."

" That will be 4 star coins." said Jack interrupting his friend enjoyment .

Marcus's smile faltered slightly as he heard Jack's reminder about the cost of the coffee. He fumbled for his pouch, retrieving the required star coins and handing them over to Jack with a sheepish grin.

"Right, of course," Marcus said, chuckling nervously. "Forgot about that part for a moment."

Jack accepted the payment with a nod of appreciation. "No worries, Marcus. It's all part of the experience."