Dragon Raja: Scott's Diary of a Pleasure Businessman

After three months working in the Cassell Executive Department's Equipment Management Office, Linden Scott reached one conclusion: The Hybrids in this world were all crazy. When an elite from the Executive Department came to requisition equipment, he asked, “How much does one mission cost you?” The elite looked at him as if he were an alien. When Fingel came to scam the department for funds, Scott said, “You're going about it too inefficiently. I'll draw up a plan for you, and guarantee you'll scam twice as much within three months.” After hearing him out, Fingel stayed up all night writing a twenty-thousand-word essay titled “On the Management Loopholes in the Equipment Management Office.” When Angers came to investigate his background, Scott handed over a resume. “Here's proof of my qualifications. If you have any matters you'd like advice on, feel free to consult me. The first consultation is free.” Angers read the entire resume and asked, “You wrote here that you ‘once developed markets for the Interastral Peace Corporation.’ What company is that?” Scott smiled. “A multinational corporation... a little bigger than yours.” Three months later, he resigned. His resignation letter read: “After evaluation, your organization's management leaves much to be desired. If you require consulting services, please contact me. My rates are listed below.” The department head read the letter, fell silent for a long time, then said, “Is this guy nuts?” But Scott didn't care. He turned around and set off to start a new venture. Later, some people called him “the number-one consultant in the Hybrid world.” Others called him “the most dangerous man between dragons and humanity.” And some called him “that lunatic who dared to hand a business card to a Dragon King.” He recognized only one title: Linden Scott, trainee business associate of the Path of Elation, at your service.