"No, no, no, I happen to know one place that is not yet fully occupied," the wealth-guarding ghost replied.
It, of course, was referring to the third floor where Yu Liang resided.
The building was peculiar, existing in a particular dimension, and the third floor was not inhabited by any supernatural creatures, which made it perfect to accommodate these creatures.
A living right that doesn't belong to them in exchange for a dozen or so supernatural creatures they could trade, wouldn't Yu Liang praise them for it?
Just a few more lovely supernatural neighbors…
Should that pose a problem?
The wealth-guarding ghost was a bit uncertain, but it quickly dismissed its doubts. How could it possibly pass up such a lucrative opportunity?
As for the entity that appeared to be the landlord "it"…
The wealth-guarding ghost noted when it just stepped downstairs that the "it" is not in the building, so there was no need to worry at all.
