Rise of the White Dragon
chapter-72

While talking, Luan and Ingrid arrived at the company's headquarters. Luan drove to the garage and left the car there.

"Welcome, CEO Luan and Secretary Ingrid," the receptionist said with great respect. She looked mostly at Ingrid with admiration and a little envy. Ingrid's current position was envied by many people at the company's headquarters.

"En," Luan nodded.

"Thanks." Ingrid smiled and followed Luan.

In Luan's office, he began to busy himself with some things that came up while he was gone. As for the game, he sent the link to his mother and gave her an account to use as an administrator.

*Toc!*

"Luan, I'm coming in." Ingrid knocked once on the door and opened it.

"Yes?" Luan looked at her.

"I have new information from Aide Construction company." Ingrid put some papers on Luan's desk. "The company Havan is about to build a new store and is considering hiring Aide Construction Company. In those documents, you have the information."

"Heh... Very well." Luan praised her for gaining access to this information and had already thought about contacting the branch of the company that was the construction company.

Although it was not the focus of Dimas Corporation, there was a subsidiary, Dimas Construction Company, and it was considered one of the best in Brazil. If Dimas Construction got in touch with Haven and said that they were interested in making the new Havan store, it was easy to say who they would choose.

"Mm, I'm going back now. There are still some things for me to do." Ingrid smiled and left shortly thereafter.

In his office, Luan started to analyze new projects. He tried to recall as many projects as possible that continued to work even after the Third Awakening.

Ingrid was sitting in her living room until her cell phone rang. She saw that it was her mother's number and answered. "Good afternoon, mother."

"Ingrid, I have some good news. I just managed to get 3x stronger." Amanda's voice was full of enthusiasm when she said this.

"That's nice. I'm happy for you, mom," Ingrid said with a smile.

"Ah yes, daughter, changing the subject." Amanda's voice changed dramatically to a worried one. "Do you know anything about what's going on with your sister? I haven't heard from her and her voicemail cell phone for many days every time I call."

"I don't know anything about her either. But I'll try to see if I can get any information from her. As soon as I get it, I'll let you know." Although Ingrid didn't like her sister, she promised to try to find out some information about her so as not to worry her mother.

"Thank you, Ingrid. I'm going to hang up now, I'm going to cover another shift at the hospital. Bye, bye, mom loves you~" Saying that, the two said goodbye and hung up.

'I don't know if Luan would be willing to help me find my sister...' Ingrid murmured in her mind. She had already told Luan everything her sister had done to her, and maybe if she asked him to help her sister, Luan would think she was a fool for being too stupid to care about her sister's well-being?

Despite believing that Luan wouldn't help her, she still wouldn't want Luan to think badly of her for wanting to help her sister.

*

It was almost 22:00 when Luan finished all his day's appointments. He had just left a business dinner and was in the car with Ingrid on the way home.

"What is it? You looked restless all night; did something happen?" Luan asked as he glanced at her.

"It's no big deal, it's just... Never mind." Ingrid was going to say something but decided against it.

"Speak, you don't have to be reserved with me," Luan said as he stopped the car at the red light and looked at her.

"Er... Well, my mom called. She said that my sister has been missing for a long time, and I thought you could find her the same way you did over at the Zing Clan." Ingrid didn't dare look at him as she tapped her index fingers together, looking nervous when talking about it.

"It's all right," Luan replied.

"Ah? What did you say?" Ingrid was surprised and looked at him.

"I said okay, I'll look for her for you." Luan saw that the light turned green and accelerated.

"Thank you, Luan," Ingrid said gratefully.

"It's not a big deal, don't worry," Luan smiled.

While driving, Luan noticed that he was being followed. However, he didn't want to waste time with them; he just made his car invisible to the naked eye and continued to drive and make distance from where he had been. And from a distance, he tossed a five cent coin with his Qi in the direction of the car that was following him.

- Inside the silver car that was following Luan. -

"Where did he go? His car suddenly disappeared!" a henchman said.

"I don't know, I just don't know..." the driver of the car, wearing a green Mohawk, said confusedly.

"Damn, how did he manage to lose us like that?"

There were 4 men in the car, and they were all confused by Luan's disappearance. And then...

*Whoosh!*

Something quiet went through the driver's head and caught the head of the man in the back seat behind the driver.

*BANG!*

*Pracc!*

The car skidded and hit the front of a metal handrail that in the middle was made of Bradesco bank glass and the iron front part that held the handrail came out and pierced the heads of all four men inside the car.

"An accident happened!"

"My God, there have been a lot of accidents lately."

*Spew!*

When they got a little closer, the nearby people saw the heads of the four men totally destroyed by the iron bars. Many people could not help vomiting; it was a very brutal scene. Even pieces of the brains got stuck at the beginning of the two iron bars.

*

"Luan, was that you?" Ingrid asked. She saw him throw something out the window but failed to notice exactly what he threw.

At that moment, Luan had already made his car visible again. He turned to Ingrid and said indifferently, "There were four men in a car following us, and I felt his aura and their intention was to kill us. I only paid them with the same currency."

Ingrid looked back and with her improved vision, she saw what had happened to the 4 men. She asked, totally impressed, "Did you do this knowing it was going to happen?"

"More or less, it was 50% likely of that happening," Luan said, "You could say that luck was not on their side. Well, even if it had been, only two of them had a chance to survive."

"Wow! Even so, this is incredible." Ingrid didn't even care about the lives of these people. If it were before, maybe she would have felt sorry for them, but something inside her had been changing little by little. She further asked, "Will I ever be able to do something like this?"

"You can, as long as you train a little and use a little math to calculate the route the car would take when the driver was killed. All of this is easily calculated with mathematics, but to do such things, it takes practice," Luan replied.

Stopping at the next red light. Luan took his cell phone and quickly deleted all the footage close to the accident. Even if the chances were slim of there being footage of him tossing the coin, it was better to prevent such evidence from existing.