I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 167: There’s Really No Need For A Gift

The calm and reliable head maid Bella smiled at her spirited mistress and followed after her with the heavy suitcase in tow.

The dark red runes flickered across the surface of the black box, hinting that it was no usual suitcase.

These runes were very similar to the sigils painted and engraved on the brass box where White Wolf stored the original formula, but they looked more advanced with additional sigils added as well.

In short, this was a sealing array, which was used to prevent the object's aura from leaking out as well as preserving it well.

Moreover, its craftsmanship was exquisite, clearly the work of a high-level white magician.

Bella knew naturally that Cherry’s confidence was not groundless. She had spent three years carefully preparing a gift and it was an immeasurable wonder indeed. The Ash Chamber of Commerce thought so as well, even with its vast financial resources and connections.

Compared to the item in this suitcase, the Coin of Misfortune given by the butler previously was just a mere appetizer, for it paled in comparison to the item in the suitcase.

This gift was definitely grand, even for a terrifying entity like Boss Lin who was believed to have been around for ages.

As she stepped out of the alley, Cherry suddenly stopped, her cheerful expression freezing as she stared at the street opposite the bookstore.

This was where that 'gas explosion' had taken place — Of course, transcendent beings all knew that this was the aftermath of the battle between the great elf sage and the leader of Scarlet Cult.

The entire area had been turned into ruins and was now being rebuilt.

In terms of scale, it was much better than the sparse old shophouses previously.

Of course, Cherry didn't care about all these.

Her sharp gaze fell on the construction-in-progress sign.

The words 'Rolle Resource Development Company' were imprinted in striking yellow on the sign.

This meant that the construction site directly opposite the bookstore was a project contracted by Rolle Resource Development.

"Why would Rolle Resource D

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