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Of course, the premise was that the job is legit.

Subsequently, Dean McKenzie and others were welcomed into the mine.

Upon entering the mine, as the bus left, the mine staff began to assign work to Dean McKenzie and others.

Their roles were quite reasonably arranged.

Strong and sturdy individuals like Dean McKenzie and Finch Olmedo were responsible for mining, while the elderly, children, and women were assigned logistical roles.

On the very same day, Dean McKenzie’s group joined the hustle and bustle of the mine.

The mine was digging up ordinary ore of Iron Ore.

The workload was indeed rather heavy.

Dean McKenzie worked for 5 hours on his first day in the mine. Of course, Dean McKenzie wouldn’t actually be busting his back working. While Dean McKenzie was seemingly busy, his spiritual power carefully explored the entire mine, and Old Eight was also dispatched by him. However, after five hours, Dean McKenzie saw no anomalies.

This mine seemed very ordinary, just a normal mine.

If there was anything unusual about this mine, it would be its extremely generous benefits.

Beyond the monthly wage of two silver coins mentioned at the Rescue Center, the mine also provided performance-related rewards, the more you work, the more you gain.

At the same time, workers’ living standards were also excellent.

Each dormitory housed two people and featured a bathroom and even an air conditioner. There was also a recreation center in the dormitory building. The quality of food at the canteen was also quite good.

What’s more, the mine had a hospital and even set up childcare.

It could be said that all aspects of a miner’s life were taken into account. The most crucial point was that Dean McKenzie noticed there were a large number of other workers in the mine, some of whom had been working there for nearly four or five years.

After knowing all these, Dean McKenzie looked puzzled.

“Did I overthink it?

Is this just a normal labor recruitment of a very conscientious company?” However, even though Dean McKenzie found things to be different from what he had thought, besides feeling puzzled, he felt more surprised.

After all, his original intention was to prevent any tragedy from happening, not to catch a group of evil fallen ones.

If everything here is normal, Dean McKenzie would undoubtedly be happier than anything else.

In this case, Finch Olmedo’s respected future could be realized.

Just in case, Dean McKenzie decided to observe more for three days.

Only until three days later, did Dean McKenzie’s Fallen Demon Secret Realm and Land of Bone fully merge.

[Ding, your Portable Mysterious Realm [Land of Bone] has successfully merged with the [Fallen Demon Secret Realm], Land of Bone has been upgraded to Intermediate Mysterious Realm!)

Hearing this system prompt refresh, Dean McKenzie, who was mining, felt joyous and found an excuse to slip away momentarily and entered the Land of Bone.

Upon entering the Land of Bone, Dean McKenzie saw Doggy Two’s Bone Throne shining brightly.

Apparently, the upgrade of the Land of Bone also brought significant benefits to Doggy Two’s Bone Throne.

However, the Bone Throne didn’t upgrade or even change its attributes.

Dean McKenzie felt that the throne had enhanced its potential.

Although no benefits could be seen for now, once Doggy Two improved his strengths, this throne would eventually undergo its transformation.

And now, what was transforming was the Land of Bone.

After a dozen or so days, when Dean McKenzie entered the Land of Bone again, he found that the Land of Bone had changed a lot.

Its area had expanded more than ten times from before.

Moreover, the expanded areas were not the Land of Wraith full of bones, but areas with spring blossoms.

But Dean McKenzie also noticed that the bones were gradually covering the Fallen Demon Secret Realm, and he estimated that in a few months at most, the entire Secret Realm would be completely filled with bones.

To this, Dean McKenzie didn’t feel anything bad.

After all, having been a Necromancer for a while, along with the existence of Old Six, a Netherworld Architect, Dean McKenzie’s aesthetic style was gradually netherworldly.

After looking at the Land of Bone a lot, looking at his current Secret Realm, Dean McKenzie felt a bit unaccustomed.

However, though he felt unaccustomed to the style of the Secret Realm, Dean McKenzie was still very pleased with the benefits brought by the merging of the Secret Realms.

