Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1827 Treasure Trove

“Whoa… What’s going on?”

He stumbled a couple of steps before he steadied himself. Only on close examination did he discover that this wall was actually a movable door. Very quickly, he surveyed the world beyond and saw a massive stone plaque inscribed with the words “Treasure Trove.” His jaw dropped.

Never expected it to be here! Better to be lucky than good, I guess.

He carefully examined the tunnel entrance next to the plaque. Although he was unsure where it led, he set his foot on the cold, stone steps and began his descent.

Before long, he came upon a stone door. Upon it, a dragon twisted and spiraled out of the carved face of the rock. Its workmanship was truly magnificent, so much so that the creature appeared almost lifelike.

To its side was a verse: Thrice tribute the Blood of the Girin, only doth The Key turn within. Engage the beast’s mighty maw to pass beyond the dragon’s door!

Girin Blood. Key in the mouth of the beast. How can the dragon’s closed maw accept a key? Unless the mouth would only open upon the blood tribute made? It really is Girin Blood and not Kirin Blood. Could it be that the Daemonic Mount’s guards spoke true? That the vessel of Girin Blood is really a wee child?

eyes narrowed slightly as he recalled that the one who told him about Kirin Blood had clearly emphasized the link between this treasure and the Seet family. What if

fingers, he felt that he could test it

he purposefully bit into his own finger and dripped drops of fresh crimson where the dragon’s maw was. He rescinded his hand after the third and monitored the

Yo, open sesame!

urged on in

five more, then ten. The dragon’s maw

realized. Unsure whether it was owing to the constant gawking or the mental strain or

to be kidding me. Is my blood really

clamming up because you don’t want to drink my blood? Don’t you know how aromatic and gastronomic my blood is? Sheesh. You’ve no

he was initially convinced that he was the one

 The Seet family and the

of the Seet family who was fated to attain the treasure. To think he had fallen for the

next time I-I’ll give you a good piece of my mind and tell you sincerely, “Like hell I’ll believe you, you