I Really Didn't Target the Mages
Chapter 63

Master Roger

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Roger did not actually know much about the Kate Family's circumstances.

But from their behavior and the state of the farm, it was not hard to tell that they were indeed in a rather difficult situation.

Roger hunted Johnny Turtles to increase his lifespan. He had never expected to make a fortune from it.

So he had plenty of room to adjust his fees.

For wealthy farms.

Roger had no qualms about squeezing out a little extra profit.

But for a family like Kate's.

Taking away a basket of corn was the best choice.

It allowed him to follow the rules about charging while also preserving their dignity to some extent.

As for doing it for free.

Roger had never even considered it.

Exorcising monsters for free might look righteous, but it would only create endless trouble later.

As long as he still wanted to remain in Paramount Manor.

If they invited him to kill turtles.

They would have to pay him.

Roger made two rounds around the Kate Family's farm.

Aside from the cornfields.

He also went over to patrol the area near the forest.

Along the way.

He indeed found several turtles that had slipped through the net.

After sending them a few Shattering Palms symbolizing friendship.

Roger left the Kate Family's farm with a smile.

He still took the Kate Family's ox cart back.

It was piled high with the corpses of Johnny Turtles.

Since one cart could not carry them all.

Li Wei had already gone to a nearby farm to borrow a horse-drawn cart.

The ox cart moved slowly along the main road between the farms, drawing countless gazes.

Farm owners constantly came forward to ask questions.

Roger treated them all equally and told them to wait at Senluo Farm.

As a result,

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