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nMcgee was not surprised at all to receive the lizard skin and meat.

nIt was a pity that the lizard meat was poisonous. How delicious could it be?

nWhat was truly valuable was that he had broken down the lizard's innate skill and gained the ability to resist high temperatures.

nThis was truly a pleasant surprise. It could greatly increase one's adaptability to changes in the environment.

nIn the future, when he encountered fire-type monsters again, he could also take a few more hits.

nMoreover, once the Molten Lizard died, everything in the Rift Valley could be explored freely by him.

nMoreover, now was the time for leveling and maintenance. All the monsters had yellow names, which greatly increased the ability of Beast Masters to roam freely.

nIt was not hard to imagine that many people would take advantage of this time to leave their homes and explore.

nOf course, Mcgee would not let go of this opportunity.

nIt would be even better if he could walk around the vicinity of his home and learn more about it.

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"Let's go to that guy's home and take a look first.

"

nSoon, Mcgee led the tamed beasts to climb the Rift Valley. They arrived at the top and first examined the corpse.

nIt was a white man in his thirties. His clothes were worn out and faintly emitted the smell of saltpeter and sulfur.

nApparently, this man had obtained the blueprint of high explosives and successfully made high explosives.

nThe blueprint was a consumable item. Mcgee did not expect the other party to keep it.

nHowever, the materials to make the explosives might be near this white man's home.

nAt this stage, high explosives could be considered strategic materials and could not be missed.

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"Little Spirit Fox, dig a hole.

"

nAfter a while, the hole appeared.

nMcgee kicked the white man into the hole and buried him on the spot. He even deliberately used a big rock to press on the grave.

nAlthough the other party wanted to kill him, the crime was unforgivable.

nHowever, Mcgee was not a cold-blooded animal. In the spirit of humanity, he still let him be buried in peace. He did not want the monsters to mess with him and let him die without a complete corpse.

nNot long after, Mcgee approached the white man's wooden house.

nThere were many craters on the ground nearby. It was obvious that explosive traps had been set up. Just like land mines, they were used to kill intruding monsters.

nMcgee swept his gaze over.

nHigh explosive charge level 2 found. Dangerous. Please take a careful detour.

nHigh explosive charge level 3 found. Dangerous. Please do not approach.

n...

nThis guy had arranged more than 20 sets of explosive charges around his house. He had used a special method to set them up. It was like a land mine. If he stepped on them, he would be finished.

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"Strange. Where did this guy's tamed beast go?

"

nMcgee had been paying attention to this point.

nHe ordered his tamed beast to follow closely and not to wander around. Then, Mcgee walked into the wooden house.

nSaltpeter found * 20

nCharcoal found * 15

nFound sulfur * 30

nFound thunder crystal core * 1

nFound fire crystal core * 1

nFound LV3 high explosives package * 5

nFound LV4 high explosives package * 1

nApparently, the white man not only learned several high explosives blueprints but also had a way to collect the corresponding materials to make explosives.

nIf it were not for Mcgee's battle activity that attracted him, the white man would probably still be making explosives.

nSuddenly, a rustling sound came from below the workbench.

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"Master, be careful. It's a tamed beast.

"

nThe Little Spirit Fox reacted quickly and immediately jumped in front of Mcgee, putting on a battle stance.

nThe Steel Fairy and the Greed Treasure Chest retreated in a hurry. The two timid guys were terrified of death.

nMcgee glanced at them speechlessly. These two guys were really useless.

nHe looked down.

nThe tamed beast under the workbench was actually a pangolin!

nThe latter was staring at the group of uninvited guests in the wooden house with its two confused and panicked little eyes. It did not dare to move and did not even dare to breathe loudly.

nIt seemed that it was trying to muddle through.

nBut Mcgee had already seen it and its detailed information.

nName: Earth Mine Pangolin

nLevel: 3

nAttributes: None

nSkills: Burrow, spit, earth-borne.

nBurrow: Has a powerful ability to dig holes in soil and gravel.

nSpit: Spews out mucus with a foul smell. Once touched, the smell will not go away.

nEarth-borne: This relies on the powerful earth-rock resonance ability in the underground, has an amazing load-carrying ability.

nHidden Attributes: Earth, gold

nQuality: Silver

nLoyalty: -30

nLikes: Likes the dark, likes mining and collecting.

nAdvantages: High defense, good at drilling and escaping, has the ability to obtain underground materials.

nDisadvantages: Timid, weak combat ability, also likes to pocket resources.

nEvolution Requirements: Rock Crystal Core * 1, Earth Crystal Core * 1, Bone Crystal Core * 1, Gold Crystal Core * 1.

n...

nMcgee immediately understood why the white man did not bring his tamed beast to fight.

nThis guy was simply like a Greed Treasure Chest. He could not be counted on at all.

nHowever, this guy was quite useful.

nNo wonder the white man could have saltpeter and sulfur to make strong explosives.

nIf he subdued him, Mcgee could also obtain underground materials in the future.

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"Little guy, don't be afraid.

"

nWith this in mind, Mcgee signaled the Little Spirit Fox to stand down while trying to communicate.

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"Sob, sob, sob... you killed my master, I'll fight you to the death.

"

nThe Earth Mine Pangolin stared with its angry little eyes and said ruthlessly.

nHowever, its body was frank. It was so afraid that it shrank into the hole.

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"He was the one who wanted to kill us and asked for death. So how can you blame us?

" Mcgee corrected its words.

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"I don't care. He's my master. I want to avenge him,

" The Pangolin said righteously.

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"Okay, you do it.

"

nMcgee sneered.

"Once your master dies, you lose your loyalty. You even hate him in your heart.

"

nMcgee told the truth. He had seen beasts with low loyalty, but this was the first time he had seen a beast with such low loyalty.

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"Humph, if you want to fight, then go ahead. Don't talk nonsense. I'll beat you up.

"

nThe Little Spirit Fox could not help but raise her tail and condensed a fireball the size of a basketball, looking like it could be fired at any time.

nThe terrifying high temperature released caused the temperature in the wooden house to increase sharply.

nEven Mcgee, who resisted high temperatures, could not help but take a few steps back.

nThe Pangolin, which liked the darkness, immediately shrank back into the hole, leaving only its small head outside. Its eyeballs rolled around, looking at the pile of materials with reluctance.

nIt was probably trying to take its master's belongings after his death, or else it would have escaped long ago.

nMcgee accurately captured its mentality.

nThis Earth Mine Pangolin was not good at fighting, but it was beneficial.

nIf it were subdued, some materials that could not be collected underground would no longer be difficult to farm for.

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"I know you hid a lot of materials behind your master's back.

"

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"But, what's the point of having so many materials? If you follow me, I can help you level up and evolve.

"

nMcgee pointed at the Little Spirit Fox and patiently said,

"Look at it. In just a few days, it went from level 1 to level 5 and even evolved once.

"

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"Master, why are you wasting your breath on this coward?

" The Little Spirit Fox was displeased.

nIn its opinion, Mcgee wanting to subdue the Pangolin was already a great gift.

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"Is what you said true?

"

nThe Pangolin ignored the Little Spirit Fox and hurriedly asked Mcgee.

nIt was obviously moved.

nTamed Beast also wanted to become stronger.

nMcgee smiled and nodded.

"Why would I lie to you? And I never mistreat my beasts.

"

nThe Greed Treasure Chest behind him suddenly revealed a look of disdain and quietly complained,

"Lying to a three-year-old child.

"

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