Unemployed Son-in-law's Rights: The Book of the Dragon Killer
Mr. Vino

After firing and overhauling the finance division, Ali contacted him to help collect debts in several companies.

Karna rode a motorcycle quickly along the crowded alleys of the city, until he finally reached where Ali was. He ran towards the receptionist, asking to see Ali immediately. Later, they meet in Neli's room.

Had reddened Karna's cheeks when she saw Neli. Especially that hair. But Karna immediately threw away the thought, he was more afraid of Ali who had just cleared his throat to wake Karna from his foundation.

With gugub holding his breath, Karna told Ali. "Mr Ali, I can't help you, but there's someone who can. If Mr. Ali is willing, I will deliver it now" Karna said seriously.

"All right, I believe you." He raised an eyebrow, "Neli, brother go first. Brother will finish the company's finances soon.'

Ali, immediately follow Karna to his destination. They rode motorcycles through small streets and through crowded markets until they finally reached the entrance of a large building surrounded by guards.

"Mr Vino, the head of the trade union, is inside this building," Karna said in a whispered voice. "I'm sure he's the only one who can help the company, sir."

Ali nodded, understanding the importance of the situation. They entered the building and through the beautiful hallways with classic ornaments until finally they arrived in a large room decorated with luxury items.

In the middle of the room, they saw an old man sitting on a large chair with carvings. The man was Mr. Vino, a respected and influential person in the world of commerce. Karna and Ali approached him carefully.

"Mr Vino, sorry to interrupt, we need your help" Karna said respectfully.

Mr. Vino turned his head and looked at the two young men with his sharp gaze, he narrowed as his gaze had already started to blur. "Who and where are you?" ask Mr. Vino seriously.

"I am Karna and this is Mr. Ali." He introduced.

The old man's manner changed, he remembered that Karna often helped his business. "Color! Come son. Sorry I didn't recognize you well. The old man's eyes are really bad."

"Look at Mr. Vino. Many of the trade union members have debts in Mr. Ali's company. Their debt is quite large. Only Mr. Vino..."

"Are you a member of the union, son Ali?" Tanya Vino squinted.

"No. Previously our company was not aware of the existence of this union" replied Ali lightly. "But if indeed I need to register with a trade union, of course I will register."

"Without you even entering, I will take care of my dishonest members. Just send the data, I'll make a direct order to charge it. Of course with no small cost. Trade unions demand five percent of the billing proceeds. How about, Ali boy?"

Ali thought for a long time, and Vino again said, "five percent is small because you know Karna Nak. You'll lose more than that if you ask others for help."

Ali realized in the business world there would be no people who did not want to take profits. Ali replied, "alright. Five percent for the union. How long is the billing process? I hope it's not too long."

"At the latest one week."

"Okay, I'll wait for the good news. Thank you Mr. Vino."

"Did you mind having lunch with this old man?" Vino. "I want to talk to you Karna. And also we can talk a lot, son Ali."

Because he glanced at Ali, he could not decide this if Ali was with him.

Ali nodded, a sign of approval.

"It is with great pleasure that we will accompany Mr. Vino."

Vino smiled, immediately asking Karna to sweep him towards the dining room not far from there.

Mr. Vino, narrowing his eyes, looked at Ali with great difficulty. "Your eyes are pretty good, I do wear a necklace. For my health."

"I'm sorry if I offended you, but I don't think that necklace is good for your health." Ali knew there was a dark aura that seemed like it was going to strangle Vino.

"No way, I bought it at the auction, and they've made sure that this necklace is very good for body strength."

Ali looked further with the power of the dragon-killing book. Sure enough, the black aura was getting more and more concentrated, and Ali remembered little while studying translucent vision, the book explained the types of auras from best to worst. And the aura that enveloped Vino's chest was the worst. The aura of the dead.

"But I don't see it that way." Said Ali clearly.

"You're presumptuous, son. This necklace is a relic of the eastern dynasty. It's far from before you were born. You wouldn't understand things like this."

"I'm sorry. I respect you because your words were pretty soft. You know old man. The necklace you're proud of looks like it'll kill you in two or three weeks."

Because he was really afraid that if the two people he knew were at odds, he tried to mediate.

"I'm sorry, gentlemen. If you give me a chance to speak, I will help misunderstand this."

"Say!" Vino. Ali did not criticize Karna.

"Mr Vino, my lord Ali is a very talented person. There was no way he could speak without any foundation. If it's allowed, I'll ask."

Ali cut in, "no need to ask, Karna. I'll explain briefly. Count the thank you marks for working with my company." Ali took a breath, "without me looking at it, it was a kind of red jade."

After a moment of hearing, Vino trembled, he understood that Ali had seen the jade necklace hidden behind his suit. Carefully, Mr. Vino took the necklace and showed it to Ali.

Ali and Karna looked at the claw-shaped jade necklace. The negative aura of the jade was getting stronger when it was so close. Ali felt tense and realized how dangerous the jade was.

"In silence, Mr. Vino revealed a story he had never shared with anyone. "This is a family heritage necklace that has passed from generation to generation. This is an ancestral relic for the health of its descendants," explained Mr. Vino in a hoarse voice. "However, this necklace was once lost and in the end I found it back at the auction."

Ali listened carefully.

"Indeed I saw a little bit of positive energy, but that energy will also be swallowed in a moment. I want to make sure..." Ali looked at the necklace, "does Mr Vino feel like your eyesight is getting worse? There is no reason for the heart to beat. Frequent headaches."

"Right, how do you know?"

"I'm just guessing." Said Ali.

"If you can find out, then can you help me?"

"I can help you get rid of that negative energy. Your health will not be threatened. But I don't know whether or not it can help your eye health."

"Help me. This is my family's legacy necklace." Pinta Vino really meant it.

Carefully, he gave the jade necklace to Ali, realizing that Ali had a special sensitivity to the negative energy emitted by the jade.

Ali clasped the jade necklace tightly, feeling a strong wave of negative aura.

"Maybe I have underestimated the strength of this necklace," said Ali with sweat beginning to drip down his forehead.