Semua Bab The First Heir: Bab 5171 - Bab 5180

Khan was surprised to see such a straightforward man. He had always hated the roundabout way of human interaction, so he was pleasantly surprised to find Philip otherwise. He did not hate humans in general, just those who had twisted personalities and evil intentions. Those people were a great danger to monster beasts. Many people liked to hunt monster beasts for fun or kill to get their inner cores to improve their strength. There were many ways to improve one’s strength, and killing monster beasts to get their inner cores was the worst option. However, he was also aware that beasts killed each other too, just like humans. The friends Aslan brought to escort them back were pretty good, and Khan was happy. After seeing Philip, he felt that maybe things were different from what he imagined. Philip’s mannerisms surprised Khan. There were many people in their group. Fortunately, Philip had many houses too. “Let’s get you settled down first. The villa behind us is for you,” P

Aslan only recalled that he had a storage ring after Khan mentioned it. “Do you like this storage ring very much?” Aslan glanced at his father curiously. “Dad, don’t you even have a storage ring after being around for so many years? What a failure. I got one not long after I wandered out!” Aslan mocked his father. The others laughed at Aslan’s provocation. Khan clenched his fists, wishing he could beat up this unruly son. Aslan was simply asking for a beating for saying such things in public. Aslan did not show him any respect as the king of the monster beasts! “Dad, if you like it, let me give you one each.” Aslan expressed his opinion before Khan could speak. No one could call themselves a member of the villa without this standard equipment. Besides, such things were just a byproduct of the kids’ daily practice, and they could have as many as they wanted. Even if they wore one on each finger, there would be enough storage rings to go around. Aslan even felt he could b

Aslan nodded. It was all thanks to Philip. He was very lucky to have Philip teach him. “I'm different from them. They learn really fast, but I can only make a little progress with Philip teaching me step by step. In fact, this is my limit. Philip suggested that I should forget about alchemy, but I think I did good enough for a monster beast.” Philip was not aware that monster beasts could not make pills. He simply thought Aslan was not cut out for it. Usually, Philip only had to guide them a little for them to improve by leaps and bounds. Aslan, on the other hand, required his personal guidance to master the technique. As a monster beast that could breathe fire, Aslan could not even control fire properly! Philip went to great lengths to teach Aslan how to make pills and finally gave up. Aslan simply had no talent for it and would be better off just being a bodyguard. After Khan received Aslan’s affirmation, he turned to Philip with blazing eyes. “Everything is like a dream!

Philip handed a storage ring to Aslan and asked him to distribute some things. “Give these pills to everyone. We’re likely to face various dangers from now on. It’s important to restore our strength quickly.” There were various pills to heal injuries, restore energy, and improve their strength. Philip also prepared a lot of herbs for them. Compared to people from Mistral Temple, the monster beasts were more of his own. Seeing this, Aslan was excited and knew what Philip was up to. “Don’t worry, Philip. Leave it to me!” Philip simply nodded. Aslan took his father and the others to the room, leaving Elijah behind. Elijah knew that Philip had given them a great opportunity. He wanted to request for the same but stopped at the thought of his identity. Philip had given him enough weapons, and it was already a great favor. There was no need for him to request more. “You can tell them more about the sealed land when you have time and discuss with the other guilds to find a way

Mark finally realized Alton’s objective. He felt that Alton was a hypocrite. He could just say he wanted more money without going in circles. They had been working together for so many years and had forged a deep friendship and rapport. Mark did not expect Alton to beat about the bush this time. Mark nodded and said hesitantly, “I’ll give you another 10% of my turnover.” It was a huge concession for Mark as 10% of the turnover was not a small amount. In the past, Alton would have agreed without a doubt. After all, he needed money to cure his son, and with such a big mayor's residence to support, he was always short of funds. However, things were different now. He no longer had any pressure, and his property issues had been resolved. He could negotiate business with Mark without any worries. Philip’s store opened at the right time. Not only could it help Alton raise the price, but it could also force Mark into a corner. Alton rejected Mark’s suggestion. “That amount do