Aaron stared intently at the Divine Dragon, feeling that the trip had been well worth it.
Though it was not particularly strong and could only barely be considered a Heavenly Father, there was no denying that every part of its body was a treasure!
A Divine Dragon's Dragon Scales were absolutely top-tier alchemical materials. If he collected enough scales, it might even be possible to forge Alchemical Bullets with nine enchantments before becoming a god.
The Divine Dragon suddenly shuddered, feeling offended.
"You want my Dragon Scales?"
"Yes." Aaron admitted it readily. "You must have accumulated quite a few shed scales over the past few thousand years. Otherwise, the people of Ta Lo could never afford weapons made from Dragon Scales.
So the scales aren't nonrenewable to you. Letting them trade part of their stockpile wouldn't be a loss for Ta Lo at all."
Thoughtfulness flashed through the Divine Dragon's eyes as it asked in confusion, "Don't you have a dragon? Can't you use its Dragon Scales?"
"I raised that dragon from childhood. Its Dragon Scales are nonrenewable too, and I can't bear to take them."
Those blunt words nearly made the Divine Dragon laugh in anger. He could not bear to touch his own pet, so he had come after its scales instead.
How shameless! Was there any justice left in the world?
"What if I refuse?" the Divine Dragon asked probing.
Aaron shrugged and smiled calmly. "You won't."
"How do you know I won't?"
"Because I'm discussing this with you nicely.
I could have simply taken them by force. I could kill you outright, and then not only your Dragon Scales, but your Dragon Blood, dragon heart, dragon sinews, dragon liver, Dragon Horns, and dragon hide would all be mine. That way, I'd have materials for alchemy, medicine-making,