Lin En: "!!!"
Salgon turned his head and stared stiffly at the little mountains.
Then he rushed over, grabbed Lilith by the collar, and hoisted her straight up, demanding furiously:
"You stole from my stockpile?!"
Lilith gave a little yawn and flicked his bony fingers with a nail, knocking his hand away.
"Don't go throwing accusations around. Your tiny little stockpile wouldn't even amount to a fraction of mine. And you even went, 'Oh my, oh my,' saying we should put everyone's fragments together so we could report to Master more easily. But I heard everything you just said. You sent Mirror and me away just so you could secretly take all the credit in front of Master, didn't you?"
She covered her mouth and coyly swayed her hips.
"What a stupid skull. You don't even know who's in charge here, yet you dare play mind games with Lilith."
As for the stockpile here, of course she had secretly moved it away well in advance.
"You Snake Demon!"
Salgon flew into a rage and charged at her, ready to fight to the death.
But it was utterly useless. Lilith merely yawned, elegantly blocking and flicking away his scythe with a series of finger taps. He couldn't even get close to her.
Their strength wasn't remotely on the same level.
"Enough! Stop fighting."
Lin En's face darkened.
"From now on, your performance will be tallied separately. No infighting. Tell me, how much did you get today?"
Salgon and Lilith immediately dropped to one knee.
Lilith held up one finger and looked up adoringly.
"Master, Lilith produced a total of a hundred thousand emotional fragments. That useless skull managed around twenty thousand. As for Mirror, she spent the whole day in the real world, and of course she was the worst of