Opening the door, he walk into the room. The loan officer was a man who sat comfortably in a chair. He looked amicable. "Sit down let's talk business," the man gesture. Lu took his seat. "I'll get straight to the point as you know giving loans to people without insurance is risky so I want to let you know if you fail to hold your end you will have to work it off which will be thousand of years by this world standards," the loan officer said. "I understand," Lu said. "Ok I won't persuade you anymore," the loan officer said. Lu was given a contract. "Sign your name where the dot is," the loan officer said. Lu found it. Then, without hesitation, he signed. Grabbing the contract, the loan officer put it aside. "Now that's done with tell me how much you want, what grade, and what kind of dao crystals you need," he asked. "100, all low grade, and the attributes are life, death, fire, water, earth, wood, gold, and corpse," Lu said. "You have a big appetite," the loan surprisingly said. "I can support it," Lu said. "I hope so give me five minutes and you have your dao crystals," the loan officer said. "Ok," Lu said. Leaving the room, the loan officer went to get what he promised. Lu didn't have to wait too long. He heard the door being open not too long after. "Here's your dao crystals it's all in the storage ring," the loan officer said. Lu was handed the storage ring. He knew this storage ring was nothing like the ones from his old world. "Thank you," Lu said. "It's my job good luck," the loan officer said. Lu left out the room.

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