Chris was still at work cutting off the pair of tusks that had been burnt to a charred shape. After reassuring Ekou, Marina kept an eye on what Chris was doing and asked, "Are the teeth of any use?"

"Nothing is useful. Chris replied, "But it's worth it." ”

Chris was still so short that Marina was confused. And if Chris didn't explain it, Luluna Ka took the initiative to explain to Marina, "That tooth can be exchanged for money in those underground strongholds, although it's not much." If it's a group member, you can change it a little more. ”

Marina thought of the members of the Underground Regiment who had fought a massive battle with Little Fang. "What's the use of them asking for this?"

"Nothing is useful. "This is a proof, a pair of teeth proves that a small fangs are dead, and one will not work...... Of course, if you put together two teeth that are not the same small fang, this can also be counted as a small canine. ”

"I'm afraid they also want to report this as a kind of work result. Marina said.

"You're smart, miss. Shortaxe smiled, "The underground group relies on this to eat, and of course they will use this to gain some benefits...... Not only small fangs, but also parts of the body of underground and harmful creatures may be able to be exchanged for money. ”

At this time, Lulunaka interjected, "Actually, these little fangs have some uses. This thing can be ground into bone meal, which is of good quality as a powder, and can be used in many places, such as ships and cannons. ”

Marina is a good axe, they know that Lulunaka is a young apothecary, although the skill is not good, but if it is only theoretical knowledge, they do recognize it.

"I forgot about that. Hatchet slapped his bald head, which made Lulunaka stare at his head for a long time, but he didn't notice it. There was nothing strange about the hatchet's move, but Lulunaka stared at it with interest for a moment, as his scalp was indeed a little ...... It's too smooth and shiny, and it's still bronze.

"It's true that this tooth can be ground into bone meal, but it doesn't have to be. "There are many alternative materials, and if there's anything different about the bone meal made from this little fang, it's probably ...... In addition to exchanging money, it will not be disposed of as garbage. ”

"Yes, everything you can use is used. Lulunaka nodded, "Especially for a poor pharmacist like me, who has no materials, everything can be used." ”

"I can't give you this. "It's our little fangs that we've knocked down—anyone but you can take it, but you can't." ”

"Yes, I know. Lulunaka's voice sounded a lot lower. This made Marina frown slightly, "Aren't you a bit harsh like this?" ”

"Because she didn't contribute, of course she couldn't get it. "It's not about discrimination, whoever contributes can get it." With that, he beckoned to Chris, who threw a couple of pairs of fangs at him, and then he threw them at Marina. Marina took the things, and the fangs still had mucus on them, which was probably the saliva of the little fangs. "If any of you were injured and wanted to be treated by that little girl, you could have given her some, but no one was hurt now. "And that's what you deserve, and I'm not interested in whether to exchange it for money or for what to do with it." ”

Marina felt like her hands were sticky, and there were blood streaks in the mucus, which made it even more disgusting to the touch. But Marina wasn't the kind of pampered rich lady either, as a wandering mage, she had encountered more disgusting things, and they were all touched by her. But it's kind of disgusting to hold this kind of thing in your hand, and she doesn't need it. She handed the teeth to Lulunaka, "Give them to you if you want them." ”

Lulunaka's eyes widened, her eyes sparkling, "Is that okay?"

Marina smiled and nodded. Lulunaka took her teeth, wiped her cloak, and placed them in the pouch she hung around her waist, "Thank you, Marina. ”

Marina just smiled, not taking the tooth delivery too seriously. The teeth of these little fangs would certainly not be worth much, and if she cared about the money, she probably wouldn't have hired mercenaries like Shortaxe and Chris.

Of course, the short axe saw Marina's move, and just shrugged his shoulders, "What to do with the loot that only belongs to you, that's your own business, I have no right to say anything." ”

"Thank you for your thoughtfulness. Marina said to the short axe behind her. Shortaxe didn't reply, picking up the torch on the ground, "It's time for us to move on." You'd better be more aware of your surroundings and stop thinking of it as an outing. Just because I can save it once doesn't mean I can save it a second time, if it's a small fang, it won't be too fatal, if it's something else......"

Shortaxe didn't continue, and the rest of the words didn't need to be said, he thought that the three people in front should also understand, after all, they had just experienced a thrilling battle.

The battle is over, and the team continues to move forward again. Eko and Shortaxe retrieved their torches, Chris was at the front, retreating into the darkness, while Marina and Lulunaka remained in the middle of the group. There seemed to be no end to the wide passage, and they had walked long enough to see no exit. There are some pipes on both sides of the passage that seem to be accessible, but if you look closely, you will see that the inside has been blocked by large rocks, and it seems unlikely that it will be able to be removed. In this dark place, only their little firelight moves forward, like fireflies in the night. No one let their guard down, the little fangs had already made Eko a little nervous, and Shortaxe and Chris had never let their guard down.

The team walked forward wordlessly, and only Lulunaka said to Marina, "Marina, you're a mage, aren't you?"

"Of course I'm a mage. Marina replied that she didn't think Lulunaka hadn't figured out what was going on after seeing those little fangs burn, and that she should have heard herself pronounce the spell clearly, though it didn't sound like a spell.

"I thought it would take more time for a mage to use a spell, but you set those little fangs on fire so easily. Lulunaka said, her face full of adoration and her eyes shining like jewels.

For those who don't know magic, what Marina just did was enough to surprise them. Marina had no intention of playing tricks or tricks, and she said to Lulunaka, "Spells aren't that complicated...... That's not right, I'm just making the complicated process simple. She touched the magic book on her waist, "If I have a magic book as a prop, as long as I prepare well in advance, then I can use spells as quickly as I did just now." Of course, if I don't have a magic book, I can still use spells, but it will be more troublesome and not suitable for use in combat power. ”

It wasn't a secret that couldn't be told to others, and Marina told Lulunaka about the mage. There were many things that could be considered secret to a magician like her, but what she said now was not included. If there was anything secret and deadly, it was the magician's real name, his own magic book, and the mysteries of magic that he couldn't mention to anyone else: maybe his own unique magic pattern, or a life-saving item. Scrolls with forbidden spells, lich life boxes, one-time life-saving jewels...... These things are extremely important and very rare.

Marina, on the other hand, just picked out something that wouldn't matter much to tell others and told Lulunaka. And Lulunaka listened to it with relish, as if she was listening to a story, which also made Marina even more reassured.

The two of them were in the group, following Eko in front of them, talking in a low voice.

There are some things that Marina didn't let Lulunaka know, and there are things that Lulunaka didn't tell Marina. Lulunaka couldn't tell Marina what she knew, and if she did, she, a kind mage, probably wouldn't be so kind to herself, or at least she would be wary of herself. As for what it is, if you say one of them, it is probably ...... Marina's magic book isn't actually hers, such a thing.