Bone King: Homemade plug-in, I am the god of destiny Chapter 016

Boom!

As a sword light streaked across, the tall, brutal-looking terrifying demon had all its HP cleared, turning into dust and scattering with the wind.

Han Yu smiled slightly at this sight and floated forward.

“Well done, Enri.”

“Not at all, it’s all thanks to Lord God.”

Enri’s face showed a bitter smile, even feeling a little ashamed.

If she had achieved success through her own arduous training, she could have calmly accepted Lord God’s praise, but given the current results, she was merely someone who reaped without sowing.

She turned her head to the other side, only to see the swordsman who had just slain the great demon with a single strike already returned to her side, bowing respectfully.

Enri hurriedly bowed back in response.

The swordsman held a long sword glowing with silver light and wore white armor adorned with dazzling patterns, with a matching white cloak swaying in the gentle breeze.

She had just witnessed it; with a casual wave of the swordsman’s hand, the flying sword energy left a deep cut over ten meters long on the ground.

Someone with such power, even a legendary hero would be no more than this, right?

And now the swordsman had become her servant; this was beyond being flattered. Enri felt as if a huge mountain was pressing down on her, so heavy that she could barely breathe.

Seeing Enri’s expression, Han Yu gently patted her shoulder in encouragement. “Most people wouldn’t be so lucky as to gain my favor, so you must work hard from now on. You mustn’t let others question my judgment as a god, okay?”

“Yes! I will work doubly hard and never betray Lord God’s great kindness!”

Enri quickly nodded solemnly, speaking as if making an oath.

Lord God not only resurrected her parents but also bestowed upon her such power and guardians. If she didn’t repay this with her life, it would be too ungrateful.

Han Yu couldn’t help but smile at this.

He glanced at the swordsman beside them. This was [Legendary Knight · Karone], a LV 90 permanent summoned life that Enri had summoned using the rare mercenary summoning book he had bestowed upon her.

Since he knew that summoned creatures could allow his subordinate to gain levels by farming monsters, there was no need for the subordinate to fight on the front lines herself. Wouldn’t it be better to just let the summoned creature do the fighting?

Moreover, this way, Enri could gain experience point rewards from the huge level difference, allowing her to level up even faster.

After [Legendary Knight · Karone] killed a large number of high-tier monsters summoned by the Sunlight Scripture members using items, Enri’s level directly soared to 41, reaching a realm that 99% of the native inhabitants of this other world would never achieve in their lifetime!

His subordinate leveled up happily, but the price Han Yu paid was not small.

One must know that the Sunlight Scripture members used advanced summoning items without any usage restrictions, not ordinary magic scrolls, which these rookies couldn’t even use.

Fairly speaking, exchanging such advanced summoning items for a level 41 subordinate, no matter how he calculated it, he was at a loss.

“So the top priority is to cultivate a production-type subordinate, otherwise my summoning items won’t be replenishable, and it will be difficult to quickly obtain powerful subordinates this way in the future.”

“If I could find someone who naturally ignores item usage restrictions… Hey? There seems to be such a person!”

As Han Yu pondered, his eyes suddenly lit up, recalling a character who had appeared in the original story.

Enferea Balerare, a genius boy living in the Kingdom’s fortress city of E-Rantel, the closest city to Carne Village, and the grandson of the famous alchemist Lizzie Balerare.

Enferea, like Nigun, was a natural talent, and his unique ability was to use any magic item without any restrictions, exactly the talent Han Yu needed most right now.

And coincidentally, Enferea had some connection with Enri; that kid had a crush on Enri.

This must be heaven helping me!

Han Yu couldn’t help but roll around wildly in his mind, almost laughing out loud.

“Enri, you and Karone take these guys back first.” Han Yu instructed Enri, then looked at the Sunlight Scripture members with a warning gaze. “You wouldn’t be foolish enough to make any unnecessary moves, would you?”

“Ah, you… you can rest assured!”

“Yes, yes, yes, we will absolutely obey Miss Enri’s commands, even if it means taking our own lives, we will not disobey!”

The Sunlight Scripture members felt a chill down their spines and repeatedly swore to Han Yu.

In fact, even if Han Yu hadn’t spoken, the Sunlight Scripture members at this moment dared not entertain a single thought of disobedience to any of Han Yu’s commands.

Are you kidding me!

When they received the summoning items from Han Yu, one of them who could use the [Item Appraisal] magic secretly appraised it and nearly freaked out when they confirmed that the item sealed a 10th-tier magic!

Tier magic has a total of ten tiers. The highest-tier magic that native inhabitants of this other world can use is the sixth tier, and the seventh tier is the realm of gods.

The tenth tier, that was the limit of tier magic!

Yet Han Yu casually tossed such powerful items to them as if they were trash, not at all worried about them using it to resist him.

Doesn’t this indirectly show that Han Yu himself can reach this level, or even be stronger?

God of Gods!

At this moment, the entire Sunlight Scripture had the most direct understanding of Han Yu’s existence. If they hadn’t been raised by the Theocracy to believe in the Six Great Gods since childhood, they would have turned and converted to Han Yu.

“Hmph, you’re not too foolish after all.”

Han Yu was satisfied with their reaction, then his gaze locked onto Nigun in the team, giving him a look. “You, come with me.”

Suddenly called out, Nigun was at a loss, but he still obediently followed Han Yu’s footsteps.

…

In the forest closest to Carne Village, three figures stood side by side, gazing at the human team in the distance.

In the middle stood a skeleton mage wearing luxurious scholar’s robes. To his left was a female figure completely enveloped in black armor, with two black feathered wings extending from her waist. To his right was a white-haired old man dressed in a butler’s uniform.

They were Momonga, a Yggdrasil player who had also crossed over to this other world, and two level 100 NPC guardians of the Great Tomb of Nazarick: the Guardian Overseer Albedo and the Butler Sebas.

Momonga held a Western-style telescope in his hand. This was not some magical artifact but an ordinary item.

Last time, when he used the [Far Sight Mirror] to scout Carne Village, the item mysteriously shattered, and Momonga knew that Han Yu likely possessed anti-magic detection abilities or magical items.

The area around the Great Tomb of Nazarick was wilderness, with no signs of intelligent life.

Having suddenly crossed over to this unknown world, gathering information became the top priority for the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Since he had discovered the existence of intelligent life, Momonga naturally didn’t want to miss this opportunity.

So, he came here.

To avoid being detected, he didn’t use detection magic to observe the village as he had before, but instead used a physical method like a telescope, which wouldn’t be counteracted by magic.

“Such a small village has characters like this. It seems I’ll have to be more careful when gathering information in the future.”

After putting down the telescope, Momonga pondered inwardly.

Before approaching Carne Village, he first scouted several kilometers around the village, confirming that there were no other villages.

Such an isolated village would be inexplicable if it weren’t a border village.

Although the possibility of coincidence couldn’t be ruled out, the level of border villages was definitely lower than that of large cities. Since Carne Village had someone who could produce items that summon high-tier monsters, large cities should not lack such individuals either.

This also indirectly indicated that the danger level of this world might be as high as he had previously guessed, even somewhat frighteningly so.