Wilbur barely hesitated in agreeing with Punter. The truth was that he could take as much copper as he wanted once he got into that mine, as long as he put it all in his demiplane. The two hundred kilograms were nothing to him. "You're the man, Mister Penn. I sure am lucky to have met you." … Wilbur returned to his hotel and got ready to head to Tuttle Mine at once. After all, he was in Bruille Town to find the broken pieces of the Nine Dragon Cauldron. The pride of the people in Eweyn made Wilbur rather uncomfortable. The Nine Dragon Cauldron had been broken into nine pieces, which meant that putting it back together would require finding all nine of those pieces. Wilbur had not even found one of the pieces, so he had to move fast. That afternoon, Wilbur entered Tuttle Mine on his own. There was still a hint of light when he first walked in, but it was completely dark not long after. Wilbur cast Illuminos, and a ball of white light appeared above his head to light his way

Within just a few seconds, runes appeared on the walls of the mine and the ground. There seemed to be a strange formation laid through the entire space, and each of the formation cores emitted a brilliant golden glow. There were a dozen or so golden lights around the space that shone on the first dragon cauldron, forming an oval-shaped ball of light. The next second, a broken piece of the ninth dragon cauldron appeared out of thin air. The golden light disappeared the second the piece appeared along with the formation. All that was left was the first dragon cauldron and the broken piece floating in mid-air. Wilbur was stunned by the sight as he knew that this was a special kind of formation. Such a formation created a secret dimension where the broken cauldron piece was hidden until now. The first dragon cauldron's appearance activated the formation, which revealed the broken cauldron piece from the hidden space. Wilbur opened his hands and caught the first dragon cauldron and

"I can tell you where the remaining eight pieces of the ninth cauldron are, but I need you to kill someone for me in exchange." "Help you kill someone? Who?" "Buck, the owner of Tuttle Mine." Wilbur was confused. "Buck? You want me to kill him?" "That's right." The liquid woman turned back to face Wilbur. "The truth is, I know that there are more evil thoughts in this world than kind ones. The aura of darkness has overpowered that of light, but such auras can be hidden in this mine. I had begged Buck for him to let Adam stay in the mine for a while, just so he'd be able to escape his tragic fate. However, Buck turned me down. In the end, Adam went feral, which led to everything that happened between us. What kind of mother would not love her son? While it's true that you killed Adam, I know you're not to blame. I honestly feel no hatred towards you anymore now. It's Buck whom I resent." There was a murderous glint in her eyes as she mentioned Buck's name. "If Buck had be

The mirror shattered into pieces as the figure of that Dashan man appeared in Buck's mind. He recollected the time he was ambushed by an opponent. Despite him killing his opponent in the end, the battle had left a large wound on Buck's belly. Buck thought that he would have died from the battle, only for a Dashan man to appear just as he was about to lose consciousness. That man was Fremont Skye, and he nursed Buck back to life. In fact, Fremont had even given Buck a part of his powers so that Buck could reach the pre-Emperor level. After that, Buck worked hard and made it to the Emperor level. Buck became more and more powerful, practically running the black market in Eweyn. Yet the hatred within him refused to fade, just like the scar on his belly. Anyone could have saved him, but why did it have to be a Dashan? Dashans were seen as a lowly race by the people of Eweyn, considered to be powerless and foolish, destined to be slaves for the rest of their lives. That was what he

An Emperor level cultivator was a terrifying existence. Punter was shocked when Wilbur slowly approached him. Wilbur bent over to look at Punter, who was lying on the floor, and asked, "Are you alright? Hang on, I'll get you to the hospital right now." Just as Wilbur was about to get up, Punter grabbed his hand and said, "No! I can't go to the hospital right now. If I do, Buck will know. He will send assassins for sure. I'm afraid I won't be able to survive the night if that's the case. Please, don't bring me to the hospital." Punter looked at Wilbur with begging eyes. Wilbur paused for a moment and said, "Alright, we won't go to the hospital, but you're badly injured. Do you have a better solution?" "Yes." Punter sighed in relief and took his phone out. He passed it to Wilbur and said, "I know Doctor Erin from the town's hospital. Help me call her here. Doctor Erin is very professional, and she'll treat my injuries." "Alright." Wilbur knew that Punter had special connect