Yang Xi

Yang Xi is the Young Master from the Azure Dragon Clan. He is a reticent teenager and in charge of making weapons, for their family is known as the best forgers in the mainland. He often creates fake goods that looks exactly like the original.

He becomes the next clan head of the Azure Dragon Clan.

Yang Xi had always played the role of a handwork expert; from making imitations of things to most of the equipment in The Rising Sun City, it was basically all made by Yang Xi.

Training on the Hidden Dragon Continent
Before the fight with Satan and the Devil Race, Yang Xi stayed in the Hidden Dragon Continent to improve himself and get a strong mount.

He is a real Dragon Knight now.

Ninety-nine percent of the Dragon Knights in the Radiance Continent were incomplete, because as far as human beings were concerned, having a dragon as a mount was extremely hard to come by. The Knights were more powerful than those of other professions in the early stages. Their mobility, attack, and defense were extremely high, making it the most troublesome profession. However, once one rose to the second stage profession, the strength of the Knight would be greatly weakened. Without a dragon mount, the Dragon Knight could only bring out 70% of their combat effectiveness.

Dragons were not magical beasts. Even if they signed a contract with human beings, they could not stay within their master’s body.

Doudou is his dragon mount (Chapter 2469).

His Personal Sacred Tool
The superior sacred tools of all of the members of Phantom were in the form of a ring, just like Shen Yanxiao’s. Even though the properties and the additional elemental powers were different, the shapes were basically the same.

According to the words of Qi Xia and the others, such an in-sync feeling was exactly what they wanted (Chapter 2477)!

His Requirements for a Wife
He wants to find a companion for Doudou. Therefore, the lady he was looking for must also have a dragon!!!

Shen Yanxiao's Comments: Shen Yanxiao almost went mad because of this group of demanding bastards. Could they be any less reliable (Chapter 2473)?