Game Advent: I am the Monster King Harvester

After dinner, the four of them rushed to the archives room of the Demon-Subduing Bureau.

Everyone chatted and laughed along the way, getting along like old friends, which diluted the sense of calculation.

But after all, he was using Du Kang, and even stealing things later would implicate him, so Bai Miao felt a little guilty.

But there was no better way for the time being, so she could only beat the wooden fish in her heart to comfort herself, thinking about how to get him out if something went wrong.

Just like that, the Demon-Subduing Bureau Building appeared before their eyes in the blink of an eye.

There were not many people here at noon, and they walked to the outside of the archive room with ease.

Everything was going well, but a figure walking towards him made Bai Miao's heart sink.

Everyone soon saw his face clearly. It was Gu Dongsheng's confidant, Du Lin.

Du Kang was talking and laughing with everyone just now, but when he saw him, he fell silent, frowned and ignored him, and walked briskly as if he wanted to get away from him as soon as possible.

Everyone noticed his abnormality, but no one asked any questions and just followed his footsteps closely.

But Du Lin walked over quickly and blocked Du Kang's way: "What are you wandering about for?"

Du Kang slammed on the brakes, almost causing a chain collision between the people behind him.

He glanced at Du Lin without saying anything, avoided his obstruction and continued forward.

But Du Lin refused to give in and stopped him with his long legs.

Du Kang finally showed his impatience: "What does what I do have to do with you?"

In a short while, the smell of gunpowder began to spread in the stairwell.

When the other three saw their friend getting into trouble, they all stood behind Du Kang and stared at Du Lin, even preparing to take action.

But Bai Miao soon discovered that although Du Lin was annoying, he didn't seem to have any bad intentions.

So she secretly made a gesture to Li Shun and Su Xue, indicating that they should not act rashly.

Du Lin glanced at the three Bai Miao people, then turned his gaze back to Du Kang.

He tutted his tongue and showed displeasure, frowning at Du Kang who was like a fighting cock and said, "How do you talk to your brother? Must the family make such a scene?"

These words sounded like he was explaining something to Bai Miao and the others.

The three of them were slightly stunned after hearing this, but soon they were speechless.

Because these words made them smell strongly of their father.

Du Kang snorted again and said sarcastically, "Oh, Commander Du, you are so busy, but you still remember your family? I didn't see you show up at that event last weekend."

The blame was thrown directly in his face, and Du Lin coughed and his face changed slightly.

Bai Miao and the others exchanged glances and raised the corners of their mouths.

I didn’t realize it before, but Du Kang actually has this skill. He can fight back with whatever his opponent uses to suppress him.

Concise, powerful, and to the point.

There was just a hint of an inexplicable resentful woman in it, which made everyone laugh.

After Bai Miao laughed, he thought about it carefully and realized that Du Lin was Du Kang's brother.

Although she had known for a long time that they had the same last name, she had never thought about it that way before.

She looked at the two people who were still arguing, and thought to herself that the relationship between these two brothers was really not that good.

At this time, Du Kang stretched out his hand to push Du Lin away, and then said shockingly: "A good dog does not block the road."

"What did you say?" After hearing this, veins on Du Lin's forehead bulged, but he glanced at Bai Miao and others and did not get angry on the spot.

Du Kang stepped past him and said slowly, "If your ears are not good, there is a hospital on the right. If they are not good, you can have them removed."

Du Lin's fist was about to break, but he finally slowly loosened his hand, looked deeply at Du Kang's back, sighed, and left quickly.

The other three hurried to catch up with Du Kang.

An awkward atmosphere gradually spread among the group of people.

It was Li Shun who took the initiative to break the silence: "Du Kang..."

Du Kang looked back at him, his expression had eased a lot: "What's wrong?"

Bai Miao and Xiang Liu finally breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this.

But then Li Shun asked in a panic: "What's going on between you and your brother?"

After hearing this, Du Kang's face was instantly covered with a layer of frost again.

Bai Miao and Xiang Liu were speechless: "..."

This guy really doesn't know what to do!

I thought he could say something to ease the atmosphere.

Well, now the atmosphere is even more awkward...

Li Shun scratched his head belatedly and made a gesture of zipping up his mouth.

Unexpectedly, Du Kang snorted and sighed, and then spoke in a flat tone without any emotion: "It's okay, it's just that he is a dog for Gu Dongsheng, and I can't stand it."

"My mother was unconscious before she died, and she kept calling his name, but he was busy taking on assignments to get a promotion, and he didn't even get to see her for the last time."

"Even last weekend on the anniversary of my mother's death, he didn't come back to burn a stick of incense."

After these words were spoken, the other three people all held their breath.

Du Kang didn't notice and was still talking to himself.

"Besides, he's obviously hanging out with such ungrateful people, but he's still pretending to care about the people around him. Doesn't he feel disgusted?"

After hearing this, Bai Miao sensed something was wrong.

When Li Shun saw that Du Kang was not angry, he plucked up the courage to continue gossiping, but he never mentioned his sad story and instead shifted the focus to other people.

"Ungrateful person? Are you talking about Gu Dongsheng?"

"Yes," Du Kang said in a low voice, "You don't know, right? He used to be our chief's favorite disciple."

Bai Miao raised his eyebrows. Gu Dongsheng was actually Kang Zhongyi's apprentice?

Du Kang continued, "The chief minister married his goddaughter to her and gave her a lot of support in his career, but later he turned against her."

A strange light flashed in the eyes of the three people, which was called the Light of Gossip.

However, when we arrived at the door of the archive room, the staff asked us to register.

As there were outsiders present, it was not appropriate to talk about the boss openly, so Du Kang stopped talking for the time being, and others also tactfully did not ask any further questions.

After entering the gate, Du Kang did not take Bai Miao directly to the History Museum. Instead, he walked to a row of bookshelves, pointed at the sign and looked at Bai Miao.

"These are all monster files. They tell a lot of monster stories. If you are interested, you can come and read them anytime."

Bai Miao saw the sign that read "Monster Archives Area".

There are rows of blue-covered file books stacked on the bookshelf, and the names of different monsters are clearly marked on the spines. It is a spectacular sight.

Bai Miao let out a soft cry and felt like he had arrived at a happy planet.

Although I know that these are not the goals today, anyone who sees something they really like will be unable to help but take a few more glances.

She walked quickly forward, pulled out a file and began to look through it.

The other three waited on the side for the time being, looking at each other with a little boredom.

Li Shun patted Du Kang and said in a dissatisfied voice: "I am dying of suffocation. Go on, the chief was good to Gu Dongsheng, but what does it mean that he turned against him?"

Du Kang smiled and teased him: "I didn't expect you to be so gossipy!"

Li Shun did not deny it: "Do you know what eating half of a melon means to a melon eater? It's like peeing halfway and then holding it back. Don't you think it's uncomfortable?"

Du Kang Silly Face: Can it be described like this?

Bai Miao and Xiang Liu's mouths twitched: "..."

Well said. Don’t say that again next time!