In a world without Boundary Breakers, Zheng Yichen ca here with the idea of leisure and entertainnt, while for the witches, it was a rare opportunity for further study.
"Alright, let’s go," said Klakauska, who had just finished setting up a new magic defense and imdiately returned to the dragon’s nest. He had already made his presence known, and the ssage would soon spread; no one would think of challenging a dragon’s nest guarded by a dragon.
And as for encountering a real Dragon Slayer... the fire dragon wasn’t worried anymore. Now back in his ho world, his strength had returned to normal, but Zheng Yichen’s power was still on the rise. Upon reevaluating Zheng Yichen, he had no confidence in being able to win against him.
Dragon Slayer? If a Dragon Slayer ca looking, wouldn’t it be like giving up for free?
Zheng Yichen saw that the fire dragon wasn’t planning on staying any longer and didn’t say anything more. He imdiately agreed to leave since the dragon’s lair was vast and couldn’t be explored in a short ti. It seed that the fire dragon didn’t intend to let them continue staying in the lair.
Zheng Yichen wasn’t too insistent about it; after all, a dragon’s lair is akin to a person’s bedroom. Who would bring guests into their bedroom unless it was a mber of the opposite sex they fancied?
When they were leaving, the fire dragon specifically took out a Spatial Bag filled with many things. Compared to gold, he brought more gems, all of which were imbued with magic power.
Back in Landen City, the fire dragon found a place to start using his Transformation technique, which was particularly slow, making Zheng Yichen feel a bit uneasy watching it. White Witch Katrina, on the other hand, couldn’t bear to look directly at the process.
It was too ugly. It wasn’t that this transformation process was particularly irrational; a simple way to put it would be that it resembled the process of a corpse rotting...
"Ah, this process is really uncomfortable!" the fire dragon exclaid with so emotion after he had finished transforming.
Zheng Yichen looked over the transford Klakauska: "Not bad, you don’t even need makeup now," he observed.
The second transformation left the fire dragon’s skin just slightly reddish-brown, unlike before when it was as red as a cooked lobster, and those fine scales resembling snake scales were gone as well.
"It’ll get better after a few more tis, but the most troubleso part is the ti it takes to transform," he said.
The fire dragon shook his head and tossed the Spatial Bag: "Let’s hurry into the city. If we wait for dusk, entering Landen will require so more troubleso registration. It’s a bit easier during the day."
In the dayti, entering the city only required showing their previous lease, and they didn’t even need to register, especially since Klakauska was a mber of the Dragon Tribe, which in this city was equivalent to being a ’foreigner.’ Not that he received special treatnt, but his identity verification was much smoother.
However, by the ti they arrived in the city, it was already late, and Klakauska glanced at the sun in the sky and shook his head: "Let’s find accommodation first. We’ll just leave the old man’s house be for now and I’ll go find a suitable academy later."
Klakauska seed very eager to take care of this matter. Zheng Yichen was here to assist, not to work, so so things needed to be done well.
Landen City was a luxurious city; it was already rare for the main cities of so countries to have one mage tower, let alone two. A city with two mage towers was beyond comparison with the main cities of so countries in this world.
Klakauska planned to find a Magic Academy and get soone there to take on the job of cleaning up the old mage’s magic workshop, while also arranging a special crash course for Katrina and Eileena. Such short-term courses were available at many Magic Academies and were mainly aid at independent mages.
There was no lack of self-taught successes in the world, and so independent mages made it in the long run. However, as they went further, realizing their lack of basic knowledge, they wanted to solidify their foundations. It was impossible for them to beco apprentices to other mages.
The combat ability of those mages might not be as strong as that of the independent mages. The mages who stood out from the independents were, without exception, very strong in combat. The Magic Academies valued these independent mages and created a ’Mage Crash Course’ to better facilitate exchange.
In these courses, independent mages could get what they wanted. After completing their crash course at the Magic Academy and changing their clothes back at the dormitory, they could beco extracurricular tutors within the academy, providing students with a wealth of practical teachings...
This type of independent mage not only didn’t have to pay for their studies at the Magic Academy but could also earn a good amount of money. Even though this might seem like a normal exchange to so, neither the academies nor the independent mages were fools; it wasn’t difficult for independent mages to obtain sufficient basic knowledge.
It just required extra ti to gather and study normally. Studying in a Magic Academy made it more convenient and faster; for ordinary people, this knowledge was very valuable. The independent mages simply wanted to waste less ti, which is why they opted to join these crash courses.
The practical knowledge and experience they possessed were even more valuable.
