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With that, Jin Xiong strode towards the Barren Land, looking as if he was ready to toil through the night.
Ah!
The Watermelon Demon stared blankly at Jin Xiong's determined back, unsure whether to follow or not. In the end, with a sorrowful expression, he decided to tag along.
Of course, there were no torches.
It was Chen Xuan who had placed several high-powered floodlights inside the wooden cabin.
The Watermelon Demon reached the cabin, took out the floodlights, and turned them on, illuminating the Barren Land as bright as day.
Jin Xiong smiled in satisfaction and continued to work diligently.
Crack!
Splash!
Boom!
The sounds of labor echoed once more across the Barren Land.
A plot after plot of land was being cultivated.
In the blink of an eye, night fell.
Suddenly, a massive Deep Pit, dozens of acres wide and several meters deep, appeared before Jin Xiong.
This Deep Pit was located right in the center of the Barren Land.
Having reached this point indicated that Jin Xiong had completed half of his workload.
Without hesitation, Jin Xiong jumped into the Deep Pit. With a thud, he created a large human-shaped crater.
Unfazed, he dusted off his pants and waved his Hoes to continue working, while the Watermelon Demon cautiously slid down from the edge of the Deep Pit.
Clang!
As Jin Xiong brought down his Hoes, it struck a large rock directly.
Hmm?
Jin Xiong raised an eyebrow. With swift movements of his Hoes, he quickly unearthed a stone weighing hundreds of pounds.
If only this demon king still had his powers, such a stone could be shattered with a single punch!
Jin Xiong muttered in dissatisfaction, tossing aside the Hoe. He wrapped his arms around a large rock and let out a mighty roar, hurling the stone out of the Deep Pit.
With a loud thud, a deep sound echoed from outside. Jin Xiong grinned with satisfaction and continued his labor. The Deep Pit was filled with an overwhelming number of large stones, and Jin Xiong had to throw one out every few steps. Even though he was a Demon King, the repetitive task left him panting for breath.
At midnight, the Watermelon Demon could no longer bear it and collapsed to the ground, falling into a deep sleep. By two in the morning, the first bright light could no longer hold up and went out. At three o'clock, Jin Xiong crawled out of the Deep Pit, his legs trembling as he continued to work.
By four in the morning, the second bright light extinguished, leaving Jin Xiong to toil in darkness. As dawn broke, drenched in sweat, Jin Xiong felt a surge of energy and resumed swinging the Hoe.
By early morning, after a night of hard work, the Hoe—crafted from fine iron—finally gave way and shattered into countless pieces. At that moment, over four hundred acres of Barren Land had been completely cleared by Jin Xiong.
This Demon King is truly formidable! Jin Xiong smiled with satisfaction but suddenly swayed and fell to the ground. Not long after, he was snoring loudly like thunder.
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