Yu Sheng always had plenty of unconventional ideas—some of them struck him in flashes of inspiration.
And Huli had always carried out every one of his outrageous ideas without the slightest hesitation.
So the demon fox didn't find it strange at all that her benefactor wanted to pry off the fingernails of a killing machine and make a knife to stab him with. The moment she heard Yu Sheng's instructions, she happily hugged over the arm that still looked terrifying, then tugged out a large tail from behind her. She rubbed the tip of the tail, releasing a cluster of blinding blue foxfire, and began hissing away at the Iron Doll's palm.
She planned to cut off all five "fingernails" first, then divide them further as Yu Sheng had requested. As for dismantling the entire arm... there was no need to hurry.
The living room was suddenly filled with flying sparks.
The bright light illuminated Eileen's face, nearly blinding the little doll.
"Silly fox, could you cut this thing somewhere else?" Eileen loudly complained. "There are sofas and appliances all around here. You'll set the house on fire!"
Huli immediately stopped what she was doing. After thinking it over and deciding that Eileen had a point, she carried the arm downstairs to the basement—she planned to take the thing to the valley to cut it up.
Eileen watched Huli run down the stairs, then turned back to look at Yu Sheng. "You really plan to use that thing's 'fingernails' to make a knife? It looks pretty sinister."
"What else would I do?" Yu Sheng said as he took out his phone and composed a message without looking up. "After killing a monster, using the dropped materials to craft equipment is the normal process."
Eileen, who had recently become absorbed in