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nTranslator: Simple MTL Editor: Simple MTL

nKlein could clearly feel the increase in the fire energy in his body.

nFurthermore, his control over fire had increased by leaps and bounds.

n“Fire!”

nKlein raised his right hand, and a huge ball of fire was released from it.

nIt accurately hit the stone wall in front of him.

nBoom!

nA huge hole appeared in the stone wall!

n‘As expected, my ability to control flames has improved by a lot!’

nKlein was pleasantly surprised.

nWas this the power of the Lost Charm Bloodline?

nKlein laughed excitedly and flew back to the shore.

nThere were still many pools of water in the other three pits, which were directly connected to the trade channel.

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nTrade Item: 100 liters of Polluted Pond Water

nRequirement: Any Rune

nInventory: 150

nSeller’s Message: Corrosive. Cannot be drunk or used for bathing. The seller will not be responsible! It can be treated as sulfuric acid. Imagine if you were to face a powerful crypt creature and start splashing water, blinding its eyes, and then using a slide shovel. Would you be able to easily kill monsters?

n…

nKlein only set up the item and did not immediately put it on the shelves.

nHe had to scoop out all the water first.

nThe inventory was still unclear.

nAccording to his estimation, the entire pool had more than 20,000 liters of water.

nIt was a water tank that had been filled with 60,000 liters of water.

nThere should be a hundred and forty to fifty left.

nHe busied himself for quite a while.

nFinally, he obtained the inventory.

nPut it on the shelves!

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nAfter Klein put it on the shelves, the pond water was set up to be displayed by the members of the regional channel.

nHe first went to the regional channel to shout!

nAfter all, he was the one who set the rules, so he had to abide by them.

nIf there was something, the first wave of transactions had to be done in the group.

nHe entered the regional channel.

nWith his sharp eyes, Klein saw William talking about the green-skinned midgets.

nHe browsed through the chat logs online.

nIt turned out that William was talking about the gnomes for a few minutes.

nHe browsed through the chat logs online.

nIt turned out that when William was exploring the first catacomb of the day, he had just finished counting his gains when a few gnomes attacked him in the catacomb.

nThere was no way to communicate between the two sides.

nWilliam simply slaughtered them all.

nEveryone also learned that the green-skinned midgets were actually called gnomes.

nThey were discussing whether gnome meat could be eaten.

nThey were all praising William for being fierce.

n“William, be careful. Gnomes are narrow-minded. If you fool their companions, they will keep coming to find trouble with you. It’s best to clean up the footprints before digging a catacomb.”

nKlein couldn’t bear it and reminded them out of kindness.

nThe gnomes were the trouble he had caused. He was fine. Everyone else in the area would be harassed. This was a reminder to everyone.

n“Alright, I’ll remember it. I’ll clean it up before I leave,” William quickly replied.

nAfter a few seconds…

n“Why are you so familiar with the gnomes, Big Boss Klein?”

n“That’s right. There’s also the cleaning of footprints? It feels like a repeat offender.”

n“Big Boss, quickly teach us! Tell me, did you provoke them!?”

n“F*ck, that’s really possible. There are so many gnomes. Don’t you have any ability to provoke them?”

n“Group Leader, quickly confess. Was it you? I f*cking got caught by the gnomes while fencing last night!”

nThis was like poking a hornet’s nest.

nEveryone came back to their senses.

nWhy didn’t anyone suspect that it was Klein last night?

n“I was careless.”

nKlein sighed inwardly.

nSince he had been exposed, he should openly admit it.

nHe replied to everyone.

n“I did accidentally provoke the gnomes. Their actions have nothing to do with me.”

n“It really was you!”

n“Administrator, compensation for mental distress!”

nEveryone didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.

nAfter all, no one died, and no one was injured.

n“Wake up! In order to compensate everyone, I’ll put up a batch of good stuff for everyone.”

nWhy did he share the connection to the pond water to the regional channel?

nHe was clearly going to sell it, but it was as if he was giving out benefits.

n“Inventory 152, one of the enemy-subduing magical equipment. The quantity is great and cheap. It can be used multiple times. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity!”

n“You only need one rune to buy a pool of corrosive water.”

nKlein shouted with all his might.

nHe tapped into each of them.

nAfter a moment, people began buying.

nThe main reason was that it was cheap, and everyone could afford it.

nSystem notification: Polluted Pond Water-100L

nSystem notification: Wind Rune 1

nSystem notification: Polluted Pond Water-100L

nSystem notification: Water Rune 1

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nKlein’s settings were that no one was limited to one set.

nHe had a total of 152 in stock, and in the blink of an eye, he had already sold more than 30 of them.

n“Brother Klein, I’ll buy it!”

n“I’ll try one too.”

n“This thing looks pretty good.”

nAlice, William, and Roger were always the three most enthusiastic buyers.

nAfter selling more than forty copies, someone tested the corrosiveness of the pool water and gave it good reviews, once again triggering a frenzy of buying.

nIn just ten minutes, the pool water was sold out.

nSupplies: 37 Wind Runes, 42 Earth Runes, 38 Water Runes, 35 Fire Runes.

nIt was equivalent to activating the Lost Charm Bloodline without consuming any runes!

n…

nThe area channel was still talking about the gnomes.

nKlein silently withdrew.

nHe still had to plunder all the resources in the catacomb.

nIron 26, Copper 12, Wood 32, Stone 36…

nOther than that, there were many types of plants here.

nKlein gathered them one by one.

nHe didn’t care if they were useful or not. He collected them all!

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