Chapter 118: Chapter 57: Divine Sealing Dragon
The legacy of the Giant Dragon must be unlocked and organized through each slumber to transform into knowledge they can master.
Even a Divine Spirit’s offspring would be overwheld by receiving all the legacy information of the Giant Dragon at once, let alone these young dragons.
Perhaps each dragon needs to attempt their own Divine Sealing Dragon ritual based on their specific situation, with each dragon requiring its own unique thod, resulting in the absence of specific knowledge preserved within Karon’s legacy.
Regardless, this knowledge would not exist within every dragon’s legacy, and the world’s disparities are vividly exemplified here, perhaps because those dragons who have transcended this step did not choose to pass down this information.
This is natural—dragons are inherently greedy and selfish; their nature is unalterable, caring not about the aftermath once they are gone.
Or perhaps those aware of such knowledge do not wish it to be widely spread, fearing that if this path is chosen, all dragons would beco potential rivals in competition.
Even if dragons don’t know this information, their greed drives them to plunder treasures. All the more so if they clearly understand the path of evolution.
In that case, the treasures of the world would plunge dragons into an extrely mad state, where wealth becos more important than life, depicting the majority of dragons, potentially sparking endless dragon wars.
Every dragon would covet each other’s treasures and vaults, although this is almost the case even normally, dragons generally do not start wars with other dragons out of greed for treasures.
"No wonder the statue of the Five-Colored Dragon Queen, Tiamat, always gazes at every dragon believer’s Dragon Nest with extre greed," thought Karon, noting that even these Five-Color Dragons who beco Tiamat’s followers choose not to place the statue in their own nests.
The statue is generally placed outside casually, prayers offered when needed, and ignored otherwise.
It seems to be a precaution against Tiamat coveting their treasure, and there are legends that the Five-Colored Dragon Queen once stole treasures from so dragons. Karon is unsure of the truth of this information.
Yet, based on his own Evil Dragon nature, Karon speculates that if Tiamat did do such a thing, it wouldn’t be surprising. Although the Five-Colored Dragon Queen is a Dragon God, she is first and foremost a Giant Dragon.
Her strength doesn’t stem from her being a Dragon God but from her being a powerful Giant Dragon, embodying traits and abilities of all Five-Color Dragons, surpassing them thousands of tis over, and magnifying certain characteristics of Five-Color Dragons in her own form.
"It seems that so master behind the Giant Dragon rchant Group is also a dragon aware of this information," Karon recalled so knowledge, noting that on the continent of Aikania, there are several renowned rchant groups controlled by tal Dragons, so of which have co to the Dragon Group territory to conduct business.
Karon has a profound impression of these rchant groups because he discovered the aura of True Dragons among their leaders, including a Silver Dragon who used Transformation Skill to beco human.
Under Karon’s true vision, those dragons who haven’t reached the Master-level Transformation Skill cannot hide their forms, even if they possess Magic Treasures to conceal their True Dragon aura.
"It seems I also need to quickly establish a rchant group for the Dragon Group," Karon contemplated, viewing treasure plundering as rely a low-level tactic; profits made from business far outpace the speed of treasure plundering, richer than robbing banks.
But to embark on this path, the required treasure may be incalculable; otherwise, information on dragons who succeeded in Divine Sealing wouldn’t be absent from Karon’s legacy mories.
Though Karon may not necessarily embark on this Dragon God-sealing path, he is accustod to preparing in advance; having a backup path is never a bad thing.
Karon urged his own Magic Power, entering the ntal Overclocking state, using his powerful will to control himself to enter overclock mode, possessing extre concentration and absolute control over his body in this state.
His strength, speed, perceptive vision, and more are raised to their highest potential, but he wasn’t doing this for combat purposes; he was attempting to control the Nest Effect, the naturally emitted field-radiation-like power.
His will controlled his body and spirit to constrict, each scale tightly adhered to his skin, and every superficial pore that was usually difficult to detect by ordinary eyes was closing.
His power contracted, and the always-active Evil Dragon Blood within him entered a dormant state under his will.
Karon’s spirit began to attempt contact and control of the field-radiation power revealed under true vision, this wave-like energy extrely subtle and hard to detect.
However, Karon’s Spiritual Power now is sufficiently strong, receiving boosts continually from the full soul spirit of Giant Demon Fafnir.
Now, Karon’s Spiritual Power is nearing that of High Tier Scholar Mages who are proficient in exploring magical mysteries with spirit, easily attempting contact with the field-radiation energy’s fluctuations several tis, rging his spirit into the wave of field-radiation energy.
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