Chapter 160: Why Is My Career Panel in a 2D Art Style? Chapter 69

Besides, if I encounter something like a time reversal again, it might prove useful.

After observing carefully for a while, Dalok asked curiously, "Kid, did your family give this to you?"

Hearing this, Li Ang fell silent for a moment before saying, "My brother gave it to me."

Old Tang was, in a sense, his brother, and saying this would help things move forward.

As expected, upon hearing Li Ang's words, Dalok's face showed a look of astonishment: "Remarkable alchemy."

As an employee of the Aio Group, Dalok had visited many planets and seen countless craftsmen.

But an alchemical item like the ring on this young dragon's hand

is extremely rare.

Still, forgive Dalok's limited experience—he still couldn't tell what this ring actually did.

'This kid's elder behind the scenes isn't ordinary.'

Thinking this, Dalok smiled and said, "As compensation for accidentally revealing your identity, I can teach you how to suppress your dragon aura."

Upon hearing this, Li Ang's eyes instantly lit up.

To be honest, he was genuinely troubled.

Li Ang felt like a giant light bulb—everywhere he went, people recognized him as a dragon.

But his race panel still listed 【Human】!

Thinking of this, Li Ang sincerely thanked him: "Then I'm in your debt."

"Just compensation."

Dalok dismissed it and transmitted a file to Li Ang via his communication device.

'Comprehensive Guide to Dragon Concealment Magic—by Laurence Kaim.'

After handling the minor incident, Dalok turned to the matter at hand: "Your ordered materials have been prepared. Sign here."

A document was sent to Li Ang's communication device via the Aio Group's official channel.

After completing identity verification, he signed his name without hesitation.

Seeing this, Dalok asked, "Shall I arrange someone to deliver it back for you?"

The Aio Group didn't offer this service—he was only offering because of the dragon's identity.

But Li Ang shook his head and declined the offer.

His space ring couldn't hold this much, so he had already arranged for a city freight company.

Seeing this, Dalok didn't press it and immediately ordered his staff to load Li Ang's purchased materials onto the vehicle.

"Busy day—I'll be off then." Dalok patted Li Ang's shoulder. "Contact me if you have any problems."

"Alright."

After watching the middle-aged man—whose dragon type he didn't know—leave, Li Ang walked toward Ma Kusi and Lu Ke nearby.

Standing before them, he said, "Director Ma Kusi, Lu Ke, I hope you won't mention what just happened."

"No problem."

Lu Ke readily agreed; to this young master, Li Ang's identity didn't matter as long as he wasn't some terrifying star pirate.

Though he was genuinely shocked to learn Li Ang was a dragon.

Ma Kusi naturally wouldn't refuse Li Ang's request: "Don't worry—I won't say a word."

The Director of the Public Security Bureau wouldn't do anything without benefit.

So for him, there was no reason to offend Li Ang, whose background was mysterious.

Moreover, from Dalok's attitude just now, his former subordinate was clearly no ordinary dragon.

"Thank you then."

Li Ang smiled and turned toward the freight vehicle.

His mind had already flown back to the basement at home, where the corpse of the Long Wang awaited him.

Just thinking of turning it into a Corpse Guardian made his heart race.

Even in the Dragon Clan world, no one had likely ever done this.

'Finally, this day has come.'

'Odin.'

One more chapter later.