Dragon Clan: I, Nono! Inherit countless futures!

"Are you really going to send Caesar to Egypt? That place, which is suspected to be a dragon's tomb, has been marked as high-risk. It's probably quite dangerous. There's a high probability that there are real dragons inside."

Watching the quirky redhead girl leave, Percy couldn't help but ask with concern.

"Don't worry, Caesar will be perfectly safe." Frost sat behind his desk, and a smile slowly appeared on his usually expressionless face.

There's an old Chinese saying: "You can't catch a wolf without risking your cub." If we don't go along with her wishes and let her do things her way, how can we expect her to reveal more of her true colors?

"What do you mean?" Percy asked, somewhat puzzled.

"She only reveals her true strength in dangerous situations. We need to know how far she has evolved, and... whether she is still under control."

Frost spoke slowly, his gaze fixed on the sea outside the window: "We need to figure out at least whether she's a person or something else."

"If she were a human, she would be Caesar's destined wife; if she were something else, then a grave awaits her."

The old man spoke calmly, as if he were deciding what to have for dinner, but Percy still felt a chill for no apparent reason.

The girl's bloodline changed so quickly that it was suspicious.

only……

"If she really is something else, wouldn't it be extremely dangerous for the young master to be with her?"

"No, you wouldn't understand. Caesar is only in danger if she is human. If she were to become some kind of being that shouldn't exist, Caesar would be the safest."

"Why?" Percy asked instinctively.

Frost didn't explain why, but simply tapped the table with his finger and concluded:

"Since she's willing to work for the family, let her do it. We just need to watch and see what she's really up to."

Percy nodded and said nothing more.

"However, to determine exactly what she is, we'll probably need some external help..." Frost pondered.

After a long while, the old man raised a finger and ordered, "Post a bounty on the website for someone to go to an Egyptian tomb, and designate that person to take it."

"I want to see what she's really up to."

……

Persuading Caesar was simpler than Chen Motong had imagined.

Sixteen years old, a passionate teenager, a half-blood, and in the rebellious, chuunibyou phase—each of these words alone could form a shonen manga, and Caesar at this moment had them all.

So now he really is fearless. He was just surprised that this girl could actually persuade his old-fashioned uncle to agree to let him out.

Even after boarding the plane to Egypt, Caesar was still somewhat incredulous.

After all, his safety was of paramount importance to the Gattuso family.

Therefore, he is prohibited from participating in any activities that may pose a danger.

Therefore, Caesar never carried out any of these so-called hybrid missions, and he never even went out alone.

So he was very excited at that moment, extremely excited.

"Valley of the Kings in Egypt, exploring an area suspected to be a dragon's nest. This mission is dangerous, but we're just out having some fun." Chen Motong poured cold water on the idea without any politeness and threw a pile of documents at Caesar.

The information details how someone retrieved what appeared to be dragon artifacts from this cave, and how someone heard a loud, seemingly beast-like heartbeat here.

"Have you done many missions like this?" Caesar asked curiously, the girl was so calm, as if she were preparing to go on a trip.

"No, just twice," Chen Motong said. "Once in Greenland, and once in a small southern town in China."

"Did you encounter a dragon?" Caesar pressed, but quickly answered himself, "No, if you had, you certainly wouldn't be able to appear before me."

Chen Motong thought about it and felt that it would be good for him to maintain a sense of awe and vigilance, and besides, the Dragon King should not be an ordinary dragon, so he did not refute it.

She simply said, "Anyway, this time you have to listen to everything I say, or you can go back."

Caesar was somewhat displeased with her domineering manner, but since she spoke with authority, he didn't say anything.

Out of curiosity, he couldn't help but inquire about more girls, and the more he inquired, the more moved he became.

The girl also has an unforgettable mother, a father who is not only inhuman but also a womanizer, and is controlled by her family. Everything about her is just like a carbon copy of his.

Not only that, Caesar also felt that this girl had many of the same ideas as him, which made him feel like he had known her for a long time.

He sometimes felt a little strange, because he felt the same way about everything the other person said, as if the other person had completely grasped his experiences and then prescribed the right remedy.

But how could that be? They had only just met, and he hadn't said a word about himself. Many of his secrets were known only to those closest to him. How could this girl possibly know?

Thinking of this, Caesar simply assumed he was overthinking things and concluded that the two were indeed destined for each other.

He had no idea that he had been sold out by his own uncle, and that his uncle had sold him out completely.

When the plane landed, they arrived at the Valley of the Kings in the afternoon.

The Valley of the Kings is a royal burial complex of pharaohs from the New Kingdom of Egypt, located on the west bank of the Nile River, facing the city of Luxor across the river.

Legend has it that this location was chosen because the east bank of the river is the "city of the living," while the west bank symbolizes the "place of the dead." Moreover, the valley here is desolate, easy to defend, and difficult to attack, which can effectively prevent tomb raiding.

And that's probably why the dragon chose this location.

The Valley of the Kings contains more than 60 tombs, 17 of which have been developed into tourist attractions, generating substantial revenue for Egypt each year.

But there is no doubt that the dragon was hidden in another unopened tomb.

Chen Motong decided to explore the surrounding area first, so he took Caesar and bought a ticket to go inside. They made a special trip to the tomb where people said they could hear the heartbeat of a ferocious beast.

The location here is very remote, and it seems to be the burial place of some not-so-famous Egyptian king. In addition, each ticket only allows you to visit three tombs, so this tomb is very unpopular, and sometimes there is not a single visitor for a long time.

But when Chen Motong led Caesar into this remote and dilapidated tomb to conduct research, they found that someone was already there visiting, and looking very attentive.

The person was quite surprised to notice someone's arrival, especially when he saw Chen Motong's distinctly Asian face.

"Chinese?" the man asked tentatively.

Seeing Chen Motong nod, the man's eyes widened instantly, his face filled with excitement, and his voice became unusually loud: "Me too, me too!"

"You've come to visit the king too! What a coincidence! I heard that sometimes only a few people visit this king all year round. By the way, my name is Old Tang, and what's yours?"

Chen Motong: "?"

Looking at the man's face, with its drooping eyebrows and an inexplicable air of joy, Chen Motong, without noticing anything amiss, slowly raised her head, her voice trembling almost imperceptibly:

"You said... what's your name, Tang?"