??Chapter 555: Chapter 551: Escape, Escape, Target: Main Continent!
Chapter 555: Chapter 551: Escape, Escape, Target: Main Continent!
“This just happened.” The Cursed Spirit trembled in fear as it looked at Muria, and then brought its physical form, the Book of Mourning, to Muria. Opening its pages, it replayed the scene it had just observed.
“Red Dragon, Jessica.” What Muria saw was a giant dragon with brilliant red scales. It was very familiar; it was one of the young female dragons he kept by his side. But when Muria saw her, she seed rather embarrassed.
She was under the attack of a group of Five Colored Dragons. Red dragons, blue dragons… all five dragon races, all twenty-three of them. Most of them were Gold Rank, and only a few were at the Soul Intent Level. Facing so many dragons, Jessica barely held her own. But as ti went by, she gradually fell into a disadvantageous position.
Because beneath Jessica was a prosperous city. Judging from the sculpture in the city square, it was the territory Jessica managed on that subcontinent. During the battle, the city was her primary concern. Because of this, she endurjust a few were at the Soul Intent Level.ed many unnecessary attacks.
“Where do these dragons co from?” Muria frowned. Aside from the ones under his command, he truly never saw dragons of different kinds act together, unless there was a similar existence like him that forcefully united them.
“Stupid dragon!” Watching Jessica, who was fighting desperately in the recorded images, Muria couldn’t help but curse under his breath. The dragons under his command, if nothing else, had mastered the ability to run away. If Jessica wanted to escape, these Five-Colored Dragons couldn’t stop her. They only knew so bloodline-inherited magic abilities, they were all magic idiots.
But Jessica couldn’t abandon her territory, the city she had spent more than forty years building, she didn’t have the nerve to just abandon it.
“Bastard!” Muria’s anger was not hidden. In a place Muria couldn’t see, another group of Five-Colored Dragons flew in, joining the battle against Jessica, making it even more difficult for her to combat. In the end, when this foolish dragon finally realized that she couldn’t change the situation and prepared to escape, a palm composed of elental energy appeared.
This female hand had slender and long fingers, round fingertips, and looked very beautiful. At the sa ti, it had imnse power. It forcefully dragged Jessica out from space, disregarding her struggles.
“Legend.” Although it was just a hand, Muria easily determined the strength of the owner of this hand.
This hand easily grasped Jessica, like catching a sparrow, but it didn’t hurt her. Instead, it sealed her power, making her unable to move.
In the end, a girl dressed in gorgeous palace garnts stepped on the void to appear in front of the immobile Jessica. She reached out and touched Jessica’s scales. Muria could clearly see the joy in her eyes, like a little girl getting a beautiful Barbie doll. This girl set her sights on his dragon, Muria figured it out.
However, this girl only appeared for a mont, and another elental palm appeared in the image. The image gradually grew bigger and bigger, then shattered, everything returned to calm.
“Being discovered again!” Muria looked emotionlessly at the nervous Cursed Spirit in front of him, “Why are you so useless? The green-skinned dwarf who sold you to
said you had cursed eleven Legends to death. Were they deceiving ?”
“Master, this legend is too strong. She’s not like the other legends I’ve cursed to death.” The Cursed Spirit carefully defended itself, it knew that its master didn’t like it very much. If it beca useless, it might be destroyed or reduced to legendary materials.
“Don’t look for excuses, next ti I encounter that green-skinned gno, I’ll seek compensation from it.” Muria’s fingers tapped on his Crystal Throne, “Do you know who that girl is?”
“Uh, master, are you talking to ?” The Cursed Spirit took a look around, and in the empty hall, except for it and Muria, there was no one else. It asked cautiously.
“Is there anyone else here?”
“No, well, I don’t know!” The Cursed Spirit looked confused, it was just a book, not the Major Demon who ran the information agency in Xena Pus. Although it had a good relationship with that demon, it was not an Abyss Refining Demon.
“If you don’t know, ask. Do you want
to ask?” Muria looked at the Cursed Spirit, “Before you reported this matter to , you should have found soone to find out who that girl was. But when I ask you, you tell
you don’t know. If you can’t even do this, why am I keeping you?”
“I’m just a book for curses, a tool for people to use, not a simple living entity.” The Cursed Spirit wailed and complained in its heart, but it still showed an obedient deanor on the surface. With the black fog of curse carrying its own body, it was ready to find the head of the Xena Pus information agency.
