I, Stone Golem, only want to forge.

Chapter 98 You Teach It to Carve

"Get on the ship?" Murphy stopped what he was doing and asked with some doubt.

"Yes, but the smell is like that of a crew member," the behemoth replied slowly.

"Why are you telling me this?" Murphy's confusion deepened.

It didn't feel that its relationship with the giant beast was that good.

The crew member had to inform himself before returning to his own ship.

It's not the captain of this ship.

"Because there's someone around them whose presence is very similar to yours, but they're like a block of wood."

The behemoth replied that it had come specifically to check on things and offer a reminder because of that blockhead Murphy.

When Murphy heard the wooden figure talking about himself, he immediately thought of Hai Gang, who owed him a debt.

So he ordered the other little stone men to continue collecting data, while he himself got up to see what was going on.

The old charlatan who had previously said he wanted to worship Murphy looked at the wooden Murphy in front of Haig and clicked his tongue in amazement.

"I consider myself a devout believer, so why is it you who has shown me divine intervention?"

As the old charlatan spoke, he pulled out a long string of pendants or ornaments from his pocket, representing various churches and faiths.

One of them is Murphy's small wooden carving.

"You're really ruthless! You killed so many people, tsk tsk!"

He picked up the wooden carving and examined it carefully, then turned to look at Hai Gang and said with deep emotion and admiration.

"I told you, I didn't kill him."

Hai Gang frowned and retorted.

"Alright then—consider it a divine intervention," the old charlatan replied somewhat perfunctorily.

This matter needs to be pushed back a little while.

After carving the wooden Murphy, Hale did not intend to kill everyone involved in the slave trade.

After all, there are at least a hundred or so people involved, and at least sixty of them were involved in this matter.

And among the remaining group, almost all of them were silent and inactive.

Only a few capable but jobless crew members, along with those who had gone to the Dwarf City with Diaz, were unaware of this.

So, he originally only wanted to kill a few masterminds first, and as for how to deal with the others, he planned to discuss it with Diaz later.

Surprisingly, he hasn't made a move yet.

Unexpectedly, not only did the mastermind die, but those who were indirectly involved in the matter also died instantly.

Moreover, the manner of his death was extremely bizarre.

They were all split vertically in half, like walnuts with the front side cracked open, and the internal organs flowed out.

This was the first time Hai Gang had encountered such a terrifying and bizarre scene, and he knew that with his limited knowledge, he couldn't possibly understand anything about it.

So he remembered Diaz, who had boarded the ship with Murphy, and decided to come over to ask for an idea.

He didn't see Diaz, but just as he got off the ship, he saw Murphy coming up.

So, when Mu Mofei met Shi Mofei, the two Mofeis stared at each other for a long time.

After a short while, Stone Murphy nodded.

"Well done."

Hai Gang stared at Murphy in front of him, lowered his head, swallowed, and humbly began to speak.

"Thank you for the compliment----"

Murphy didn't care what this person's attitude was towards her, and spoke directly.

"Pay back the debt."

Hai Gang's lips twitched. Knowing that he couldn't escape this calamity, he gave a bitter smile and sighed.

"I don't have anything valuable on me. Please feel free to take it if you want."

Murphy's liquid-like eyes, seeing that they were getting down to business, instantly returned to normal and stared intently at them.

Murphy, with his spiritual insight activated, naturally noticed this as well, and thus asked telepathically, "What kind of debt should be demanded?"

He shook his eyes, indicating that he didn't know.

Murphy couldn't really think of what kind of debt he should ask for. After thinking for a long time, he casually made a request.

"Work to pay off the debt."

"Would it be possible for me to work for you while retaining my status as a seaman?"

After hesitating for a long time, Hai Gang finally gritted his teeth and made a request that was considered quite presumptuous.

Theoretically speaking, he had no right to make demands of Murphy at all.

But he really didn't want to give up his identity as a seaman, which allowed him to search for his son on a large scale, so he had no choice but to do it.

"casual."

Murphy hadn't lost anything, so he naturally didn't think of what kind of loan he should ask for; he was just making things up without any specific requirements.

So it doesn't matter to it what the other party does.

After the two finished their verbal negotiation, the eyeball next to him waited a moment before popping up the interface related to the contract in front of Murphy again.

Murphy ignored it, crossed it out, and started studying the wooden Murphy.

His eyes immediately glared angrily at Murphy.

It was clear that Murphy was completely ignoring him, so he could only fill in Murphy's name while tears streamed down his face.

Sea Rod couldn't see this scene, but he suddenly felt a heat in his body, and then in his consciousness, he suddenly felt a very subtle connection with Murphy.

Instead of having its lifespan or vitality drained as usual.

However, it seems that ownership of that wooden Murphy was inexplicably taken away.

But that's normal. His power comes from others, and they can't just take it back whenever they want.

"Mr. Murphy, is Diaz downstairs?"

"There are children on board, so Diaz went to find some easily digestible food."

As Murphy spoke, he tapped the wood carving.

Through its spiritual insight, it could roughly discern the structure of the wood carving.

It's actually a bit like the process of it transforming into a seaweed stone man.

Of course, only the process is similar; the specific principles seem to be somewhat different.

Its transformation process involves directly changing all parts of an object, except for its surface, to another property.

The essence of this wood carving is more like altering the third and fourth layers to allow the spirit of the second layer to descend.

This technique is only half of Murphy's.

However, what Murphy was more curious about was not the craftsmanship itself.

The question is, how did this person manage to forcibly borrow power from me through wood carving?

It looked at the eyeball and asked.

"Did you help them?"

His eyes darted around again, and he complained with a hint of helplessness.

The gist is that it's already constantly on the go, so how could it have time to do this kind of thing for ordinary people?

Murphy looked away and began to ponder again.

It has nothing to do with these strange eyes.

That must be something related to the professional system.

Based on Murphy's current understanding of the professional system.

The various skills of professionals are more like automating a specific process.

In other words, even without a system, Murphy himself should be able to achieve this level.

If the opponent's level is low —

Murphy might be able to carve his little stone golem and thus acquire this profession and its corresponding rank!

Doesn't the corresponding blueprint appear on that grid?

"You're a professional, what level?"

"ordinary----"

Hai Gang, who had been thinking of going down to check on the children since Murphy was busy with her own things, stopped in her tracks upon hearing this.

"You, teach it to carve things," Murphy said, summoning another stone golem clone and handing it to Hai Gang.

"what?"

Hai Gang was taken aback, but seeing Murphy's reaction, it didn't seem like he was joking. So he had no choice but to take the stone. Although he was a little confused, he nodded solemnly.