The first was in regard to the Spirit Spring.

This was a surprise that Dean McKenzie hadn’t anticipated; as the Secret Realms merged, the level of the Secret Realm’s Spirit Spring surprisingly increased, from the original level 1 to level 3.

Name: Pure Spring Eye

Level: Level 3

Description: Can continuously produce pure spring water, with a daily output of 50,000 milliliters.

Name: Pure Spring water

Level: Level 3

Description: Drinking it can slowly heal injuries and recover mana.

(Healing is effective for those with a physique below 125, consuming too milliliters of spring water can recover 1000 mana or 500 spirit power per minute.)

In other words, the current spring water offers Dean McKenzie 500 thousand mana every day.

That’s not bad.

At least, it’s enough for three-turn Dean McKenzie.

Apart from the upgrade of the spring water, what Dean McKenzie is most concerned about is how many Skeleton Legions the upgraded Land of Bone can accommodate.

Dean McKenzie conducted an experiment on the spot.

[You used an Elite Template, Skull Warrior Template, summoned an 81-level Elite Skeleton, “Summon Skeleton” proficiency increased by 50!]

[You used an Excellent Template, Skull Warrior Template, summoned an 81- level Excellent Skeleton, “Summon Skeleton” skill proficiency increased by 500!]

[You consumed a Rare Template, Skull Warrior Template, summoned an 81- level Rare Skeleton, “Summon Skeleton” skill proficiency increased by 5000!]

Dean McKenzie summoned all 20 Rare Templates at once, gaining 100,000 proficiency.

He summoned 300 Excellent Four-turn Skeletons, gaining 150,000 proficiency. 130 Elite Skeletons, adding 6,500 proficiency.

In one move, Dean McKenzie improved the proficiency of “Summon Skeleton” by 250 thousand.

Looking at it this way, the two million proficiency of level 7 “Summon Skeleton” doesn’t seem too far away.

In addition, the total number of Skeleton Legions that the enhanced Land of Bone can hold also came through.

500, a tenfold increase from before!

Dean McKenzie is very satisfied with these results.

At the moment, Dean McKenzie has 2 Perfect Quality Four-turn Skeletons, 24 skeletons of Rare Quality, 300 Excellent, and 130 Elites.

This is an massive army.

If he tossed this Undead Army out, Dean McKenzie felt that it could wear down a Fifth-turn creature till it dies.

If it’s not enough, he could still add more for his opponent.

“Plus Old Four’s ‘Guardian Shield’, I should barely be on par with aFifth-turn now, right?”

Dean McKenzie is quite satisfied with this.

“With this power, I can hopefully complete ‘Goblin Uprising 4’.

At worst, there shouldn’t be any problems, should there?

With Old Four’s protection, even a Six-turn would find it hard to kill me.

As long as I don’t die, I can withdrawal from the instance at any time. After all, with ‘Crystal Heart’ on me, the Goblin instances will continue regardless of how badly I do, I won’t lose anything.

Well, let’s give it a try then!”

Gauging his situation, Dean McKenzie took out the Instance Scroll for ‘Goblin Uprising 4′ on the spot and used it!

After all, this mine is basically secured and Dean McKenzie felt relieved to leave it.

He took out the scroll and launched the instance attack right away.

What McKenzie doesn’t know is that the moment he left, someone in the mine immediately looked up.

“He left? No, it’s an instance, that’s okay, then he should still be able to catch the show.

It’s worth waiting a little for him, our uninvited special guest.”

As he spoke, he glanced at his hand.

In the center, there was a mini-version of the mine.

Looking at the thriving mine in his palm, the man smiled.

His smile was like a hardworking farmer looking at his own cultivated farm, full of accomplishment, brimming with the joy of the impending harvest.

“They want dreams, I’ll give them dreams.

They want a future, I give them a future!

They want hope; I give them hope!

I’ ve given them everything they want, and provided them with a life beyond their wildest dreams. After treating them so well, it’s reasonable towant something in return, right?”