Mr. Jing's demeanor was such that, even without deliberate embellishing, one could not help but garnish their gaze upon his elegance.
Today, he wore a wine-red long dress that hugged his figure, not overly luxurious but gracefully dignified. His hair was pulled up high, displaying a mature charm.
Not only was the level of technology in Old Lington higher than in Gadronte Harbor, but there were also subtle differences in clothing styles. Although the wine-red long dress was simple, it was more pleasing to the eye compared to the bulky dresses with leg-of-mutton sleeves worn by the ladies in town.
Mr. Jing removed the sun hat he had been wearing on his head, revealing an exquisitely cold face.
Then, he placed his hand on the energy-testing crystal ball.
This time, the crystal ball didn't even light up.
Clearly, the test identified him as a "common person."
The gate guards were momentarily stupefied, even those queueing in the distance took an extra glance.
