Seeing that his granddaughter was about to explode, Farol hurriedly stepped in. "All right, Ye Luo. I only came along this time for one reason. You're a reckless fool who fears neither heaven nor earth. You cause trouble everywhere you go. Without someone keeping an eye on you, who knows what kind of mess you'll make..."
Ye Luo laughed speechlessly. "We're here to travel. We're using perfectly legitimate Victoria electronic currency. Who'd have nothing better to do than come looking for trouble with me?"
Farol shook his head. "We came to the Alvin Civilization this time to claim the war commission and the compensation we're owed. For everyone's sake, I'd better keep an eye on you..."
Ye Luo shrugged. "Suit yourself... But we'll be staying here for at least two days. Tomorrow we're going to see the Aegean Sea. You're coming too?"
Farol gave a sly grin. "See the Aegean Sea? From where?"
Ye Luo froze. "What do you mean?"
Looking immensely pleased with himself, Farol took out several paper admission tickets that emitted faint energy ripples. "Did you think you could see the Aegean Sea just by standing on Calvi? The Aegean Sea's truly perfect scenery lies along both banks of the Saravia River. The viewing platforms on both sides started selling tickets ten years ago, and every ticket sold out on the first day. Without tickets, all you can do here is catch a glimpse of the aurora..."
Ye Luo's dumbfounded expression changed. With a flick of his fingers, seven tickets appeared in his hand. He waved them around smugly. "Old man, don't take steamed buns for scraps... Tickets? You think you're the only one who has them?"
Farol was greatly startled. It had not even been a full year since Ye Luo's Zerg rose to prominence, so