"Su Ye, it's done. All the new parts have been installed," said a burly man in uniform who walked over to a teenager.
Even though he had a young-looking face, the teenager had a very refined name and didn't look weak at all.
Instead, it should be said that there were no weak people among the aboriginals. Even if there were, they were still stronger than ordinary people and stronger than even some lower-ranking martial arts experts.
Their only pitfall was that they had more brawn than brains.
"This is good news." Su Ye smiled and put aside the book in his hand before turning and entering the house behind him with the burly man.
It was called a house, but its area was much larger than one. It occupied at least 2,000 square meters of space and was entirely made out of stone. Cement was also used to hold all the irregularly shaped stones together and piece them into a house.