Katrina and Eileena couldn’t be combat teachers, but joining a cram school was really not hard, it just cost a bit of money.
If they wanted to be regular students, that would also be possible. As for their talents, the fire dragon wasn’t worried at all; if they could be witches in a low-magic environnt, then in a high-magic environnt, they would definitely show even greater potential.
As for Ahn Ke... he could actually go and take a look. However, he preferred research in the biological field. So mages also study creatures, but their research system is different from Ahn Ke’s. He might be interested, but emulating those mages would require substantial magic knowledge.
A hotel—its sign bore the image of a Golden Iris. The fire dragon inford Zheng Yichen that this was a chain hotel belonging to the Golden Iris Comrce Guild. The guild’s reputation was extrely high, so choosing to stay here was definitely the right choice.
Moreover, this place was quite close to the Dusk Cathedral, though the cost of lodging was a bit expensive. To this, the fire dragon said there was completely no problem; more expensive accommodations ant more available rooms and better services.
"Three rooms," the fire dragon told the hotel manager generously. He had quietly asked Zheng Yichen if one room would suffice, as the hotel had large rooms that could accommodate everyone except him if Zheng Yichen just gave the nod.
As for that, Zheng Yichen replied that booking normal rooms would do. There was no need for any fancy extras. Perhaps Ahn Ke and the Forest Witch Eileena wouldn’t care about such things, but he didn’t see any reason to do so.
It would be another matter if the hotel was fully booked and only one room was left. However, to go out of his way to create a single room when there were plenty available seed a bit beneath him.
After the rooms were booked, the fire dragon imdiately left the hotel. Zheng Yichen, on the other hand, stayed in his own room, observing the layout. Katrina placed her suitcase in the corner of the room and gently rubbed her arm, saying, "Once magic is developed to a certain extent, it’s not the slightest bit inferior to technology."
In the world of Hazy City, she had experienced air conditioning, television, and other such things. The hotel room here also had air conditioning and television, only they were magical versions. The temperature was regulated by magic, which was even more suitable and gentle than what an air conditioner could provide.
As for the television, it was actually a crystal that, once activated, could project a screen showing the magical world’s programs. Entertainnt in this world was no less developed than in Hazy City, and after switching through so programs, Katrina even ca across a ga show featuring battles in the world of magic.
"It’s all science, just taking different paths. Whether it’s one or the other, once it develops to a certain extent, it will lead to an increase in the lower limits, and with that uplift, entertainnt becos richer and more varied," she added.
Zheng Yichen hung up the cat spirit cloak on a hanger and sat next to Katrina, watching the current program on the magic television, which showed people from an alien world playing cards.
Similar to the ’Yu-Gi-Oh!’ series that Zheng Yichen knew about before transmigrating, the cards they used clearly also contained magical power. When used, they could create combat projections that looked incredibly realistic and thrilling, making Zheng Yichen want to get a set for himself.
"Do you want this kind of thing?" Katrina, leaning against Zheng Yichen, noticed his interested expression and asked with a light laugh.
Zheng Yichen responded with a smile, "It’s completely normal for a man to enjoy playing with these things, and besides, the monsters summoned by those cards really look cool!"
The card monsters were designed to look cool rather than fierce or terrifying—certainly not like the aberrant creatures Zheng Yichen had seen, which although scary, never ca close to being stylish and only made one’s skin crawl and heart race.
The card monsters seen on the television program had obviously been professionally designed. The stylish monsters made n want to have a whole set for collecting, not to ntion so of the card monsters were not just cool, but beautiful.
"Then let’s collect a set later, now that we’re here," Katrina pinched Zheng Yichen’s right arm, which still felt dry and stiff, and said, "Before that, let’s restore your arm back to normal."
"Haha, once I’ve settled you all in, I’ll go find so suitable prey to take a look at," Zheng Yichen stood up. "They offer free fruit here. Shall I go get so?"
"Okay, alright," Katrina agreed, her cheeks blushing slightly.
When Zheng Yichen went to fetch fruit, he also brought so for Ahn Ke and Eileena. The rest of the ti would be private for him and Katrina.
As for the fire dragon, who was out and busy... since he had taken up the responsibility for these affairs, Zheng Yichen would just wait for the good news from him. Doing anything else was superfluous, as they were strangers in an unfamiliar world. It was best to leave it to those who knew the ropes.
The fire dragon was the guide, and they were here on vacation. In this world, aside from wanting to take down so demigods, Zheng Yichen held no ill will towards this world. If he had any additional thoughts, it was probably to take the opportunity, if it arose, to see how he matched up against the gods of this world.
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