It Was Time to Give Humanity a Scare from the Undead
Meanwhile, as Mi Xi withdrew in envy, jealousy, and resentment, Leon, having handed the spoils over to Sarah, turned and returned to his workshop.
When he lifted the cloth curtain and walked inside, a player was waiting there.
The instant the player saw Leon, he immediately copied some ridiculous strategy guide he had found on the Official Website and said in a pretentious tone,
"Respected Lord Demon Lord, I am your most, most, most loyal—"
"Skip the formalities."
"—servant. Following your orders, I have completed your furniture. Please inspect it."
Leon looked in surprise at the guy who had ignored him and insisted on finishing his lines, then nodded.
Well, damn.
He had actually skipped Leon's skip?
But if he thought that would trigger a hidden mission or increase his favorability, he was being far too naïve.
Leon dismissed him with a single sentence.
"Oh. Thanks for the effort."
This skeleton's ID was Zheng Fangxing. It looked somewhat like a real name, though it might also have been some old guy recycling a joke from the last century.
Unlike the other players, he was not particularly noisy. He looked dull and honest, probably an office worker in real life.
As for woodworking, it was probably his hobby.
According to You You, after learning that the Demon Lord needed a carpenter, this player had displayed extraordinary enthusiasm.
Not long ago, he had helped the "Great Cemetery's First Textile Factory" solve its problems with silk-reeling and weaving tools, as well as wooden racks for tanning leather.
Seeing that even such matters posed no challenge for him, Leon simply had him make a set of furniture.
Looking at the brand-new bedframe, table, and chairs, Leon revealed an approving expression.
Not bad.
It