The other rewards were nothing special, but Reed's Honor was somewhat unusual. Judging from his estimates, Reed was probably gnashing his teeth in hatred of him right now. As for the success rate of forging equipment...
"Woof."
Bubu Wang barked. He found it somewhat unbelievable—he couldn't believe Su Xiao had actually bluffed Reed into leaving just like that.
"It wasn't unexpected. Reed is very strong, but he's been imprisoned here for too long."
Bubu Wang looked at Su Xiao in confusion. According to Reed's description, he had stayed here voluntarily.
"Reed may have initially stayed here of his own accord, but after being imprisoned here for several hundred years, he would be willing to pay any price as long as it let him leave. Reed said earlier that this place was a prison. This should be his prison."
Su Xiao began searching through Reed's residence. After looking around, he found nothing of value besides some unremarkable metal ores and a large amount of combustible material.
Being able to resolve things with Reed this way was already the best choice. First, Reed wanted to leave the mausoleum, and Su Xiao had clearly fulfilled that request by sending him to Reincarnation Paradise. Given Reed's personality, he probably wouldn't refuse Reincarnation Paradise—or rather, he couldn't refuse it.
The next time they met, Reed's attitude would certainly be extremely hostile. As for becoming mortal enemies, that probably wouldn't happen. Fundamentally speaking, Su Xiao had restored Reed's freedom. Although that freedom was limited, being in Reincarnation Paradise was far better than staying in this stone room of only a few dozen square meters. Here, Reed couldn't even see another person. When bored, he could only swing his hammer, and his physiological needs were basically handled with his hands. Reed had it rough.
Moreover, Reincarnation Paradise