I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 451: Problem of Hunger Solved

"That is the gift the god bestowed upon us!" the man clad in black, clutching Dream of Chaos in his hands, said to Lin Jie.

The gray fog's corruption and mutation had already started to exceed human limits beginning at the fourth level. The only levels that could be safely mined were the sixth level, where Red resided, and the fifth level.

The mutations on the fourth level only affected the appearance of those beings, while the cognition and thoughts were completely changed on the third level.

Simply put, people on the third floor no longer thought of themselves as human.

Red frowned hearing this man speak about it being a bestowment... She hadn't been affected by the gray fog's corruption too much as she was being protected by Lin Jie.

She didn't think that these mutations were a gift from God. She believed herself human—humans should look human, or at least, like Lin Jie.

As for her own ghastly state, the gray fog was definitely responsible.

"Um, hello, sir, can we mine some ore here and leave?" Red looked toward the man with her sparkling round eyes and put her hands together.

"Of course," the robed man smiled.

Red nearly wanted to jump up and down from excitement as she grabbed Lin Jie's hand and shook his hand delightedly.

"These ores are a gift from our god, one of the blessings bestowed upon those who worship Him," the robed man continued. "If you want these ores, the prerequisite is to join the Church of Pestilence and preach about our god's grace."

The following words of this 'preacher' made Red's smile freeze.

"I..."

Lin Jie abruptly let go of Red's hand and looked toward the tunnel heading further into the third level; glittering ores were embedded everywhere.

Moreover, even though the beings here wore black robes too, they were quite unlike the people on the sixth and fifth levels. They were more muscular, had eyes that were more animalistic, as well as possessing transcendent powers.

This group of transcendent beings was just like an army.

Lin Jie then turned his gaze toward the dark we

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