Buying a dragon, not buying dragon-related services

"When could it be fully restored?"

Liu Zheng asked.

"That depends on your needs. The materials you provide will affect the final restoration result. I can use materials from aquatic creatures, but if you want something else, you'll have to find someone else."

Fisherman replied.

"Father-in-law~"

His eyes darted, and he called out sweetly.

"Don't call me father-in-law! When did I ever agree to marry Sea Woman to you?!"

As if someone had touched his reverse scale, Fisherman's expression changed instantly.

"It's just a form of address. Not important, not important. You've ruled the Sewer for so many years, sir. You must have accumulated plenty of aquatic creature materials, right?"

He ignored Fisherman's resistance.

"What do you mean, ruled the Sewer? I'm just a worker."

Though he said that, Fisherman's expression did ease somewhat.

"I told you last time that everything here is part of the Sewer. Since I gave you so much stuff for free before, and considering your past work performance, the Sewer can turn a blind eye."

"But if you want materials of this grade again, either your work performance needs to be more outstanding, or you need to trade something else for them."

"I can waive the labor fee, but the value has to at least be equivalent."

He explained.

"I see."

Liu Zheng fell into thought.

Making his work performance more outstanding naturally meant helping the Sewer retrieve that escaped will.

But that was obviously not something he could settle overnight, so trading something else was more reliable.

As for finding someone else to restore it, he gave up on that after a little thought.

First, someone else might not be able to fix it.

Second, for something like a fishing rod, Fisherman was obviously the most suitable professional.

Pond Master might also have worked,