<strong>Location:</strong>Fairwinds Ferry<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All<br/><br/>As the situation deescalated, Kyle continued weaving in order to ensure the safety of the ship just in case something went wrong, but a few of the less fearful students started snapping pictures or taking distant selfies with the water dragon.  Pangxie Daolong endured this indignity just as he held through the insults offered by the other Scions; even commanding a small army in a battle against a child of Sun Wukong could be a crash course in focus and discipline, much less participating.<br/><br/>"She wanted a...I don't know the English word.  Something like shirt, a chain mail made of the skin of dragon.  This forces Ao Guang to wear the shame that his son has been made into armor as a trophy.  I believe the Dragon King of the East Sea would offer much if his son's skin was laid to rest in proper burial fashion.  It would suffice if the act were recognized as the abhorrent evil that it is.  Dragons shed their skin, not often when compared to a human lifetime, but often enough for it to be given to worthy heroes."<br/><br/>After thinking a bit, he seems content with looking into the matter, but offers, "The son, Ao Tiao, worked as the CEO of Guzhou Corporation if that aids in your investigation."  He would wait for further questions.<br/><br/>It didn't take much in the way of Google to find out about Guzhou Corporation.  They offered the kind of ridiculously cheap and barely refined oil that was a heavy pollutant.  Often parodies of it, usually something as unimaginative as "Guzzler Corporation," featured in environmental children's cartoons as one-dimensional villains.  However, many developing third world countries couldn't afford anything other than the cheapest in order to bring heat and light to their people.  For all the evil in the world, rarely was anything so binary as things often seemed in children's stories.