The Goblin Glargong had sent soon brought over the explosives.
There were quite a lot of them, though their quality left much to be desired.
But no matter how dissatisfied Babayak was, he could only swallow his displeasure for now.
Because even if he kept arguing, Glargong would never let him enter the settlement.
He might as well take these explosives into the underground cave and give them a try first.
Once he blew open that stone wall and got the good stuff behind it, he could come back to redeem the compass and think about the rest later.
Watching Babayak's departing back, Glargong tossed the compass in his hand, his smile full of contempt.
Before Lu Li had left, he muttered under his breath, "Idiot."
The Goblin who had run the errand earlier also seemed to be an honest fellow whom Glargong had firmly under his thumb.
He was now shamelessly waiting nearby, hoping to receive the compensation he deserved.
After all, he had paid out of pocket for that bundle of explosives.
Even if there was no reward, he should at least have been reimbursed.
Unexpectedly, seeing that he still had not taken the hint and left, Glargong immediately raised his brows and barked, "What are you still hanging around me for? Don't you have work to do?"
"Get out there and patrol!"
After shouting, he even raised a leg and kicked him.
The latter felt aggrieved.
But intimidated by Glargong's tyranny, he did not dare make a sound.
He could only clutch his kicked stomach and walk away pitifully.
Still concealed, Lu Li gave the compass in Glargong's hand one last glance, and a plan gradually took shape in his mind.
He immediately turned and followed Babayak, reaching into his storage item to pull out a dark