"And remember to have Underworld Fire notify those people: if any fighting breaks out in the Fragmentum, the Erosion Charms will vanish instantly. If they get eaten by monsters after that, don't blame me. Tell them to bring any complaints to Underworld Fire after they leave the Fragmentum."
"We understand that even if you don't explain it. That's what Underworld Fire does. By the way, we're at the vagrant camp right now. Should we publicize this here too?" Seele asked, looking at the tents before her.
These vagrants caused trouble sometimes, but precisely because they were vagrants with nothing to do, they also made fairly good laborers.
"These vagrants are different. They originally had villages and towns of their own, but those settlements were consumed by the Fragmentum, forcing them to flee. So I've already sent people to plant crops in their former towns. Once the planting is finished, they'll receive half the Erosion Charms and can conduct their own exploration," Chen Luo said.
Letting these vagrants explore alongside the miners from Pan Yan Town would cause trouble.
The chance of conflict would shoot straight from 8% to 51%.
"You really thought of everything," Seele said admiringly.
"I'm not good at handling this kind of thing."
"Stay by my side and learn properly. You'll have to learn this sooner or later, after all. The Underworld isn't my Underworld—it's yours."
"You look younger than me. Why do you know so much?" Seele asked in confusion.
"So what if I'm older? Do you expect me to call you Sister Seele?"
"Th-That actually doesn't sound bad..." Seele actually considered it.
"...I wasn't born knowing these things either. I can just look up guides directly. Anyway, I can't teach you this stuff. You can only pick up experience by watching from the side," Chen