Vegetable Skeleton's Exotic Land Reclamation

"The points are enough? Still eight hundred? How long has it been?" Negris said in surprise.

It hadn't even been forty hours, and Mud Potato had already saved up enough points? Eight hundred? What exactly did it do? With these doubts, Anthony and Negris arrived at the place where the star soil was piled.

This kind of black ash covered with Myriad World Divine Trees has been named star soil by Silver Coin, so everyone has adopted this name. It's a bit like the soot left over from burning firewood on a stove, sticking to the ground and needing to be scraped to collect it.

If you don't want to scrape it, then rolling around on the ground like Mud Potato is probably the most efficient collection method, but no matter how efficient it is, it shouldn't be possible to save up eight hundred points in less than two days, right? Wouldn't that mean rolling twenty times per hour?

Although it was hard to believe, when they arrived at the place where the star soil was piled, the ground was full of it, spread out about the thickness of a palm, enough to cover at least two acres, which could indeed be exchanged for eight hundred points.

Anthony asked in disbelief: "You really saved enough, how did you do it?"

Mud Potato lay on the ground, propped itself up on both sides, and its shape was stretched into a long strip, but the fur on its body increased instead, no longer like a hairy potato, but more like a painted roller.

In this way, rolling around would collect at least two or three times more star soil than before.

"Look, this is subjective initiative. Once it's mobilized, it will come up with better ways to improve efficiency," Anthony said.

Who would have thought that Mud Potato, which looked dull, could also come up with ways to improve efficiency? It seems that these Starborn are not stupid, just lacking enough desire, so they are lazy. As long as you find the right entry point, they are also very efficient.

Realizing this, Anthony couldn't help but be curious, why was Mud Potato so persistent in revenge? Who had such a big feud with it?

The matter was not complicated. Mud Potato's enemies were those who used to kick it like a ball.

These Starborn were long-legged and long-armed, originally slaves belonging to the same chamber of commerce as Mud Potato, but they were slaves who managed slaves, and usually liked to bully it. Now Mud Potato wanted to use points to exchange for revenge, and beat them up.

"Just this? They seem to be Earth-level too, and they are still slaves, just beat them up? This doesn't need eight hundred points, four hundred is enough," Negris said.

Mud Potato blinked and said, "Beat them up twice."

"Oh my, you little thing, you have quite the temper, you want to beat them up twice," Negris said in annoyance.

Anthony liked this kind of personality. He looked around and didn't see Luther and Lightning, and then remembered that those two guys had run away.

Helpless, Anthony rolled up his sleeves: "It seems I have to take action myself."

But before that, he had to invite Angor over, because there were two acres of land piled with star soil here.

When Angor came over and saw it, his eyes naturally lit up. He collected all the star soil, leaving only a clump the size of a flower pot in a pit, and then watered it.

However, the water quickly vaporized and couldn't even fall on the star soil.

Not to mention extraction, even watering was impossible. Angor thought for a while, took out the star soil from the pit, stuffed a seed of Ancient Creeper Vine into it, and then kneaded it into a ball.

Nothing could be seen for a while. Angor kneaded it into a ball and put it away, then looked at Anthony.

Anthony was originally planning to report and wait for Angor to start working before he went to help Mud Potato get revenge, but he didn't expect that after Angor received the star soil, he not only didn't get busy, but instead became idle.

The look Angor gave him, only those who were familiar with Angor knew what it meant. It was asking: What to do next?

Anthony reacted quickly and immediately reported: "This star soil was collected by Mud Potato. It exchanged star soil for points, and used points to exchange for a service - revenge. We are going to help it get revenge."

Angor nodded again. If it weren't for people who were familiar with him, they wouldn't understand what this meant.

Fortunately, Anthony and Negris were used to getting along with him, and seeing this, they went about their own business. Angor would either follow or ignore them depending on the situation.

In the past, Angor would ignore them and keep his hands busy in the dimensional space, with no time to pay attention to them. However, being projected here, Angor didn't have a dimensional space on hand, and the environment was not suitable for planting anything. He couldn't figure out the only Ancient Creeper Vine seed, so he was bored and followed them.

They found the camp of Mud Potato's enemies, went to its face, and beat up the four guys who bullied it the most. After confirming that Mud Potato was satisfied, they beat them up again according to the same standard, beating them up twice.

In the slave market, this kind of door-to-door behavior was not uncommon. If you could win, you would fight back, and if you couldn't win, you would admit defeat. As long as you didn't break the white crystals, there would be no loss, so they generally wouldn't seek revenge.

Mud Potato resented these guys because it had always been bullied. Now that they had been retaliated against, they just grumbled a few words and didn't intend to continue.

Originally, they thought the matter would be over, but unexpectedly, on the way back, as they were walking, Angor tilted his head in the direction behind them.

"Oh, you can actually find me?" Along with this surprised voice, a mass of shadow slowly moved from a distance to Angor's front, and then slowly bulged, condensing into a candle-like slender black figure.

Anthony and Negris looked at each other, and both saw surprise in each other's eyes. Wasn't this the appearance of those Starborn Lords?

They had encountered many kinds of Starborn appearances here, including humans, dwarves, elves, minotaurs, and gnolls, but more were combinations of various animals and insects, most of which could find corresponding types on the main plane.

This was very reasonable. After all, the Divine Star was the home of all consciousness, and consciousness was the basis of manifestation. When a Starborn manifested a form, it would naturally refer to the fragments carried in the consciousness. People cannot imagine things they have never seen, and Starborn are no exception.

"Hehe, where there is light in the Divine Star, there must be shadow. I am the shadow of the Divine Star."