Chapter 471: They

Watching the starship approach Morabis Star despite the warnings, Li Ang's expression gradually turned cold.

Although he hadn't yet planned to turn the other party into fireworks, giving them a small lesson was still acceptable.

But just as he was about to act, Seth suddenly appeared beside him: "There's a sixth-rank."

Hearing this, Li Ang halted his motion, a flicker of confusion crossing his eyes: "Not the planetary Viceroy?"

If he remembered correctly, the Obsidian Star Region shouldn't have any sixth-rank planetary Viceroys.

Seth did not directly answer Li Ang's question, but instead said thoughtfully: "I think I recognize this aura."

"Then I'll leave it to Grandfather from now on."

Li Ang readily dumped the trouble onto Seth—he, a mere fifth-rank, dared not offend a sixth-rank elder.

Hearing this, Seth couldn't help laughing softly: "You little rascal."

After days of interaction, he had begun to understand the temperament of this young dragon before him.

As the two spoke, several figures flew out from the starship and landed before them.

But when he recognized the two figures, Li Ang froze: "Mo Di? Director Xiao?"

He hadn't expected to run into acquaintances here.

At this moment, a young man in the Inspection Bureau's uniform stared at Li Ang with an extremely complex expression.

Hearing his name, he opened his mouth, then sighed with relief: "Long time no see, Li Ang."

He had thought that after ascending to the third-rank, he might at least be able to match wits with this dragon—but now, upon meeting again, the other had become a fifth-rank powerhouse.

Mo Di couldn't figure it out, so Mo Di gave up thinking.

Not caring what his old friend was thinking, Li Ang turned to the elderly man who had once presided over his Viceroy examination: "Director Xiao, what's going on here?"

But before Xiao Qi could answer, the lead middle-aged woman asked sharply: "Viceroy Li Ang, we received a report of a suspicious planet drifting about—I'd like you to explain what's going on."

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As a law-abiding citizen, Li Ang had reported many lawbreakers—but he never imagined he'd one day be reported himself.

Yet recalling his recent actions, he had to admit he did seem suspicious.