I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 167 - A Real God Can Change Civilization and Ideology

“Universe in a sleeve? Though you are slightly mistaken, you aren’t completely off the mark.”

“Well then, this old man thanks you for your help. The ritual this time has left me very exhausted. I won’t bother you anymore. If you still need help, wait for my friend to return to this land, then you can find him.”

Saying so, Louie waved his hand and no longer paid any attention to the crowd as he walked away.

“Please wait a minute.”

Just as the Japanese and Chinese representatives sought to stop Louie, they saw him vanish before their eyes without a trace.

“This-this is just like those people written in martial arts novels.”

“No, I think this is closer to those distant immortals.”

“Hmm, what you said makes sense. Although this old man is a qi refiner and an alchemist, from what we can see, his techniques are similar to what novels describe as immortal techniques. I thought that alchemists were just swindlers during ancient times, but I never expected that they were this mysterious…… whether it's the summoning of the Torch Dragon or the universe in a sleeve, they’re very powerful”

The Chinese representatives clicked their tongues in amazement. Although they were just as disappointed as the Japanese representatives at how the old man went without a care in the world, they figured this was natural for a being such as him. In the future, they would know what preparations to make.

At this juncture, one of the Japanese personnel brought a laptop computer, which recorded the video of what just happened. The group stood in front of the computer and watched the process of the old man taking the wasabi away with the wave of his sleeves. They played it frame by frame but failed to find where exactly the wasabi went.

The moment when the old man disappeared at the end of the video was also extremely mysterious. He took two steps and his whole figure disappeared as if he was just an illusion.

“I think there’s no need to research this. This has obviously exceeded our current means of observation. It might almost be better to use the logic of f

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