“You only have half an hour.” The mont the curse spirit flew out of the castle, a stern and solemn voice echoed from behind. It didn’t contain any emotion and scared the curse spirit so much that its condensed black form trembled, almost causing it to crumble.
Thus, all the Cloud Giants patrolling the castle on Central Cloud Island witnessed such an odd sight. A book shrouded in black mist rushed out from the middle of the castle hall, dragging a long black streak, heading toward the teleportation array.
The Cloud Giants were quite used to such strange occurrences. After all, they have been in Xena Pus for decades, recognizing all the important entities, including this legendary magic book, nad Black, which possessed its own spiritual intelligence.
The Cloud Giants patrolling outside the castle once again noticed the Book of Mourning, which had erged from the teleportation array in less than half an hour, hustling just the sa, but looking sowhat excited and agitated.
“Master, I have inquired from the Ancient Green Dragon Fiona, the young girl is Dragon Princess Filisia, from the Orlando Empire of the main continent.” The excited curse spirit enthusiastically reported the information it took him trips across seventeen cloud islands to collect, then looked at Muria hopefully, hoping to earn so reward and affirmation.
“Hm, well-done,” Muria said, looking at the dispirited Black curse spirit and praising him for his effort. He then fell into contemplation, no longer paying attention to the Book of Mourning, who was frantically reveling in his praise.
“Dragon Princess Filisia! I rember this title.” Muria had so impression of this na. In the now defunct Bavaria Kingdom on the Ionian subcontinent, a noble girl had once mistaken herself as this imperial princess.
“She likes to sign contracts with various genius dragons and employ them. She has an unimaginable preference for dragons, or rather, a propensity for collecting them. This ti she must have taken a fancy to Jessica, whom I banished to the subcontinent. Should I praise her for her good eye, or bla her for her blindness,” Muria’s face showcased a cold expression, “even daring to touch the dragon I raised. Since Jessica was caught by her, the five dragons that were with her unhappily would not have been spared either.
The dragons I raise are definitely ten-fold, hundred-fold stronger than the dragons Filisia has contracted with. She wouldn’t let go of even one.” When it ca to raising dragons, Muria had imnse confidence.
“You may leave,” decisively telling the deeply respectful curse spirit standing beside him, Muria began to weigh options.
“Now Xena Pus can function on its own. Even if I leave temporarily, it can operate normally for a period of ti without causing significant chaos. Moreover, no wars will happen in the Depluson subcontinent for the ti being.
Clodia needs ti to digest the territory of the Northern Four Nations, and it will take several years before the fruit of our efforts of building a city, gathering one hundred and twenty thousand frost giants, and letting the Cloud Giants educate them begin to show. So, it’s safe for
to step away for a while.”
“The dragons I painstakingly raised have been stolen, and this is absolutely intolerable. I must retrieve them. The culprit is an imperial princess, with a strong background and powerful forces. No matter who I send, I don’t think they’d be able to get those six dragons back. So, it must be
personally going to the main continent to find this princess.”
“The question now is, how do I get to the main continent?” Muria began pondering over his just nad ‘Dragon Rescue Plan’. In his ignorance about everything else, he prepared to set off to the main continent.
Ah, it’s definitely not because he’s trying to escape his parents’ arrangent for his lifelong companion. He is just trying to save his stolen dragons, and nothing else. Yes, that’s it. As a son of
a Titan and dragon, how could he possibly run away? This is utterly laughable.
“I must leave as soon as possible, and not wait for my father and mother to finalize it. Otherwise, I am done for.” Muria’s brain began to churn quickly. Then he imdiately thought of a way to travel to the main continent: the floating ship controlled by the Uranos Empire royal family’s Deep Blue Comrce Association.
Ever since Muria established a trade contract with the president of the Deep Blue Comrce Association over twenty years ago. Every month a fleet of air transport ships cos to Xena Pus, exchanging construction materials for the floating city with various functional golems and armors. In total, the trade between the Deep Blue Comrce Association and Xena Pus has always been at a loss, not even covering costs. But even so, they persist in delivering goods to Xena Pus.
“Calculate the ti; this month’s cargo will be here soon.” A hint of impatience appeared in Muria’s eyes. “Just in ti to hitch a ride to the main continent.”
“But before I leave, I will need to leave instructions.” Muria, who had the whimsical idea, began leaving ssages to the administrators of Xena Pus to prevent confusion due to his sudden disappearance. The existence of Xena Pus centers on him, at which Muria is very aware. If he were to perish, Xena Pus would imdiately fall apart.
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