Organ rental company in another world

"You bastard, have you already conspired with Uru? Aren't you afraid he'll turn on you and kill you too?" Shared asked quietly from behind Norn.

"Of course I'm afraid. If I exchange you for blood crystals and hand you over to him, he might spare my life."

As soon as Mur finished speaking, a silver snake lunged at him, crashing into the magic shield in front of him and dissipating.

"Haha! Felix has always been the one providing the shield for us. You didn't think I didn't know this trick, did you?"

Norn found it troublesome; Lightning Strike was known for its near-impossible speed, making it an absolute killer for Muggles who couldn't use shield magic.

But now that advantage is gone, he can only increase the power by increasing the amount of magic he pours in, which is too extravagant for Norn's shallow magic gauge.

Moreover, he did not intend to use dark magic in front of these people, which made the battle even more difficult.

"Hohman, although I don't particularly like you, how about we cooperate? You're much more useful than those two next to you," Mur extended an olive branch to Norn.

Sharred and Chloe looked at Norn nervously; at this moment, he had become their last pillar of support.

"Sorry, I already promised, and..." Norn gave Mur the middle finger, "You treacherous bastards are disgusting!"

"Then I'll take all your eyeballs!"

As Mur finished speaking, his entire body transformed into a blur, the cold sword light pointing straight at Norn's throat.

"Close your eyes!" Norn turned his head, and the ball of light hidden behind his head exploded.

But Mur, as expected of a mithril-class adventurer, reacted quickly by closing his eyes to avoid being blinded.

Taking advantage of this opening, Norn unleashed a torrent of flames from the crimson magic circle in his palm, engulfing Mur and attempting to break his shield with a relatively cost-effective spell like Fireball.

"You think an attack of this magnitude can break my shield?"

The longsword pierced through the flames, going straight through Norn's chest!

Then a foot suddenly shot out and kicked Norn away.

Norn rolled several times on the soft, bouncy ground before stopping. Because his heart and lungs had been transferred elsewhere, the penetrating wound did not have a significant impact on him.

But that kick was really hard; it squeezed out the remaining food in Norn's stomach, and he lay on the ground unable to get up for a long time.

"Wow, you're really light. I thought I kicked a cotton ball."

Mur shook his foot and turned his gaze to Shared and Koroya.

"Are you going to hand it over yourselves, or should I kill you and then take it?"

Shared glanced at Koroya, knowing that the opponent was already a Gold-level, and now that he had lost his sword, he was even less of a match for Mur.

"Mur, let me out alive, and you'll get more money than these three blood crystals. The Duke's wealth is beyond your imagination," Sharred said, using the same tactic again.

"I know, of course I know you have money, but will you pay me back after you get out? The credibility of you rich people isn't even worth as much as a rock!"

Seeing that negotiations were proving futile, Shared completely broke down.

He angrily ripped off his glasses and slammed them to the ground, then pulled out three eyeballs and threw them at Mur: "You'll get your comeuppance!"

Mur picked up the eyeball from the ground, and at that moment, Koroya also handed over the eyeball to save his own life.

He raised his six eyeballs and shouted, "Evil God! I want something in return!"

"Hahaha!!!"

Mo Lun enjoyed watching these people kill each other and readily fulfilled his promise.

A fleshy jar grew out of the ground in front of Mur. He threw six eyeballs into it, and soon the eyeballs sank to the bottom, while six glittering blood crystals floated to the surface.

"We're rich! We're rich!" Mur quickly stuffed the blood crystal into the lining of his clothes, then turned to Norn, who was lying on the ground.

"Your turn next..."

"Mur! Forget about them! Let's go!" Uru's rough voice rang out.

Mur turned his head and found that the battle on Uru's side had stopped.

Tina's body lay on the ground, an arrow still lodged in her chest; it was clear that Felix outside had helped.

Surprisingly, Arno, who was sent by Norn to attack Uru, is now caught in a fierce battle with the ferocious flesh.

Molen seemed to favor them, and specifically sent Vicious Flesh to keep this most troublesome fellow occupied.

But those monstrous creatures were no match for Arno, and Arno nearly escaped several times. Uru probably told Mur to leave quickly because he was afraid of him.

Uru picked up Tina's backpack, clutching Tina's and Arno's eyeballs in his hand.

He replaced the six eyeballs in his hand with blood crystals, then threw his three eyeballs onto the evil flesh, successfully leaving the tenth floor.

Mur rushed over and immediately became obsequious in front of the two steel-level bosses.

"Hand it over," Felix said coldly to Mur.

Mur dared not be negligent and respectfully offered up all the blood crystals.

With the Blood Crystal in hand, Mur was no longer of any use. Felix raised his wand to kill him, but was stopped by Uru.

"Hey, this is my underling. He helped us get so much money, and this is how you treat him?"

"The two of us can escape; we don't need him," Felix said, his voice still icy.

"Don't worry, he doesn't want a single blood crystal, right?" Uru chuckled, draping his shoulder over Mur's, his voice laced with a threatening tone.

If Mur answers incorrectly, Uru can immediately snap his neck.

"Of course, haha, I'm lucky to have gotten out alive, I don't ask for more."

They were satisfied with Mur's answer, so Felix put down his wand and said, "Put his sword away."

Before Uru could even lift a finger, Felix had already finished speaking when Mur unsheathed his sword and handed it to Uru along with a dagger.

"Not bad, not bad! You're so sensible!" Uru laughed and ruffled Mur's hair with his big hand.

"Let's go," Felix said, turning around.

"No rush, that kid Homan still has three eyeballs. I'll see his attitude when he comes out. If he's not obedient, I'll kill him," Uru said.

Mur looked at Tina's still-warm body on the ground, staring at her bare thighs with great regret.

If she had died a little closer to the cave entrance, he would have insisted on bringing her in while she was still warm.

The monstrous flesh that had been entangled with Arno disappeared, and Norn summoned it back.

"How about it? Want to say something one last time?" Moron said from his giant mouth in the sky.

Shaleide was utterly despondent, squatted on the ground, hugged himself, and wept uncontrollably.

Norn walked over, rubbing her stomach, and looked at the three people who had lost their eyeballs. She said with some guilt, "I'm sorry."

He had done his best. Arno could have come back to help him after dealing with Uru and the others, but there was nothing he could do when Moron, the sixth brother, changed his mind at the last minute.

Gloria came over and hugged Norn. "It's alright. You've kept your promise to Daisy. If you can go back, could you please give Daisy a message?"

"Say what you want to say."

"Tell her she doesn't need to remain a widow for me anymore, and to hurry up and find another man. A loser like me doesn't deserve her to think about me."

Norn nodded. "I understand."

He glanced at Arno one last time; it stood there blankly, clearly unaware that it was about to be abandoned there.

"Sorry, Arno, you'd better stay here."

After saying this to himself, Norn turned and walked towards the cave entrance.

Uru and Mur were both watching him intently from inside the passage; it was obvious what they were up to.

Norn plans to use dark magic to grow a super-sized Dick in each of their brains once they get out.

He walked up to the meat noodle stall, and when he reached into his pocket, he froze:

It's empty, with no eyeballs!

At that moment, a hand reached out and quickly threw the eyeball into the grotesque flesh, then ran swiftly into the cave entrance.

"I'm sorry, Homan, Daisy can't live without me," Chloe said, standing inside the cave.