The Healer More Powerful Than A Warrior

“R-Really? You can really give it to me?”

An Xinmeng was clearly somewhat incredulous, never expecting that such a valuable item, Lin Ye would just give away.

And for such a simple task…

Although the spiritual transmission array required the stipulation of dividing into a parent-child array, which had some technical requirements, compared to the value of this engraving knife, it was insignificant.

Even without considering the function of this engraving knife, its historical value alone made it an absolute priceless treasure.

One must know, this was the supreme treasure left by humanity’s first grand array master, a patriarch-level figure!

Just with this title, the engraving knife’s value was indisputable.

Yet Lin Ye was so generous, offering to give this engraving knife to her, making An Xinmeng feel somewhat overwhelmed.

She even felt a bit unworthy, wondering how she could deserve such a precious treasure?

Seeing An Xinmeng’s anxious demeanor, Lin Ye merely shook his head slightly, saying, “Just accept it with peace. I only gave this engraving knife to you because I believe you can become a master-level array master in the future. Otherwise, I would rather donate it to the Alliance, than let such a treasure be held by someone incapable.”

These words slightly calmed An Xinmeng. After contemplating it seriously, she looked at Lin Ye with a solemn expression.

“Thank you for your trust. I will not disappoint your expectations. If in the future you find that I did not live up to your expectations, you can retrieve the engraving knife from me anywhere, anytime!” she said earnestly.

Hearing this, Lin Ye smiled and nodded, then tossed over a spatial bag, saying, “Alright, no need for much fuss. As the price for the engraving knife, you have to carve arrays on all these helmets according to my requirements.”

An Xinmeng immediately took the spatial bag without checking it and replied, “No problem, leave it to me!”

Lin Ye’s requirements, although overall more challenging than what she initially knew from Chen Daosheng, were still within her capabilities.

So when she said to leave it to her, she was quite confident.

Just…

“Alright, I’ll leave it to you. By the way, no rush. The helmets in the spatial bag are just the first batch. You just need to deliver a hundred to me within a week, and as for the rest, handle them as you see fit…” Lin Ye said casually.

“Alright, no problem! A hundred… eh?”

An Xinmeng suddenly widened her eyes, finally realizing something was wrong.

“A-A hundred? Within a week?” She blinked her big eyes, feeling this task wasn’t as easy as it seemed.

“Oh? Can’t do it? Then how about a hundred within ten days? Lin Ye scratched his head and said.

He wasn’t an array master, so how would he know how long it takes to carve these things?

“No, no, no… A week it is. I can do it, don’t worry!” An Xinmeng immediately said.

One mustn’t sell short.

Although a week was slightly rushed, it wasn’t impossible to pull it off.

One can’t take someone’s favor and then immediately say they can’t do it.

Such actions were something An Xinmeng couldn’t engage in.

“Arrange it yourself then, no need to strain yourself,” Lin Ye said dismissively.

There was actually no need for such a tight schedule; he just wasn’t sure about the timeline at the start, so he randomly set a time.

But it seemed that An Xinmeng was set on the seven-day delivery period. Seeing Lin Ye’s lack of faith in her, she didn’t hesitate to vow that she’d definitely complete a hundred helmets in seven days.

Since that’s the case, Lin Ye had nothing more to say and just let it be.

As long as An Xinmeng could first deliver a hundred helmets, it would mostly satisfy Lin Ye’s requirements.

After agreeing on the delivery method, Lin Ye received a phone call and then hastily left.

As for An Xinmeng, she stayed in the private room.

The service time in the private room wasn’t over yet, and An Xinmeng felt it was quiet enough to study the top-tier engraving knife, so she didn’t leave in a hurry.

About an hour later, she put down the engraving knife in her hand and sighed with a face full of awe.

“This engraving knife from the patriarch truly is impeccable, whether in materials or craftsmanship—it is simply perfect!”

An Xinmeng was so excited that her cheeks took on a flush of excitement.

Obtaining such a supreme treasure was truly one of the great fortunes in the life of an array master!

“Oh right, the spatial bag with helmets.”

Only then did An Xinmeng remember that Lin Ye had left her a spatial bag as well.

According to Lin Ye, there were at least a hundred helmets needing array carvings inside, but she really wasn’t sure how many there were exactly.

Five hundred?

Eight hundred?

It couldn’t be a thousand, right?

An Xinmeng’s spiritual power penetrated the spatial bag, and she froze.

“So many?”

There were innumerable, layers upon layers of helmets inside, their numbers far surpassing a mere hundred, enough to make one’s head spin.

And this was only what Lin Ye called the first batch.

Who knows how many batches would follow…

An Xinmeng looked at these helmets, feeling as if she had sold her entire life to Lin Ye.

But there was no choice, holding the engraving knife in her hand, An Xinmeng felt that selling her life to Lin Ye… wasn’t a bad deal, after all?

It’s just the workload…

An Xinmeng felt like crying but had no tears.

…

“The prisoner is just in the secret chamber ahead.”

A tall woman led the way in front of Lin Ye, arriving at a rather solid-looking door and gesturing for him to proceed.

“Captain Tu, no need to be so polite. Let’s go in together,” Lin Ye said.

“Alright.” The other party didn’t stand on ceremony and directly pushed open the solid door, as if the door, heavy as a thousand pounds, was just a thin glass door.

The captain of the Demon Hunting Army, named Tu Mengmeng, had urgently contacted the Shenzhen City Center, requesting Lin Ye’s assistance.

As for the target needing rescue…

Lin Ye, following her footsteps into the secret chamber, saw a man controlled by layers of shackles lying on the ground, with more air going out than coming in.

“Tao Meng…”

Lin Ye recognized at first glance who the guy on the floor was.

The guy had surprisingly shed his demonic qi and returned to human form, but appeared to be on the brink of death, just hanging by a thread.

Apparently, he had suffered quite a bit of torment beforehand.

Lin Ye glanced at Tu Mengmeng, sending an inquiring look.

If Tu Mengmeng had summoned him just to keep the guy’s vitals stable for her to continue torturing him, Lin Ye wasn’t going to waste his time here.