Chapter 127: I’m Not the Kind of Person Who Expects Rewards for Doing Good
Having caught Haley’s attention, Leon was at that moment riding his bike toward the library.
“Hey, Gunther, I’m back again.”
The moment he stepped inside, Leon greeted the library’s curator with practiced ease.
“Mr. Leon, welcome. Here to read, or to donate this time?” Gunther’s eyes lit up. After all, the number of townsfolk who visited the library regularly was small. But Leon was different—he was both a reader and a donor.
“I’ve brought you some interesting things to appraise.”
Leon glanced around and saw the place was empty except for the two of them. Without hesitation, he pulled from his System Backpack the relics he’d dug up in the Abandoned Mines yesterday.
A heavy, metal-plated Dwarf Helmet and two Dwarvish Scrolls.
“Looks like you’ve started exploring the Abandoned Mines,” Gunther remarked, immediately drawn to the artifacts.
“Mr. Gunther, your eye for detail is as sharp as ever,” Leon said with admiration. He also couldn’t help thinking that, sure enough, when it came to big shots, his ability to pull items out of thin air from his System Backpack didn’t even raise an eyebrow.