Me? A slime? A villain who destroys a nation? Fine!

Dorak finally couldn't hold his breath any longer, and a string of bubbles burst from his mouth as he let out a gurgling scream of suffocation.

A man and a slime sank into the deep river.

At this moment, Dorak finally became terrified of the slime. His neck was wrapped in slime, and he kicked and struggled, but under the endless downward pressure and the constantly entangling slime, his pupils gradually rolled back, and he began to suffocate.

He gasped hoarsely in the water, weakly muttering, "You...you're not a slime, you're a monster...gurgle..."

As a result, Dorak was dragged and drowned in the deep water, his body motionless as Lin Ming kept pulling him down.

Finally, Lin Ming pulled him to the bottom before finally letting him go. By this time, Dorak was completely dead.

Lin Ming released the axe that had melted into slimy weeds, and he was also freed from the heavy gravity.

However, even after spitting out this large iron block, he was still very heavy.

He reverted to his original basic state, rolled around in the deep water, and finally slowly floated to the bottom sand.

"Gurgle." Lin Ming made the original sound of a little gurgle, constantly blowing bubbles.

Slimes don't feel pain, can't drown, and can't be burned, which is a very convenient thing.

However, burning it will still cause some actual damage; at the very least, the quality of its mucus will decrease.

Originally, Lin Ming's head was the same size as a human's, or even larger, but now it has shrunk back to the size below the head.

Lin Ming gurgled and bubbled in the water, drifting slowly.

He looked at the drowned Dorak. Although Lin Ming had some principles, it wasn't a good thing to treat these thieves too much like humans.

Therefore, Lin Ming did not intend to waste the benefits from this thief, so he pounced on him and began to dismantle his severed arm.

Not long after, that Dorak also completely disappeared into the water, and Lin Ming decomposed it into three items: [Flame Blessing 20%], [Magic Power 30%], and [Rage Fragment 5%].

However, although he obtained some good loot, the biggest problem now is that Lin Ming doesn't know how to get up there.

Swim up?

Lin Ming crawled along the riverbed for a while, then leaped into the deep river with a powerful lunge.

He thrashed about in mid-air, but due to his heavy core, he sank.

Lin Ming remained silent at the bottom of the river for quite a while.

Suddenly, a brilliant idea flashed through his mind, and he began to contort his body and shape it, activating his most prized mimicry ability. [Mimicry Correction] also gave it an A-level rating.

Soon, Little Gulu transformed into a small carp slime, a very crystal clear little fish.

"Swimming up!" Lin Ming exclaimed excitedly, then wiggled his tail and began to swim in the water in a very professional manner.

But the round, plump carp slime, like a cheap little toy, thrashed back onto the sand with a few thuds of its tail, just like a dead salted fish that couldn't swim no matter how hard it tried.

Lin Ming was troubled by the fact that the mimicry was only superficial.

He spat out the small stones he had stored on his body, as well as some treasures he had looted from the thieves, to lighten his load. Then he fired a slime bullet, which flew far away towards a rock, entangled him, and pulled himself toward it.

Now, Lin Ming had a chance to rise from the water.

Not long after, a blue liquid creature emerged from the surface of the river.

However, as soon as Lin Ming surfaced, he began to sink involuntarily, which made him frantically wave his little hands and struggle on the surface of the water.

There was nothing on the river. As he frantically scanned the area, he finally spotted a small, withered tree nearby.

Lin Ming was overjoyed and quickly fired a large number of slime bullets, which flew over and grabbed the tree, pulling himself up.

"That was really close. I thought I was going to spend the rest of my life underwater."

After getting ashore, Lin Ming shook off the water. Although he might feel a little regretful about the treasure, since those things weren't ordinary items, they seemed to contain magical artifacts.

But let's mark it first, we can always fish it out later.

Lin Ming planted a few upright tree branches on the riverbank, then switched back to tire mode and rolled back to the thieves' hideout to loot.

Soon after, Lin Ming hummed a song as he sorted through his spoils in the cave filled with corpses.

He carried a bundle of burlap sacks and began filling them with whatever he wanted. His most beloved healing potion, in particular, was piled up in seven bottles!

As the little goblin scurried into the leader's room to loot treasure, the thief who had been peeking out from the pile of corpses also peeked out with a fearful expression.

He was a thief who had been released earlier, but the battle was too intense, and he took advantage of the chaos to hide.

Seeing Lin Ming enter the secret passage, he quickly got up and fled.

As dusk fell, a group of villagers gathered in the direction Lin Ming had left, clasping their hands together in prayer and gazing anxiously in that direction.

The slaves who had been released earlier were also brought here by the little fairy, and reunited with their families.

As the sun gradually set, on the horizon where the sky was turning a deep red, the villagers saw a purple-blue tire rolling towards them in the distance.

The old man squinted, and his granddaughter's eyes lit up with excitement.

What came into view was the figure they had been waiting for, returning, pulling a small wooden cart with a large sack on top, the contents of which were unknown.

But the villagers immediately erupted in excited cheers, overjoyed and weeping with happiness at Lin Ming's return. Many villagers were so moved that they knelt down, grateful that the fairy had not abandoned them.

When the little fairy saw that Little Gulu had returned unharmed, she was overjoyed and chased after him, wanting to greet him.

But the little tire completely ignored the little imp, rolled past her, and let the large sack it was dragging brush past her.

"Ouch!" The little fairy was rubbed until she spun around like a top for a while.

She watched the little tire roll towards the village and realized that it ignored even the villagers, rolling straight over them and scaring them into scattering like a runaway carriage.

Lin Ming was in such a hurry because he felt he was about to die. The healing medicine hadn't been given yet, and it was almost dark.

After he stopped, he quickly opened the sack, sucked all the healing medicine into his body, and then made a hasty escape, leaving behind only the large bag of spoils that the villagers had retrieved.

"Hey, wait for me! Are you going back?" The little fairy looked in the direction Little Gulu had gone and suddenly realized what was going on. She quickly flew after him, leaving behind the villagers who were still in a daze.

The old man's granddaughter, though expectant, also showed a hint of disappointment. It seemed she really liked the little goblin, but she didn't expect it to leave so hastily.