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The loot-sharing meeting was not exactly a complete success, because the Problem Children were very dissatisfied with the card draw results.
The Sandora Community did not receive anything, but for them, the resurrection of their comrades was the best reward.
Even Mandela thought the same.
White Night Demon received nothing, aside from a tiny bit of future control over Pest, purely as consolation.
No Name was the biggest winner, obtaining four demons with Godheads and five-digit-level strength.
And that was not the entirety of the agreement signed with No Name.
"Recently, I might transport some... monsters of excellent moral character over to you."
"Huh? What kind of description is that?"
"Let's not beat around the bush. They're Xenocrites. As for what Xenocrites are, look it up online yourselves," Chen Luo said.
The Problem Children had their own phones.
"Although these Xenocrites might not be as strong in direct combat as these three Problem Children, nor do they have as much potential, they make excellent companions. They are easily satisfied, willing to work hard to survive, and reasonably capable," Chen Luo said.
"That may be true, but why send them to No Name? Wouldn't somewhere like Puppet Paradise work?" Asuka asked.
"It could, but the issue is that I need to build them a platform for communicating with humans. Little Garden, with Phantom Beasts everywhere, different races everywhere, and humans everywhere, is the most suitable place for them to live."
Xenocrites: Tame 100 Xenocrites, provide them with sufficient food, and provide a certain platform for communication with humans.
This was Uranus's commission in the Labyrinth City of Orario.
The key point was that the commission did not specify where they had to coexist peacefully.
Although the atmosphere in the current Labyrinth City had indeed