Quick Transmigration: Playing the Role of a Devoted Tool

Du Quan is very tired.

But the thought of his beautiful wife waiting for him at home made it all worthwhile.

"Ranran, did you miss me at home today?" Du Quan hugged Qi Ran, his palm resting on her lower back, the warmth lingering on his fingertips.

"I did," Qi Ran replied, her eyes immediately enveloped by Du Quan's kiss.

Du Quan's fingertips were a little rough, covered with calluses, and when they brushed against Qi Ran's back, Qi Ran squinted slightly, already feeling comfortable.

Compared to monsters, Qi Ran preferred human body temperature, and Du Quan didn't have that deliberate desire to control her; once he was satisfied, he would rest and wouldn't play any tricks.

The next morning, Du Quan ate breakfast and took his dagger to the forest.

His level has increased from level 1 to level 6.

It has already achieved the ability to create a second thing, but Du Quan is missing one material.

He came here today to find materials.

After wandering around for several hours, Du Quan found the blue ore that the system had indicated he needed in front of a cave. He took some and was about to go back when he saw a goblin carrying food into the cave.

Du Quan dared not confront the goblin right now.

He had played Western fantasy games, and the settings in those games were terrifying.

Unless you have sufficient strength, it's best not to take the risk.

Back in the rock house, Du Quan fused the ore together, finally able to begin creating his second creation.

He opened the creation page, and below the number of creations, there was a "New Creation" option. Clicking it led to the familiar attribute and appearance settings interface.

This time, Du Quan didn't hesitate at all and went all out.

Weapons require points to purchase, so Du Quan gritted his teeth and redeemed all his points to equip his Shadow Swordsman with a double-edged sword.

There are no points allocated to appearance.

To achieve the best combat power, Du Quan put all ten points into combat power.

His level is not high enough for such a powerful creation.

If he had made good use of the free opportunity given by the system from the beginning and set Qi Ran as the strongest, he would be invincible now.

Because the first time there are no level restrictions, you can set it arbitrarily.

In future creations, level upgrades will be required.

Du Quan was filled with regret.

Regarding the Shadow Swordsman's appearance, he is a man who cannot speak and is covered in black bandages. His height is set at 192 cm, which is just right for him to wield dual swords and achieve the best attack power.

After setting it up, Du Quan clicked "Summon".

The dark summoning runes slowly dissipated on the ground, and a tall figure appeared in response.

Shadow Swordsman.

He has an extremely upright posture, standing at 1.92 meters tall, with a striking silhouette of broad shoulders and a narrow waist.

His entire body was wrapped in thick black bandages, from his feet all the way to the top of his head, with only a pair of eyes hidden in the gaps of the bandages, gleaming coldly, making him look like a silent mummy.

Even wrapped in layers of bandages, his firm, bulging muscle lines were clearly visible, every inch of his contours exuding a vigorous sense of power and explosiveness.

The shadow swordsman had no ability to speak. After appearing, he stood quietly, his gaze fixed on Du Quan, and then slowly bent his knees and knelt on one knee.

The body, wrapped in black bandages, leaned slightly forward, conveying respect for the Creator with the most silent and solemn posture.

Du Quan looked at the powerful figure before him, so different from the gentle and beautiful Qi Ran he had seen before, and a sense of wonder welled up in his heart.

He didn't speak immediately, but simply watched the kneeling shadow swordsman quietly, feeling this absolute submission from the creator.

"Get up." After a long while, Du Quan finally told him to get up.

Du Quan checked the details and learned that the Shadow Swordsman only takes out his weapon during battle and doesn't hold it in his hand at other times.

He glanced at the shadow swordsman, not quite satisfied, for he couldn't speak.

"Go outside and keep watch."

The shadow swordsman moved and left the house.

Du Quan turned around and saw Qi Ran's gaze fixed on the Shadow Swordsman, and he felt a little jealous.

"Ranran, come here."

Qi Ran knelt down beside Du Quan, her knees crossed, and looked at him obediently, "What are your orders, Master?"

"Do you prefer a swordsman or me?"

"I like my master."

