Looting, Planning, And more

Hastily after checking the stat block he is reminded mentally to himself that he can loot other adventurers before they die. In haste he kneels down to the body and takes off their clothing and the like, going into their inventory and taking out everything before hastily organizing it in front of him as he sat down. The peons simply ignored him, groaning at each other and sometimes going down to munch on what flesh remains on the body. To his left he has all the clothing of the adventurer, in the middle he has 4 different knives all made out of bronze, there was no difference to them but some were longer and some were shorter. To his right there are potions, 7 in total, 3 are health potions and 4 are mana, he takes the mana potions and 1 health potion and puts them within his inventory. Taking the other health potions and blades to the peons to which they happily accept. He keeps 1 blade for himself, a long bronze knife as hopefully it'll do him well. He quickly pulls up the stat block of the item.

Bronze Knife (MasterWork Class)
Description : A long bronze knife sharpened and molded to perfection, the knife is able to cut though even bone with ease. The handle is a simple wooden handle with black cloth wrapped around to help keep a better grip upon the knifes handle. Increases ATK by 5, has no special effects or enchantments.

He decides that he will definitely be keeping this blade, now what to do? He had his enchant ability, quickly he gave the clothing to the peons which they equipped at random covering their rotting bodies with something better then a tunic. He enchants all the others blades with Life Drain and enchants his with both Life Drain and Undeath Summon. Supposedly the peon that comes from Undeath summon will follow his orders and has enough mana to subsist on its own until the timer ran out. More peons, more shields to tank damage that was always a good thing. He had to decide what path to go down, before when he got a level and he waited here and that was NOT the right way to go. What about the dungeon boss as he never actually seen the dungeon boss maybe it'll be easier? Using Undeath Command he makes his fellow peons follow him, as his mana turned to full upon leveling up it won't be a issue about mana for a while. He decides to head to the dungeon boss, going past room after room ignoring most of the non-sentient monsters while talking to some of the sentient monsters whom went up to him. After 30 long minutes he arrives at the dungeon boss room's door, a big dark oak door reinforced with metal with 2 giant circular metal handles connected to what looked to be a figurehead of a dragon with only the head. ( Sorry for this chapter being short, didn't have more time to write it. )