This is the first time since he came to District 1 that he has received such pure respect.
Dean, who fully felt the deacon's enthusiasm for him, couldn't help but sigh.
It came so suddenly.
And I don’t know why, but I always feel complicated when I think about it.
For the first time, Dean realized that he was a rich man so deeply. While savoring this rare feeling, Dean took out his card to pay the bill.
The two of them negotiated for a long time, and when they finally completed the payment and sent the butler out of the room, Dean couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief, picked up the teacup, and moistened his throat.
So enthusiastic.
Turning over the exquisite VIP card in his hand, Dean turned his head and glanced at Sigrid, who was looking forward to the show, and smiled.
"Thank you, Your Highness, for giving me this opportunity. Otherwise, let alone Messiah Rainbow Light, I might not be able to get this card next year."
"You're welcome."
Sigrid held her chin up, and after replying to Dean, her eyes naturally shifted to the cylindrical storage jar in the maid's arms.
She couldn't help but sigh.
"I didn't expect you to be quite rich."
"The magic pet business is really hugely profitable."
Dean said modestly: "I've been in business for so long anyway, I just make small profits but quick turnover."
Sigrid sneered at such deceptive nonsense.
She had seen magic pets in R'lyeh City, and there were quite a few of them. In addition, those who wanted but could not get their favorite magic pets for the time being, Sigrid thought about it with her spectacles, and knew that the breeding house was How big is the market?
And how much popularity does his breeding speed, which has made many people scold him, add to the popularity of high-level magic pets that are in short supply?
Although Sigrid didn't know what hunger marketing was, she was keenly aware of some of the business considerations of the man in front of her.
It is impossible for such a person to make less money.
She glanced at Dean and didn't say anything. She just asked the maid to carry Messiah Hongguang over.
The metal jar was placed on the table for the two of them. Sigrid took off the bracelet on her right hand and attached it to the metal jar. She waited until the red light came on and the test was completed before taking it back to herself.
"From the perspective of energy fluctuations, it is indeed no different from the Messiah's Rainbow Light..."
Reopening the glasses case, Sigrid changed her glasses and focused her attention on the metal jar again.
Complex information flow flashes on the lens.
After observing carefully for a moment, Sigrid frowned, as if she had seen something surprising, and made a confused sound.
"Um?"
"What's wrong?"
Dean immediately looked up and gave her a questioning look.
"I now fully believe that they obtained this messianic rainbow light through human interference."
"The information is so weird."
She touched the red gem inlaid on the temple of her glasses, adjusted her vision, and tried to get more detailed information from the complicated information flow.
Dean could only see a series of complex runes spinning on her lenses like chains, and a scratching itch suddenly arose in her heart.
"What's wrong?"
Seeing Sigrid's increasingly weird expression, he couldn't help but inquire.
"Too complicated."
Sigrid pulled down her glasses and responded to him.
"I have seen the Messiah's Rainbow Light and even used this treasure. Compared to the Messiah's Rainbow Light stored in the palace, the information flow contained in this one is a bit too complicated."
"Or should I say, not so 'clean'."
She used a very subtle adjective.
"The normal Messiah's rainbow light, the data that can be read on it, is very 'clean', which is very consistent with its origin from the celestial phenomenon, but yours is too 'turbid', there are many A message that is not found in the pure Messiah Rainbow.”
Sigrid concluded: "This kind of situation usually occurs on items that have gone through many hands and have complicated processes, so its birth must not have been accidental."
After speaking, she took off her glasses, put them back into the box, and rubbed her eyes. This action showed that the information flow on Messiah Hongguang was indeed very complicated.
To the point of dizziness.
And this difference once again confirms what the deacon said.
Dean raised the completely sealed metal can and couldn't help but use his mental power to try to deeply explore the contents inside.
However, the shell made of special metal was too good at isolating energy. Even with the blessing of the Akaman divine fish, he could not break through. Dean could only withdraw his mental power in disappointment and put the jar back on the table.
After he finished trying it, Sigrid continued: "But the effect should be about the same. You can try it on your magic pet. If you are lucky, you might be surprised."
Dean asked, "Why do you think I want to use it on my familiar?"
"Isn't it?"
Sigrid looked at him in surprise, "Do you plan to use it on yourself?"
Dean shook his head decisively.
The mutation caused by the Messianic Rainbow Light has a profound impact on the individuals exposed.
And from the inside out, even the race will change.
He is a good person and has no plans to expel himself yet.
But there may be a loophole here that can be exploited. For example, if he takes this magic pet and shines the Messiah's rainbow light, will Xiaolan and Akaman's divine fish also mutate?
Or does it default to the fact that it is a whole, so it only affects the main body?
Dean was a little curious.
However, there is only one copy of Messiah's Rainbow Light, so he will not be able to use it for experiments in a short period of time.
"I plan to use it on Warcraft."
Dean explained to Sigrid: "Whether it is from the perspective of security or sustainable development, it should be used on Warcraft. Wouldn't it be better?"
It is not impossible to use it on a demon pet, but in comparison, it is a demon beast with a stronger reproductive ability and is more cost-effective.
Moreover, after the Warcraft undergoes benign mutation, isn't it the so-called special Warcraft?
As soon as this term came out, the balance in Dean's heart instantly became unbalanced.
What's the point of using Messianic Rainbow Light to influence a familiar?
If this kind of thing is used to make special monsters, it will be a real profit.
Sigrid glanced at him from the corner of her eye, "Are you willing to spend such expensive resources on Warcraft?"
"And don't blame me for not reminding you. After all, the monster is uncontrollable. If the influence of the Messiah's rainbow light amplifies its ferocity and makes you unable to control it... you have to be careful about losing both human and financial resources."
Dean looked thoughtfully at the metal can.
There are definitely risks, but compared to the possible consequences, he feels that this risk is worth taking.
After all, mutated familiars can be obtained through selective breeding, but special monsters are hard to come by.
When it comes to the multiple-choice question of golden eggs or golden hens, Dean is still more willing to take risks and choose the latter.
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