“What should we do with the by-products? It’ll fetch a good price, and I think it might come in handy,” Galfredik asked while pointing at the corpse of the basilisk.

“I’m not sure…” Eugene shrugged while looking alternatingly between the dead basilisk and the hole they used to go down.

“It might be impossible to take everything with us, so let’s just take a good amount,” Eugene said.

“There has to be another way out, right?” Galfredik said.

“We don’t have time to waste. This is underground. And just because there might be a waterway doesn’t mean we could pass through it either,” Eugene retorted.

“That’s true. It’s a shame, but there’s no helping it,” Galfredik said with a grin, then began dismantling the corpse of the basilisk with the two vampire high lords. After a while, the three knights approached Eugene with some of the basilisk’s scales, horns, and teeth.

“Master, this is great. I can’t even scratch it with my sword.”

“It is the same with the horns and the teeth. If you turn the scales into armor and use the horns and teeth to make weapons, they will surely be rare, superior-grade armament.”

“Is that so?” Eugene took the horns and teeth from Christian and Rohime and put them to the test. As they said, he couldn’t scratch the materials even with Wolfslaughter,...