"Good boy." Du Quan kissed the boy, picked him up, and carried him to the bed.

He felt like he was going crazy, actually getting jealous of a game character.

The next morning, Du Quan took the Shadow Swordsman out.

They were gone for a long time this time, and didn't return until dark.

They also brought back an indigenous person.

It was a boy, covered in wounds, looking very pitiful.

His hair was light pink, and because it hadn't been washed in a long time, it was covered in blood. His legs had been twisted off by something, and his eyes were gone, leaving only two bloody holes on his face.

The Shadow Swordsman carried the boy in and put him down. Du Quan then asked Qi Ran to treat him.

Qi Ran knelt beside the boy and performed a healing spell.

However, his healing abilities are limited; he can only treat relatively minor wounds, and he cannot heal wounds such as broken legs or gouged eyes.

Du Quan also realized the limits of Qi Ran's healing abilities.

"Ranran, go get some water to wipe him down."

"Yes, Master." Qi Ran got up and went out to fetch water.

"Swordsman, pry off the shackles around his neck," Du Quan ordered.

The shadow swordsman moved, gripping the shackles around the boy's neck with both hands.

With a snap, the shackles broke.

Du Quan was quite satisfied. It seemed that this swordsman was quite strong. No wonder he could kill a goblin with one sword during the battle. He just wondered how he would perform when fighting other monsters.

Qi Ran returned with water, knelt beside the boy, and gently cleaned the bloodstains and dirt off his body.

"Is this hair color natural...?" Du Quan muttered to himself, curiously touching it.

The light pink hair color was extremely rare in that world if it wasn't dyed.

Du Quan had other matters to attend to, so he handed over the logistical work to Qi Ran.

He opened the panel to check the data.

Because he killed the goblin, his level jumped from 6 to 17.

[Query: Enabled]

[Storage Space: Enabled]

Du Quan was overjoyed.

Finally, I don't have to live a hard life anymore.

He first looked at the space. It wasn't very big, but it could be upgraded and expanded. In addition to storing items, the space could also hold creations, which Du Quan was quite satisfied with.

Then click on the search bar, and you can get the corresponding information just by scanning the object. It couldn't be better.

However, searching will deduct points.

Du Quan aimed at the pink-haired boy, and after scanning the panel, his information immediately appeared.

[Indigenous person: Hua Zhuo, male, 19 years old, dark magician.]

That's all.

As for more detailed information, it would require an additional 20 points, which Du Quan felt was unnecessary.

Hua Zhuo woke up at night.

Seemingly out of fear, he groped around and bumped into the wooden basin beside him. The slight movement startled Du Quan awake.

Qi Ran lit a lamp, and the stone house became bright.

Du Quan sat down next to the boy. "Don't be afraid. This isn't where you used to be. I've already killed those goblins."

Upon hearing this, Hua Zhuo instinctively shrank back. She was used to being bullied, and her body's conditioned reflexes could not be changed in a short time.

Qi Ran looked at the male protagonist. Although the small wounds had healed, the broken leg and eye wounds still caused stinging pain.

The male protagonist is a shy and timid character in the story. He doesn't talk much. After being rescued by Du Quan, he follows Du Quan until Du Quan discovers his morbid infatuation with him later in the story.

Du Quan disliked Hua Zhuo's morbid and twisted love, and only plotted to kill him because he was annoyed by Hua Zhuo's harassment.

Right now, Du Quan looked at him with pity, patted the child's head, and comforted him, "It's okay, are you hungry? I have some food here."

Qi Ran brought the food over, and Du Quan picked it up and placed it in Hua Zhuo's hand.

His fingers were covered with scars, one after another, the gaps were grotesque, and it was unknown how they were left.

My fingernails were also pulled out; none of my ten fingers were normal.

The boy smelled the food, and his already hungry stomach rumbled a few times. He ate with his neck hunched, and after finishing, he remained silent and quiet.

After watching him finish eating, Du Quan introduced himself and told him not to be afraid, as it was safe here.

Hua Zhuo listened without much reaction, but would subconsciously tilt her head slightly towards Du Quan, as if paying attention to what he was saying.