However, after casually taking out a venomous snake demon lurking in the shadows with a single arrow, he discovered something extremely frustrating—
Forget materials—he had not gained even a bit of experience or Mora.
Only then did Yin Kong suddenly remember that in the game, the experience, Mora, and materials players obtained from defeating monsters in the open world each day, like Investigation Points, actually had a quantity limit.
Under normal circumstances, players were unlikely to ever reach that limit, but his current situation was clearly anything but normal.
What a pity. Yin Kong had originally imagined that someday, the Conqueror of Demons could use fragments of the Sacred Jewel of Four Souls to continuously lure all the demons in the city together, while Zhongli simply kept using Vortex Vanquisher, bringing in an endless stream of experience and Mora.
Had such a wonderful life gone bankrupt before it had even begun?
Still, even with a limit, having a large amount of experience and Mora coming in every day was ultimately a good thing, right?
The Most Profitable Investment in the World
"Huh, Sonoko already left?"
Since [Young Barbatos] had fallen asleep, Yin Kong could no longer openly teleport back to Zhongli's Statue of the Seven.
Fortunately, he was no longer as weak as before.
And with the protection of the Statue of the Seven, he did not really need to care about charging the Teleport Waypoint anymore.
But when Yin Kong returned to Cunning Rabbit House, he was somewhat surprised to discover that Suzuki Sonoko had already left.
He had originally thought that, given the young lady's persistence when it came to romance, she might stay at the agency until Zhongli and he returned.
Although Sonoko had left, Yoko Okino and her manager, Yamashiro Hitomi, had appeared at the agency