The starry night sky, falling leaves and chirping insects.

After the space alternation, Mu Hua and others returned to the woods near the highway outside the town.

The patrol mothership high in the sky was like a bright star hanging in the night sky. The illusion was gone, and the sound of vehicles speeding on the road could be heard faintly. Everyone felt a comfortable tranquility in the noise.

"Mu Hua, that... dimensional fragment..." Unlike Belica and the other two who seemed to have escaped death, Tricia did not even take off her mecha. She broke the peace among everyone with a tentative and expectant tone.

"What dimensional fragments?" Mu Hua blinked and asked innocently.

"Damn it! Stop pretending!" Tricia jumped up, took off her suit, walked up to Mu Hua and grabbed his collar.

"Okay, okay, I mean, what's wrong with the dimensional fragments?" Mu Hua spread his hands. His windbreaker was made of dragon skin, so Tricia couldn't tear it apart anyway.

"You can't do this! I've helped too!" Tricia looked aggrieved and angry, but she managed her facial expression well. As far as Mu Hua could see, she should be more suitable to be a conqueror than Vivian.

"Yes, yes, you have contributed too. Toby, you must apply for a banner for Tricia in the name of the security team." Mu Hua agreed, turned around and gave the sick Toby a cleansing brush, and said to Toby.

"Of course, Tricia, thank you. If it weren't for you, we..." Toby agreed and thanked Tricia sincerely. Before he could finish his emotional words, he was kicked by Belika, interrupting his sigh.

Tricia rolled her eyes and Belicia gave Tricia an apologetic look. At this moment, Tricia suddenly felt that honest people were not so good after all.

"I don't care. You can't keep the dimensional fragments for yourself. I want the key. This dimensional space is very large. You have to at least give me a piece of land. I also want to raise my family." Ignoring Toby's mumbling, Tricia continued to pester Mu Hua.

"You have a family?"

"It will happen sooner or later. If not, I will raise monsters and little demons!"

"The teacher said that we can't just bring girls home." Mu Hua said nonsense.

"No teacher would say such nonsense, and it's not casual!" Tricia argued.

"No, I'm a professor and I have a good relationship with the dean. Believe me, I can make the tutors in the college say so tomorrow."

"Don't try to change the subject. Just tell me whether you will give it to me or not!"

"You want it too?" Mu Hua looked at Belica and the others.

Toby shook his head very conscientiously, and Belika and Alex's eyes flickered. Land can be used for many things. As long as no one exploits it, it is wealth!
The two women were silent, as if waiting for Tricia to perform.

Oh, women.

"Okay, okay, you all have contributed. Here, this is for you." Seeing that several people were playing like Landlord, Mu Hua flipped his hand and took out a handful of devil gold coins.

There were more than thirty hell coins, all dropped by the Baran demon. Mu Hua divided them equally and stuffed them into the hands of Toby and others.

The demon gold coins from hell are thicker than those from the human world. In addition, due to their craftsmanship and rarity, their value is slightly higher than those issued by humans. Mu Hua said that Toby and his companions each received several million credit points.

"How about it? Do you want something else?" Mu Hua smiled like an old father and asked Belica and Alex.

Looking at the gold coins in their hands and then at Mu Hua's exposed white teeth, the two girls wisely pocketed the gold coins and spread their hands to indicate: You can do whatever you want...

Vivian and Ikaros stood behind Mu Hua without any suspense, and Mu Hua also stuffed a few devil gold coins into Tricia's hands, and the united front was completely broken.

Faced with the disappointing Belica and Alex, the wandering witch gritted her teeth and stuffed the devil's gold coins into her pocket.

"Asshole!" Tricia scolded Mu Hua.

"Hehe, I'm a necromancer, you know that." Mu Hua smiled back. Should he care if a witch calls a necromancer a bastard?

"You, damn it, at least give me a key!" Tricia went crazy and grabbed Mu Hua's clothes and shook him again.

"Don't shake, don't shake, look back and see what's going on." Mu Hua put his big hands on Tricia's face and reached out to push her head away.

Now that the dimensional fragments have been integrated, Mu Hua no longer minds letting some close people enter the Abyss Island. He can come up with ten thousand explanations for the weirdness on the Abyss Island.

But putting aside the fact that Tricia and the others were not that close to him, the magical environment on the Abyss Island could still be fatal.

During the tug of war, Mu Hua wiped out the teleportation array on the ground, and this behavior made Tricia curl her lips again.

Mastering the dimensional fragments is equivalent to mastering the access to the dimensional space.

