Shh, There's A Beast In The Imperial Palace

⟣Chapter 10

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: SHH, THERE'S A BEAST IN THE IMPERIAL PALACE

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After his ability recovered, Chi Jun found the blank alloy cards given by the store manager. However, he was still in the lion state and it was unsure when he would change back. He was now occupying the body of the clone. He also knew that this flammable and explosion lion easily got depression thanks to a side effect of the beast ancestral gene. Still, knowing was useless. He had no idea how to handle it.

Chi Jun could only stare with beast eyes at the blank alloy cards and think of other ways. He couldn't be expected to hold the pen with two fleshy paws. Even if he could hold it, he couldn't sketch out the fine engravings on the beast card that were comparable to micro-carvings.

Chi Jun suddenly envied his family's big ginkgo. The old tree could be hard and soft, thick and thin, with high strength, toughness and flexibility. The lion's face under the fur suddenly became hot. He was mainly referring to the ginkgo branches. Of course, the size of the big ginkgo was the same. Or… in fact… it might be more interesting.

The little lion snorted and his paws patted his head. What did he want to do with these perverted things? Could he expect the big ginkgo, who was paralyzed outside, to give him some comfort? This was still the old tree who passed on his essence to other female plants.

Chi Jun pulled back his perverted thoughts that were drifting away. He was going to earn money to raise a disabled tree and a cheap son. He previously promised to sell the store manager 10 beast cards every day. It was only the first day but the promise was already broken.

This wasn't very good but he could explain it to the store manager tomorrow. Chi Jun wasn't in a hurry. There was a saying that rare commodities were worth hoarding. If stocks ran out one day then there must be someone more anxious than him.

For example, Lin Zimu who had been waiting for most of the day in the store. Lin Zimu spent so much money and bought all the beast cards made by the boy. However, it wasn't enough for him to study the animal pattern. He needed more cards or to obtain some secrets from the teenager's mouth.

Lin Zimu was like his name. His handsome face was gentle and he had an elegant temperament like water. If he smiled then he made people feel a spring breeze. He had a new haircut and even wore his high-end clothing, drawing the eyes of countless people when he entered the store. He believed that his extraordinary temperament was sure to attract the attention of the young man who only knew how to pay in cash and had no knowledge.

He had been waiting since the beast card store opened in the morning and it was now afternoon but the teenager hadn't yet appeared. He asked the store manager several times but the store manager made an expression that he didn't know. This created thousands of scratches on Lin Zimu's heart and he found it hard to maintain his temperament.

The day was about to end and the store about to close but Lin Zimu still didn't see the boy. He even wondered if the young boy had discovered the value of his beast patterns. Compared to Lin Zimu's anxiety, the store manager was relaxed.

He really believed in the words of the five star beast imprinter who seemed to be an adult and he also determined that this boy was really capable. This buyer had bought a dozen beast cards to study yet the pattern hadn't been cracked. Thus, he didn't think it mattered even if the teenager didn't come to deliver cards today.

The store manager calculated how to be tied to this promising five star beast imprinter in the future. The time was getting late and the store was going to close. The store manager went up to Lin Zimu. "Sir, we have to close our doors."

Lin Zimu suppressed his anger but he spoke proudly on the surface, "Can I book the five star beast imprinter's beast cards first?'

The store manager nodded. Of course. Every beast card is 50,000 star coins and because it is a five star beast card, you need to pay half as a deposit. How many do you want to book?"