I, Stone Golem, only want to forge.

Chapter 109 Seeing the Cat

Murphy thought for a moment about what he needed to do.

Collect some data on the behemoth's heart, and then carve a shell for the behemoth while you're at it.

Then I finished all the work I was supposed to do here.

Next, it considered going to the village below to check out the professional guild, then research the dam's condition, and finally see if it could buy the materials it needed.

Next, we went down to the shipyard to see what was going on.

After Murphy had a general idea of ​​what he needed to do next, he didn't hesitate any longer.

The children on the boat were being looked after by Hai Gang and Xiao Ya. After informing them, they would then hand them over to Si Rui.

As for the vampire who was inexplicably captured, after Murphy asked him, Xiaoya said it was nothing serious.

So it didn't pay much attention and planned to study the relevant things after it returned.

Murphy remembered that the group of people seemed to have just disembarked, so he used Earth Breathing to confirm their location before heading over.

However, when Murphy arrived, he found that they were actually surrounding a cat.

The cat was small, with black fur and heterochromatic eyes. It was currently hovering in the sky, curled up in a ball, as if it were taking a nap.

Hai Gang and the old charlatan stood to the side, looking at each other warily as they observed the cat.

The other children were clearly captivated by the cat's adorable appearance and wanted to touch it, but were too afraid to do so.

Although Xiaoya could sense that the cat probably didn't mean any harm, she still kept the children at a distance from the cat, just in case.

When Hai Gang saw Murphy approaching, he immediately breathed a sigh of relief, then pointed to the cat and said helplessly, "Mr. Murphy, this cat seems to be looking for you."

"Looking for me? Then why are you here?" Murphy looked at the cat and asked in confusion, "It brought a note saying that you would be coming, so it's waiting for you here."

Haig handed the two cards the cat had given him to Murphy.

Murphy glanced at it and suddenly noticed that something was wrong with the text on the card, so he studied it more carefully for a while.

It wasn't text at all, but a drawing composed of several magical effects and runes.

This painting can express the same meaning in the native languages ​​of different races.

For example, if a sea monster looks at the content above, it will be displayed in human language; if an elf looks at it, it will be displayed in elven language.

The design is ingenious. Murphy can understand the runes on it in terms of principles, but he is not proficient in magic and does not know the specifics.

Murphy glanced at the cat again.

The cat seemed to have finally woken up, slowly and leisurely getting up, its front body lowered, its back raised, and its tail held high.

After stretching, it looked at Murphy and meowed.

"Hello, I am the village chief."

"Lynn's village?" Murphy asked.

"That place is called Haki Village."

The village chief corrected him, saying, "Of course, that village wasn't originally called that."

It was after he took office that he gave the village this name.

As for why it was named this way—because the dog used to love adding "Haki" before everything.

For example, things like harpy people, harpy mice, harpy cats, etc.

So, following its owner's custom, it named the village Haki Village.

Murphy always felt that the name was strangely odd.

However, after thinking about it for a while, I still couldn't figure out where that sense of unease came from, so I had no choice but to give up.

As is customary, I began with self-introductions.

"Murphy, the craftsman."

However, the introduction from the other side really left Murphy a bit confused.

"Village chief, village chief."

Why repeat it twice?

After thinking for a while, Murphy figured out the reason and made a guess.

"Your name is village chief?"

"Yes." The village chief nodded.

The cat's owner named it, and this name is also the reason it became the village chief of Hagi Village. After someone called it "village chief," the cat thought they were calling it.

It turned out that the person calling was actually the one behind it, so the real village chief adopted the fake village chief.

After the human village chief died, the cat village chief took his place and became the real village chief.

After a long silence, Murphy decided to put the matter aside and changed the subject.

"Why did you want to see me?"

"There was a flood just now, it looked man-made, so I thought you were responsible, so I came to check on the situation and also to thank you."

Then it used its long tail to rummage through its fur, and then somehow managed to get it out of its small body.

He pulled out a blanket that was more than 5 meters long and wide, and then threw the blanket into the air.

"Come on up, I'll take you to the village."

Murphy looked at the thin blanket and then at his own weight.

After thinking about it for a while, I finally stood up.

I didn't expect the blanket to be so sturdy, and it even seems to have a cleaning function.

As soon as Murphy went up, the stones on his body seemed to have been washed clean, and a large part of them were gone.

"What is this?"

"A magic flying carpet, given to me by the Hagis." The cat casually explained, then flicked its tail, manipulating the carpet to slowly float Murphy upwards. Murphy quickly gave a few instructions to the people below.

"I'm going to that village down there."

After saying that, the blanket accelerated again, and with a whoosh, it turned into a blur and flew away.

Only a group of onlookers below, completely unaware of what had happened, remained standing there dumbfounded.

Murphy, lying on the blanket, was curious about the workings of this thing, but after looking at it for a long time, it couldn't find a single angle to study it.

But after all, it belongs to someone else, and it seems to be quite important to the village chief.

So Murphy didn't continue to ask about the flying carpet, but instead asked about another thing that piqued its curiosity.

"You said you thanked me? What do you mean?"

"Mr. Murphy, didn't you send over a machine? The one that can absorb the curse on the ice crystals?"

The village chief spoke to Murphy while controlling the flight direction.

"Many people in our village have fallen ill because of that curse, and your machine has just solved our urgent problem."

After thinking about it for a while, Murphy realized that it seemed to be true.

However, it originally intended to use that thing to absorb the curse of the ice crystals in the mines near Hagi Village.

I never expected it would come in handy in this regard.

It's just a bit of a pity.

If Murphy had known about this earlier, he might have been able to modify this thing slightly and sell it as a new creation.

"So, is the illness cured?"

"There's one woman who isn't; she's a hybrid of ice element and human, so her situation is rather special."

As soon as the village chief finished speaking, Murphy was slightly stunned for a moment.

What is meant by a hybrid of ice element and human?

Murphy couldn't help but recall the modification plan for the ice elemental girl he had just seen.

No, have humans really become like this?