“Lin?” I asked suspiciously.

He immediately defended himself, “I know what you want to say, but that’s a misunderstanding.”

Lin threw the remaining bracelet at me and took out a cigarette. His cigarette lit up even though he didn’t do anything. Without being surprised, I received Daisy’s bracelet and also appraised it. Just like mine, it was full of question marks.

“I created these masterpieces with all my strength. There won’t be anything like them ever again.”

Lin puffed on his cigarette as he stared at me. I shrugged.

“I know. After all, you’ve been working on them for two months. But why can’t I see their information?”

He gave me a look of disdain. “Isn’t it obvious? It’s because the Lord can’t see through them.”

It felt like someone smacked me on the head. Lin was smirking. “The Dungeon Lord isn’t omnipotent or omniscient. She can measure rewards she gives out, but these are equipment that I have made with my own power. If the Lord could read them so easily, my pride would be hurt.”

I pointed out, “So you didn’t give your all for the equipment you made for me so far?”

He rolled his eyes. “Come on… I just didn’t have enough time. I could only do it this time because I was stuck here for my punishment. Also…”

He continued after a bit of hesitation, “Items don’t become unknown...