Master of Kaidan

Chapter 80 Classic Wealthy Family Plot

Chapter 80: Chapter 80 Classic Wealthy Family PlotAlthough the translation yam had almost no enhancement for combat, for Feng Xue at that moment, it was more important than merely increasing his combat power.

Although the remarks written on it made one feel uneasy, after confirming there were no suspicious cuts on the item, Feng Xue still chose to prioritize survival.

He lowered his head, occasionally resting his hand against his cheek as if in deep thought, and at that moment, the excess part of the towel wrapped around the handcuffs served as the best disguise.

At this moment, Feng Xue felt as if he was sneakily eating snacks during class years ago, only this time, the stakes were much higher.

"The texture is good, but it’s unseasoned, eating it dry would feel quite strange..." The knowledge associated with the ’Chef’ tag in Feng Xue’s mind made him subconsciously evaluate the taste of the magic yam, but he wasn’t insane enough to pull out salt to season it.

After all, a tag represents power, not a curse, and real person-given tags aren’t like those in Infinite City, where if you don’t comply, they disappear.

He just nibbled on the translation yam bit by bit, even though he could already understand the words in Victoria’s dictionary, he showed no intention of stopping.

For one thing, he worried whether not finishing it would affect its efficacy, and also to avoid leaving traces that might catch the prison guard’s attention.

After all, he was probably going to be taken to produce magical items every day, and if he left too many loopholes in his room, it would be easy to get caught, so even though he was nearly bursting, he forcefully suppressed the urge to voice sarcasm, just to ensure no extra sacks of salt appeared in his cell.

Of course, he was not just eating, at the same time, he was also writing new vocabulary cards.

After obtaining the translation yam, "not understanding Victoria’s language" became an advantage because they already believed he couldn’t understand, so their communication wasn’t hidden from him, giving him an informational edge.

Simultaneously, he didn’t need to laboriously