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There were exactly thirty dogs, all sitting neatly in front of Yun Yi, wagging their tails in a display of eagerness to please.
When it came to these dogs, there was an equipment in the game known as Wolf Armor (also referred to as Dog Armor), which could enhance their defense when equipped. However, the materials needed to craft the Wolf Armor included scales from a creature called You Xu. The You Xu was a small, scaled animal found in America, and for now, the Wolf Armor could not be crafted.
No, that’s not right. Suddenly, a spark of inspiration struck Yun Yi. He recalled that there was a similar scaled creature in Huaxia known as the Pangolin! If the Pangolin could meet the game’s requirements for crafting the Wolf Armor, then the material issue would be resolved.
In the game, one only needed to use a refresh scroll on a You Xu to continuously obtain scales. In other words, as long as one had a You Xu, they could infinitely produce this precious material. Even if obtaining the Wolf Armor proved impossible, it didn’t matter; the loyalty and obedience of the dogs were what truly mattered.
After taming the wolf pack, Yun Yi turned to Guan Yu and asked, “Guan Yu? Oh no, can I just call you Guan Yu directly?”
Guan Yu was taken aback; he hadn’t revealed his real name directly but had only mentioned his courtesy name. How did this immortal know his name? But he soon realized that since this was an immortal, it was only natural for him to know his full name. No wonder the immortal had scrutinized him earlier; he had clearly seen through everything.
A blush crept onto Guan Yu's face, but due to his naturally red skin, no one else noticed.
He took a deep breath, clasped his hands in a gesture of respect, and said, "I did not recognize your esteemed presence; I apologize for my rudeness."
Yun Yi lightly waved his hand, indicating that it was unnecessary to be so formal. "There’s no need for such restraint; just act as you usually do."
Guan Yu let out a bitter smile in response. If he hadn’t recognized the other as a celestial being, he might have been able to maintain his composure. But now that he was aware of this fact, how could he remain calm?
Then, Guan Yu recalled Yun Yi's extraordinary ability to fish without bait. It wasn’t that the celestial was imitating Jiang Ziya’s philosophy of luring fish; rather, he possessed an incredible talent akin to that of ancient sages.
By the riverbank, watching the thirty wolves transformed into Canines, Yun Yi nodded in affirmation of his work, feeling quite proud. Bringing them to Zhao Family Village would ensure greater safety in the future. Although their forms differed from real dogs, they were entirely obedient and even more well-behaved. With just simple commands, they would follow each instruction.
Yun Yi gently patted the head of the lead dog named Wangcai and then turned to Guan Yu. "Speaking of which, what are your plans for the future?"
After a moment of thought, Guan Yu replied, "I plan to transport this batch of jujubes to Youzhou for sale."
Yun Yi suggested, "How much can you earn with a cart full of jujubes? If that's the case, why not stay by my side instead of going to Youzhou?"
Guan Yu paused slightly, revealing a look of hesitation.
It was not that Guan Yu was unwilling to accept, but rather that all the legendary tales of immortals throughout history were hidden deep within the mountains and forests. He was still light-hearted and had not yet reached the realm of desiring a secluded life.
Seeing through Guan Yu's thoughts, Yun Yi understood his misunderstanding: "I am not suggesting that you retreat; in fact, I have been immersed in the mundane world myself. I am currently settled in Zhao Family Village, located beneath Jiuzhou Changshan Jun Zhen Ding County."
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