Although if the spatial coordinates of the dimensional space are obtained, others can still set up a teleportation array in the outside world to the space where the coordinates are located.

But that kind of inter-dimensional teleportation consumes a huge amount of resources, and also requires a corresponding teleportation array in the space. Whether it is the courtyard key or the courtyard entrance, it actually works on the same principle. However, whether it is the courtyard or the dimensional space, they are all "dead" worlds.

Controlling the fragments of the world only means controlling the access to these broken worlds, and it cannot control everything in these broken worlds like the omnipotent gods in the stories.

Mu Hua can sense things related to the teleportation array in his own space. If a teleportation array that responds to the outside world appears, he can discover it in the first time and limit its destruction.

As for why there is a teleportation array that responds to the outside world, it was of course created by the remaining creatures in the space.

In other words, Mu Hua cannot control the creatures in the space. Those creatures can even be said to be hostile to him. If he wants to obtain a relatively stable and safe space, he still needs to clear out and conquer the space.

The dimension of the Baran Demon is very large, and Mu Hua also attaches great importance to the large number of undead that exist in it.

Among these undead souls, some may have been subdued by the Baran demon, but there should also be many who were simply moved in by it.

The Baran demon obviously wanted to turn that space into a burial ground.

Even if a dimensional fusion occurs with the Abyss Island, those undead will not listen to Mu Hua, and may even be hostile to Mu Hua.

However, Mu Hua still cherished that space. He had never thought about taming the undead in it. He was just worried that he had no place to harm the skeleton undead.

Moreover, after the fusion with the Abyss Island, the original dimensional coordinates will inevitably change. Mu Hua does not need to worry about someone on the new Abyss Island "opening a back door" to the outside world. The creatures inside can be cleared out slowly.

The undead territory covers tens of thousands of square kilometers, and there is no big boss who is eyeing them covetously. So he can wreak whatever havoc on the undead in it as he wishes, right?

These undead souls are enough to cause him to produce a large amount of ashes and soul fragments. Not to mention the future value of that piece of land, this group of undead souls alone is enough to make Mu Hua's saliva glands secrete vigorously.

. . . . . .

I don’t know whether the skills of the Night Hunters that Mu Hua met earlier were limited or they were busy dealing with other things.

Until Mu Hua and others returned to the town, the Night Hunters still seemed to have not noticed the earlier unusual movements outside the town. Instead, the guard team sent people to search for the traces of Belica and Toby.

Belica and the other two often denounced the Night Hunters for their inaction, with Alex being the harshest among them.

There is no way. No matter what the real intention is, in a sense, the Night Hunters eat the food of the Settled People. If they eat their food, they naturally have to accept their accusations.

Mu Hua and Tricia, on the other hand, didn't feel anything about this. In their opinion, the Night Hunters were still quite troublesome. Since they could handle it themselves, it would be better if they didn't show up.

After saying goodbye to Belicia and Toby, Alex followed Mu Hua to the hotel.

Well, this girl just went to get a room, not to get a room with Mu Hua...

Thinking about the situation on the Abyss Island, Mu Hua just entered the hotel door and unexpectedly saw Kunna, who had disappeared for a long time, appear in the hotel.

At this time, Kunna seemed to be arguing with Deman, and the argument was quite fierce. Words like bitch and waste appeared frequently, and all kinds of insulting words seemed to have become nicknames for both parties.

Near the two of them, Tabitha and June seemed to be chatting, and they didn't seem to have any intention of dissuading them.

"Hey, what's going on here?" Mu Hua asked as he approached the two people.

"Mu, I need your help." Not to mention Deman who was furious, when Kunna saw Mu Hua, she stepped forward eagerly.

"Do you know each other?" After hugging Kunna, Mu Hua looked at Deman who was grinding his teeth and asked puzzledly.

"My ex-wife," Deman said.

"Oh, you...huh?"

"This bitch is my ex-wife." Facing Mu Hua's question, Deman confirmed.

"What the hell!" Mu Hua frightenedly stepped away from Kunna and looked at her with a questioning look.

"Are you still complaining?" Deman cursed and looked at Mu Hua dimly.

"Haha, it's nonsense. You won't understand even if I tell you, you loser." Kunna walked up to Mu Hua, hugged his arm, and raised her middle finger towards Deman.

"I..." As if the relationship between the two was finally confirmed, Mu Hua felt a little confused, a little helpless, and even a little fucking excited.

But the word "槽" stuck in my throat and I couldn't say it out loud anymore. . . (End of this chapter)