Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton

Chapter 1353 - 1353 914 Dont Talk Nonsense How Could I Not

?Chapter 1353: Chapter 914: Don’t Talk Nonsense, How Could I Not Believe in the Undead? Chapter 1353: Chapter 914: Don’t Talk Nonsense, How Could I Not Believe in the Undead? Goblin Nagi was a second-hand goods merchant. However, that was how he referred to himself; others called him Vulture, Scavenger, and Corpse Picker since most of his goods were acquired from battlefields or piles of the dead, always fairly priced and never deceiving the living—or the dead.

Of course, the deceased were not skilled in bargaining, and most of the time, it was Nagi who decided the price. As long as there was a beneficiary, Nagi would pay; otherwise, he’d rather not take the item, revealing him as a principled Goblin.

Thus, among low-ranked soldiers and mercenaries, Nagi’s reputation was very good. Some private goods that were inconvenient for others to handle were discreetly marked for Nagi to take care of.

Today, he received a marker claiming there was a Chaos Stone Farm that contained numerous abandoned Mechanical Constructs from the Divine Light Association, and they wanted him to pick them up.

Business at the doorstep, Nagi was not slow, quickly teleporting over in his lumberjack robot.

While others might favor flying in airships or cars, Nagi had a unique taste of driving a lumberjack construct everywhere—mainly because the versatile construct, equipped with a clamp and a circular saw, could be used for fighting, dismantling, carrying, protecting, camping, building…
After arriving at the farm, Nagi indeed found many Mechanical Constructs in a warehouse. The farm’s Chaos Tree had suffered nearly 60% damage, and the rest were in recovery, wilting without bearing fruit, thus not requiring any construct labor.

Even if needed, Ange would not let them work, not wanting to rob himself of pleasure or waste Soul Energy. These constructs required ‘Monarch’ level soul energy to operate.

Ange planned to harvest the Chaos Stones first, and if needed later, he would just add some to the constructs.

At that moment, a pile of intact constructs hung on racks, with the broken ones piled in a corner where Ange was rummaging.

Nagi turned on the construct’s headlamp, sweeping the warehouse with normal white light, followed by red, blue, and green lights, before marching inside.

Approaching the nearest construct, Nagi switched the lumberjack construct to guard mode, then climbed out.

Holding a Gold-touch Stick in his hand, he touched the construct on the rack, muttering, “Joint wear, sole wear, second-hand personal use, normal wear, 70% new, one Level 1 Automatic Construct.”

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