Chapter 287: Visiting

Luo De's eyes gleamed slightly.

"Let's start tonight! Location: Henry Farm, Pan Ni's room!"

He mumbled into the softness.

You know what? The scent of a succubus is never tiresome.

"Will the ghoul agree? This one's got big breasts, but surprisingly little courage."

"Her opinion doesn't matter—I'll strip her naked and hang her up anyway."

"Pfft. The 【Pleasure Party】 requires mini-games to gain buffs—what's fun about that? Just bring the puppy girl over. You've already taken her, right? Judging by the residual essence in her body, Tally predicts you two spent four to five hours together, correct?"

"No wonder you're a succubus."

"Yay!"

Tally excitedly shoved Luo De away.

Then she turned around, glancing back with a sultry expression.

Her smooth back glistened with sweat, her waist-to-hip ratio was perfect, and even from behind, the silhouette of her massive curves was visible on the sides.

Every detail sent blood rushing.

"Reward me~~"

"Didn't you say you were full?"

"This heavenly delicacy? Tally will eat it even if her belly bursts~~"

He didn't fool around with Tally for long.

She had been active all night, and with her ascent to seventh tier, she was already exhausted.

Luo De had planned to let her rest in the cabin.

But she had missed the Fear Field trip and feared that if she let her guard down, her master might vanish again—so she insisted on hiding inside his shadow, declaring she would never leave his side.

Luo De routinely patrolled the forest.

After finding no issues, he arrived at Shi Ying Town.

Sharon hadn't come to the cabin yesterday.

That was fine—he was beginning to understand her personality.

She was like a stray dog that had run away from home, possessing the loyalty and protectiveness of a domesticated dog, yet the unpredictability of a wild one.

This time Luo De entered town partly to invite her to the Silver Party, and of course, to check on the witch Dimia.

After all, they were friends.

He bought some suitable gifts for visiting a sick person.

He went to the town hall to inquire about Dimia's residence.

To his shame, Luo De had never known where Dimia lived—he only knew she was a workaholic, always seen at the town hall.

"Mr. Luo De?"

As soon as he stepped into the town hall, a familiar figure approached him.

She wore an elegant, well-tailored blue women's suit, clearly made of high-grade cotton-linen; she didn't wear a skirt, but rather matching trousers that accentuated her graceful, fluid figure.

Dark red, mature waves cascaded over her right shoulder; her bright eyes and white teeth smiled with charm, yet retained a crisp, efficient air.

The Tooth Fairy, Rosalia.

"Rosalia, long time no see—you still shine brilliantly."

Luo De smiled in reply.

This Tooth Fairy frequently traveled between Shi Ying Town and Stormwind City, and conducted negotiations and patrols around neighboring towns—he hadn't seen her in some time.

"You flatter me, Mr. Luo De."

She covered her mouth with a light laugh, revealing her index and ring fingers wrapped in black-purple insectoid exoskeletons.

The two exchanged a few pleasantries.

"By the way, the Dragon Fang Flower you gave me is still blooming—did you use some spell on it?"

Dragon Fang Flowers bloom for only about fifteen days; it's been nearly two months, yet it still glows like a torch—hard not to suspect something's amiss.

Also, since I placed it in my bedroom, I no longer need to clean—every day it's spotless.

Normally I'm too busy to notice, but lately, even during sandstorms, it remains untouched—this is odd.

"Try casting an identification spell on the flower—there might be a surprise."

Luo De didn't answer, only smiled.

"Oh?"

The Tooth Fairy, intrigued by his mysterious expression, wondered—could this flower truly be some treasure?

Then she shook her head—impossible.

She held a favorable impression of this Forest Warden.

He had protected Shi Ying Town multiple times—he was a powerful, responsible man, and among humans, his appearance was top-tier.

He was also top-tier in his lust—he'd reportedly kept nearly ten girls in the forest.

His gift of the Dragon Fang Flower had stirred a small ripple in her heart, but with time and recent busyness, it had faded.

Luo De didn't idle with her.

He asked for Dimia's address, stating his intent to visit.

To his surprise, Rosalia didn't know either—when they asked other staff members they were close to, none knew either.

They even thought Dimia lived in the town hall's office.

Fortunately, they met the old gentleman Humbert.

Though the old turtle man had questionable morals, he knew Shi Ying Town's affairs inside and out.

He'd spent a fortune curing his stepdaughter's gonorrhea and bought a villa specifically to house her pregnancy.

As for his sailor son-in-law far away in Coral Bay, the Dark Elves' blockade made it impossible for him to come over.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Luo De—the situation in the Claw Valley Mountains has changed, and affairs are tense—I can't accompany you to visit Dimia."

Rosalia stood at the town hall's entrance, sincerely apologizing.

Claw Valley Mountains marked the boundary between the Ke's Plains and the Dusk Hills.

When Luo De's group formed the Rat Extermination Team, they crossed this mountain range to reach the Hansen River on Ke's Plains and encountered mutated Sandflower Fishmen.

He waved it off, asking no further questions.

He parted from the maturely charming Tooth Fairy.

Soon after.

He arrived at Dimia's residence: 31 South Xinlan Street.

A standalone three-story house, painted in pale blue.

Previously, due to the invasion by the demon Atu and the Yuren tribe member Karoline, many buildings on Lanke Street were destroyed.

The street's usage rights had been leased by the town hall to a descendant of a viscount, but amid the war and demon invasion, the viscount's descendant promptly sold and fled.

Old gentleman Humbert and the witch Dimia believed that, as Shi Ying Town was the only settlement with a Guardian Array, it had great potential to become a major town—they seized the opportunity and planned to pool funds to take over the usage rights.

Indeed, since Aselong's decline, outsiders had repeatedly visited or settled in this remote yet harbor-adjacent town.

But suddenly, the viscount's descendant demanded cash payment, and neither of them had enough cash.

So they came to the forest to borrow money from Luo De.

As they talked, borrowing became unnecessary—it turned into a joint investment.

Dimia and Humbert were delighted; after all, Luo De's reputation and strength were evident—his involvement could help attract clients.

It was no surprise, after all, this was a magical world—when skilled earth magic engineers were present, reconstruction could proceed so swiftly.

But time had been short; compared to before, the area still felt noticeably quieter.

Ding-ding-ding—

Luo De rang the doorbell.

He waited a long while—no response.

"Not home?"

He tried contacting Dimia via 【Chain of Far Speech】—still no reply.

(End of Chapter)