Luxury Cars and Taxis

"Of course not, those who wear combat armor are."

Although Liao Shiquan was puzzled why Qi Yuan asked this, he still explained to him: "We who wear formal clothes are the family members of high-level espers and team members. As for what high-level espers want to wear, they can wear whatever they want."

A kind of plant!

No wonder the staff member who handed him the invitation did not mention what to wear...

Can he go back and change back into casual clothes now?

Qi Yuan thought about it and decided not to bother with that. Anyway, blending in with the family members would not affect his observation and collection of information.

His purpose in coming here was to learn to imitate S-level espers, and nothing else.

"Who among them is an S-level esper?"

"There are no S-level espers. They don't have time to attend this exchange meeting."

Although it was possible to attend the advanced esper exchange meeting, the elders in the family should have informed him of some precautions. Liao Shiquan didn't quite understand why Qi Yuan didn't know this information.

This news was like a bolt from the blue. Qi Yuan had just entered the venue and wanted to pack up and slip away.

No wonder it was called the Advanced Esper Exchange Meeting...

Wouldn't it be better to just call it the A-Level Esper Exchange Meeting?

But according to one iron law of the people of Dragon Country—since he was already here, Qi Yuan still stayed.

To broaden his horizons would also be good.

Based on Qi Yuan's performance just now, Liao Shiquan accompanied him and introduced the content of the exchange meeting.

"This is the paranormal item trading area. If you see anything you like, you can contact the seller through the contact information below. Usually we don't dare to take them out and display them like this. Now with various powerful people present, there is no need to worry about the items being lost."

Paranormal items were items with special abilities derived from the field of fusion.

Because of their scarcity, these special items were controlled by teams and officials.

Qi Yuan browsed through the paranormal items on display in the display cabinets:

There was a ring with spatial storage capabilities;

There were clothes with fire protection capabilities;

There was a stool with flight capabilities...

He felt that apart from the spatial ring, the others seemed rather lame.

Liao Shiquan seemed to have sensed his thoughts and shrugged slightly: "Even if people don't need good stuff for the time being, they would only choose to rent it out, if not, they would trade privately."

Qi Yuan: ...

What else could he say? It was pitiful enough to be a high-level esper in such dire straits...

But leveling up too quickly with cheats, the supporting facilities could not keep up, which was also normal.

If the mountain won't come to me, I'll go to the mountain.

By joining the official organization after entering university, the Dragon Country officials couldn't refuse to accept him.

To join the enforcement team required a university diploma, which was really asking too much of him.

As for establishing his own team...

First he needed money, and second, if he had money and ability, what would he need a team for?

No matter how many people, they couldn't overwhelm a high-level esper, there was no need.

Liao Shiquan lived up to Xue Shiyun's exhortation and introduced the entire venue to him.

However, for Qi Yuan, it was all useless.

Whether it was the trading area, intelligence exchange, or family matchmaking.

The only harvest was that Liao Shiquan was in the same grade as him, and was extremely likely to become his classmate.

As he left the venue,

Several young men leaning against the window noticed him and began to talk among themselves.

"Which family is he from? He actually got Liao Shiquan to wait on him."

"I don't recognize him. Anyway, either he has strength or power. Guess what his car is?"

"Bugatti? Bentley?"

"Guessing foreign cars is too much. How many can there be?"

One of them exclaimed, after all, even foreigners were a rarity, not to mention vehicles transported over long distances.

"Then NIO? Hongqi?"

"It looks like he's about to reach the intersection. Let's see which car he gets into?"

"Where, where? Let me see!"

The few people crouching by the window fell silent for a long time after the hubbub.

"Hmm..."

"This young master really has unique taste."

"Is it possible that he is just an ordinary family?"

Someone brought up a new idea. Liao Shiquan's friends didn't necessarily have to be very rich, right? It was very normal for these children of high-level espers to draw in promising young people to join their teams, wasn't it?

As soon as this was said, his companions all looked at him as if he were an idiot.

"What are you talking about?"

"How convenient taxis are!"

"Yes, yes, yes, and no need to find parking."

Seeing that he was about to refute, they rushed to say: "Would you dare provoke him?"

The arrogant young master who was about to engage in a battle of words immediately shut up.

He said awkwardly: "Taxis are good, very convenient, no need to find parking."

"Phew--"

The others hissed in unison.

...

A little girl who claimed her name was Xinxing faced a shadow stretched long by the street lamp. She blinked her big innocent eyes at the person, trying to get past the gate with her cuteness.

"I just wanted to participate in the exchange meeting with you..."

The owner of the shadow clasped his forehead in distress, as if muttering to himself, "Or should I just let her off this time?"

"No."

A cold female voice sounded, and green patterns crawled out from the skin of the shadow's owner, flowing outward.

Soon the patterns disappeared from the shadow owner's hands. Beside him, they gathered into a woman.

"Indulging her further will lead to great harm."

Having said that, the woman looked at the little girl: "Yunyun, starting today, double the writing assignments until your behavior improves."

Yunyun huffed angrily, puffing up her cheeks: "I didn't behave badly. It was fine originally until you got involved."

"Double it again."

"No!" Yunyun cried out crisply: "I won't do it!"

"Confiscate snacks."

"Then I won't either! You bully me when others bully me!" Yunyun put her hands on her hips and stamped her feet, picking a fight with the woman.

"Who?"

Hearing that the girl was being bullied, the woman spoke coldly.

Yunyun huffed angrily with her arms crossed in front of her chest: "Who else could it be, that uncle dressed in black."

The woman looked at her companion: "Is it the person Liao Shiquan received?"

"Yes, it's him. Don't know if he recognized me."

The companion rubbed the back of his head worriedly. He had glimpsed the other party for a moment.

But more than that...

"I think we should listen to what happened first. After all, what Yunyun said..."

Yunyun grasped her companion's trouser leg, capturing his unspoken implication.

"Hey! What do you mean by that?"

The woman also agreed with his words and looked down at Yunyun.

"Tell me everything exactly as it happened. Otherwise, it won't just be confiscating snacks."

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