anwhile, in the Undead Kingdom.
When Vigil returned to the Undead Kingdom, he felt a bit unaccustod, having spent two pleasant months in Hope Town, and unknowingly got used to it.
After experiencing the "Human World Smoke," returning to the lifeless Undead Kingdom was naturally uncomfortable!
Then, Vigil headed directly towards the district he had set up.
Along the way, he encountered various Undead, all looking hurried and heading in the sa direction as Vigil.
Vigil raised an eyebrow, having heard that the Undead in Hope Town had been diligently building the district, and it was said to be becoming more prosperous, but Vigil didn’t actually know the specifics.
Given the bustling scene, Vigil thought it might not be bad?
At this mont, an Undead also hurrying along noticed Vigil.
Recognizing Vigil, he enthusiastically greeted him, "Vigil, you’re back."
Vigil, once a renowned rchant in the Undead Kingdom, had ventured into the Human Kingdom.
Yet he hadn’t concealed his cunning rchant nature, bringing the ways of the Human Territory to the Undead Kingdom.
Initially, the Undead guarded their pockets tightly, determined not to let the cunning rchant empty them.
But once the shops actually opened, they found they couldn’t resist, simply couldn’t resist!
And then, they beca fans!
They were truly grateful for Vigil bringing the Comrcial Street to the Undead Kingdom.
Vigil, greeted so warmly, was montarily dumbfounded.
Previously, wherever he went, people would curse him as a cunning rchant; now they talked to him so warmly?
Is this really seeing a ghost?
Oh, he did see ghosts; aren’t these Undead seen as ghosts by the residents of Hope Town?
As he thought about it, a faint smile appeared on Vigil’s lips, "Yes, just taking a break to co and see!"
"Did you bring back anything interesting?" the Undead, Thomas, curiously asked.
Anyway, the returning Undead always brought new things, making them want to check it out every day for peace of mind.
Recently, the Undead returning from Hope Town started building houses, and he was wondering if he had enough savings to buy a house too!
Soday, living near the Comrcial Street, life could beco delightful.
He used to think that becoming Undead ant a dreary life, but now it’s truly flavorful.
The reputation of the Comrcial Street spread wider, attracting more and more Undead, and buying a house early would secure his place.
Soday, find a partner... heh heh...
"There are so things," Vigil nodded modestly.
Hearing this, Thomas beca more excited, anticipating buying new things later.
The two then quickened their pace towards the Comrcial Street.
Before long, they, along with other Undead, arrived.
Upon arrival, Thomas parted ways with Vigil, as they both had their own matters to attend to; sticking around would not be appreciated.
Vigil was sowhat startled by the scene before him; compared to last month’s single Comrcial Street, it now resembled a village.
Several Comrcial Streets were neatly arranged, with shops similar to those in Hope Town.
Surrounding these shops were so residences and even so houses under construction.
Of course, the most seen were the Undead, shopping with different rchants, skillfully haggling prices.
Vigil knew the idea of the Comrcial Street was his, and he was indeed good at business, but to build such a trade area as a territory was beyond his imagination.
Yet seeing a region like this taking shape, Vigil realized its future potential, just like Hope Town, attracting individuals from all directions due to its openness, establishing a unique status.
In the Undead Kingdom, there were various territories claid by different Undead.
But how could those territories compare to this "territory" carrying all the good things from Hope Town!
In just a month’s developnt, reaching this stage, given ti, it might beco extraordinary.
At least, the resources within the Undead Kingdom would also continuously flow into Hope Town.
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