This place could be said to be in a mess. The people that Gade brought weren't too few, but it was obvious that they weren't enough for this place.
The strange manor and ruins, the ground full of flesh and blood, and the hard black carapace all required a lot of effort to deal with.
Especially the carapace, which seemed to be the carapace of the dead monster. It was neatly cut off and stacked on top of each other, forming a strange scene.
The carapace was very hard. Gade took a knife and slashed at it a few times, and the blade was bent.
He switched to a hammer. The iron head of the hammer was fine, but Gade's palm hurt when he hit the carapace.
"This thing is really hard. I want a set of armor like this." Gade put down the hammer and rubbed his palms. "The weight is just right. It's suitable for making armor.
But who can make armor for me with this thing?
Or make a few weapons? "
He did not bring any craftsmen with him this time, so no one could answer his question. However, the people he did not bring could give him an answer.
The Ingenious walked out of the forest and stopped in front of Gade. Lulunaka and Marina were sitting on it.
"Hello, do you need custom-made equipment?"
She smiled at Gade. "This is a rare opportunity. I can waive the material fee, but I still need to charge you for the processing fee. After all, you have to make a living!"
Seeing Lulunaka, Gade looked at the carapace beside him. "You cut this off, right?" He pointed at the carapace.
"Have you ever seen the legend of the Dragon Slayer where the warrior would skin the carapace himself?"
Lurunaka laughed. Marina, who was beside her, walked down and silently walked to the other side.
Of course, Gade saw Marina, but this silent woman looked strange. She was wearing a black mask that covered half of her face … It looked like it was made of a carapace because the black color was too similar to the carapace in his hand.
However, the materials Gade had could not be worn directly on his face. If he really did that, he would just have to stick his face on it and not move.
However, the woman who walked past him had a piece that seemed to have been carefully processed.
"Can you really craft a set of equipment for me?" Gade asked Lulunaka. "How much is your fee, Master?"
Gade used flattering words to Lulunaka. He looked like a rough man, but when he needed to be smart, he still had a delicate heart.
Otherwise, Junia wouldn't have given him the job of leading the team.
Lulunaka named a price, and Gade fell into a dilemma.
The number that Lulunaka said was not something that he could not accept, but it was a little forced. It was a number that would be a pity to give up, but he would also regret it if he accepted it.
He wasn't a noble or a merchant, so he didn't have a lot of money at his disposal.
While Gade was in a dilemma, Lulunaka had the carriage continue forward and came to Junia and Jessica's side. "The two of you, although I'm reluctant to part, I think it's time to say goodbye."
She then shouted to Zendina, who was squatting on the ground and drawing circles in boredom, "Get ready to go, little rascal!"
Zendina responded and stood up reluctantly. When she passed by Jessica, she winked at her.
Zendina replied to Lulunaka, and Marina was already not far behind Junia and Jessica.
After watching Zendina crawl behind Fantastic Idea, Lulunaka looked at Junia.
Junia looked at Lulunaka's smiling face and could only think of some bad things.
Lulunaka pointed at Marina. "I'll leave her to you."
Jessica was stunned. This was not the development that she had expected.
She wasn't too surprised that Lulunaka would leave. Such a strange and mysterious existence naturally wouldn't stay in a place or by a person's side for too long. However, she didn't expect Marina to leave.
Marina wasn't an ordinary woman. She was the Demon Eye. She had been hiding in this world for more than ten years and was about to become a false legend.
Now, such a legendary person was going to leave with them?
Junia frowned. He stared at Lulunaka, but Lulunaka's smiling face was no different from an iron mask. She wouldn't be affected by his murderous gaze at all.
"What do you plan to do?"
"You're hurting my feelings."
Lulunaka laughed. "You're a hero who slays dragons. Is it difficult for you to help a helpless woman?"
Marina wasn't a helpless woman … Even if she was, at least she wasn't a woman who would be manipulated by others.
He wasn't someone who was ill-informed. In a place like the Veis Republic, it was rare to cover one's ears and ignore the outside world.
Of course, he knew about the news related to the Demon Eye. Moreover, he had met the Demon Eye once before. The destruction of the Monarch Castle had caused them to walk on different but intertwined fates.
In some of Junia's work, he would occasionally discover things related to the Demon Eye … and Marina. It definitely wasn't a beautiful thing.
But now wasn't the time to ask for an answer from Marina. At least, not now and not in this place.
Lulunaka's method of sending Marina to his side didn't make Junia feel grateful. It only made him feel as if he had been dragged into some trouble.
Junia knew that Lulunaka didn't have good intentions when he saw her expression. How could Lulunaka not know what Junia was thinking? It was just that there was a difference in their understanding of each other. Regardless of whether Junia admitted it or not, he couldn't deceive himself. He wasn't suppressed by Lulunaka and felt as if he had gained a mother.
"It's not suitable for her to follow me. She'll only think more and more until she can't be pulled back."
Lulunaka said. "But if she follows you, it's a different matter … She needs to remember how to be a human and not some other strange thing."
She glanced at Marina. "Besides, if you let such a potential danger go, aren't you worried that you'll have to slay a dragon a second time?
Let me say this first. She's not innocent at all in this incident. Saying that she's an accomplice is already a light punishment. "
Junia couldn't pretend that he didn't hear that. "What are you hiding from me again …"
Before he could finish, he was interrupted by Lulunaka.
She waved her whip and hit the buttocks of the two beasts. "Alright, I should go!
Time waits for no one. See you next time, great hero!
I still have to go to the Veis Republic to give you a congratulatory gift for slaying a dragon! "
The wheels of the Fantastic Imagination spun quickly, leaving Junia and the rest behind.
Lurunaka ran very quickly, not giving them time to react at all.