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

Chapter 53: Don't let your grandfather hear this.

"Huh? What's that?"

Lin Ming frowned slightly. Meanwhile, the villagers behind him, seeing the black mud recede, excitedly squeezed out of their huts.

However, as the corrupt church began to emit a faint, trembling red light again, the villagers were so frightened that they quickly shrank back.

Lin Ming watched as the red light from the church grew weaker and weaker, flickering and extinguishing like a short-circuited light bulb, but it couldn't struggle to rise again and finally went out.

It will never emit red light again. This reaction is like that of a living being, struggling before death.

"Is it finally over?"

With a sense of doubt, Lin Ming approached the dilapidated black church up close.

There were many red veins climbing up the bottom of the church floor, but it seemed that as Lin Ming had just broken them, these veins were slowly disappearing towards the ground.

Lin Ming tentatively poked the hole with his slimy little hand, and only after seeing that he was not infected did he feel relieved enough to climb up the church and into the stone hole that had been punched out.

The church is very small; it's more like the roof of a church than the church itself, while the lower half of the church seems to have sunk completely into the ground.

However, what attracted Lin Ming even more was the nun lying dead inside.

However, once inside, Lin Ming was still stunned for a moment.

After all, the other person looked like a corpse, yet was unexpectedly beautiful enough to make your eyes pop out.

Her nun's habit resembled a black wedding dress, wrapped in black buds. The cross on her chest was broken, and even her eyes were covered by a wrinkled eye mask.

The only thing exposed was her long, flowing white hair, cascading down like a waterfall.

Her features even reminded Lin Ming of his slime mother, who also seemed to have her eyes tightly covered.

The nun lay limply on the ground, motionless, and even when Lin Ming reached out to push her, she remained unmoved.

"Are you dead or alive?" Lin Ming called out, but the nun remained unresponsive.

So Lin Ming brought his slimy little hand to her face and felt her breath.

Upon making contact, he saw the other party's data: named "Black-Dyed Nun," with a level of "?".

This was the first time Lin Ming had ever seen a unit like a question mark. Was it a mistake, or was it something of immeasurable significance?

At least we could see the class levels of the previous teams we encountered, so why can't we see them for this one?

But the other person is still breathing, which means they are still alive, even though their skin looks as pale and lifeless as a corpse.

If the other person weren't so good-looking, Lin Ming wouldn't have recognized them as a living person for a while.

But perhaps she knows something, because she's the one controlling these ghouls, right? And this black mud too.

Or perhaps, she has some kind of relationship with the slime mother?

Although the tide has receded now, the dry ground has exposed the lower half of the church, which is disgustingly rooted to the ground like human blood vessels.

Lin Ming didn't have any cutting abilities for the time being, so he tried to use his high-speed bird claws to launch a slime claw attack and grab the base of the base, but it was as hard as metal and bounced his bird claws away with a "bang".

"Wow, it's so hard."

So Lin Ming gave up on fighting the black church and instead carried the nun out of the church.

He buried his head in the other person's chest, lifted her up, and with a pair of big black panda ears on his head, he dragged the nun away.

They even bumped into the nun along the way, causing the unconscious nun to let out a series of pitiful "gurgling" cries.

The next day.

The villagers cheered for Lin Ming's great achievement in defeating the Black Tide, and some even sang: "The Fairy Lord is a supreme being who has descended as a savior."

Although the village was relatively poor, the village women still worked hard to collect nearby flowers, fruits, and grasses. They pieced them together and created the village's first slime flower sculpture belonging to Lin Ming.

On the simple square pillar made of stacked wooden sticks, there sits a round, cute little goblin made of flowers and plants.

Since it was made by a woman, she has skill and craftsmanship. Even though the materials are quite varied, the finished product still looks pretty good.

Lin Ming completely ignored them, and just stood nearby making wooden tools by hammering and banging with a copper wooden mallet.

With his understanding of alchemy, Lin Ming was finally able to shape and forge metal within his body, ignoring the furnace.

Although it will still be damaged down to only 20% of the original content, copper is not very useful at present, so even if a lot is lost, it is still worthwhile to make a hammer.

Lin Ming held up a small hammer and tapped and hammered several rectangular wooden wheels. Then he used his own slime as a soft pad for the tires and put them on. The rectangular right angles were instantly transformed into smooth rolling wheels.

He is developing a wooden bicycle.

Now that the church is gone, he can confidently open up the village to trade.

Then we should also make some tools that will allow villagers to move quickly across the slime continent.

Of course, Lin Ming didn't ride this bicycle so that the villagers could ride there themselves; that would be too slow, although it would save some time, but he didn't care.

Most importantly, he used slime tires as a replacement for bicycle tires; that's what he valued.

Because, as long as he touches the slime to the slime thread, it can achieve the same speed at which it travels back to the village. That is, it can move as a single entity.

After all, the wooden bicycle Lin Ming made didn't even have a chain, so how could he pedal it? Besides, he didn't need to pedal it.

Lin Ming tossed the slime tire onto the slime line, and the slime tire immediately rolled rapidly along the slime line, passing straight through it like a frisbee, and disappeared in a flash.

Judging by appearances, we should have arrived in the Slime Continent by now, right?

The principle is quite simple: he only needs to leave a direction command for the launch on the slime to achieve this effect.

It's like launching a slime bullet. But what if two slime bullets kept spinning after their own tails?

Isn't this just a perpetual motion tire?

The little slime, who had been banging away, was now engrossed in designing, while Millie, as always, leaned against Lin Ming with her adorable smile.

With her hands behind her back and leaning forward cutely, she asked, "Fairy, what are you doing?"

Compared to before, her words and actions have become much sweeter, and her little mouth has become much sweeter.

Rather than simply liking Lin Ming as an adorable creature and feeling gratitude before, this feeling now carries a deeper sense of intimacy, as if Lin Ming were one of their own, and even a touch of admiration.

"I'm building some tools that will allow your grandfather to move around quickly. I feel a bit bad about keeping you two granddaughters so far apart."

Millie did miss her grandfather a little, but with the fairy coming to keep her company, it didn't really matter whether her grandfather was there or not. Millie said, blushing and clenching her little hands.

"Don't let your grandpa hear you say that, okay?" Lin Ming's lips twitched. If he had been drinking water, he probably would have sprayed a mouthful of water in Millie's face right now.

We can only assume it's because the child is being immature.

The black-clad nun who had been lying beside him since last night had also woken up long ago. She had been sitting next to Lin Ming, eating the slimy dumplings he had given her.

She woke up very early, but remained quiet the whole time. She didn't know anything when asked, and just kept eating silently.

And what she was eating was also a new product. Since the healing potion was no longer effective for Lin Ming, he used honey, which he had originally planned to cultivate on a large scale, to make desserts.

Therefore, the current slimy dumplings are filled with a lot of honey liquid, and they will burst with juice when you take a bite.

However, it doesn't feel as filling; it's more like a snack.

So the blindfolded nun ate with her mouth full of honey, finding it so delicious that she couldn't stop, and even Millie was getting envious.

"Excuse me, who is this lady?"

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