Legendary Beast Master: Starting with Contracting SSS Rank Dragon Chapter 79: The Demi-God in Action

Kael had also felt so familiarity when he interacted with Rias’s Astral Projection, but that was all he could feel. So, he just sent mories of all the Anis he had watched to her.

Except for so special ones.

Rias didn’t even flinch, even when she received so much information all of a sudden, and quickly went through it, raising a brow. "You really are sothing else. And what was that? Anis... they seem interesting."

"You can go through your mories to watch them properly whenever you have ti."

Kael stood up, dusted off his pants, and turned to Kiona.

"Kiona. Stand still. I’m going to transfer everything you need to know about the buildings into your Astral Body."

She blinked, her ears twitching. "You’re going to what now?"

She had heard their conversation but didn’t quite understand the situation.

"Just trust ," Kael smiled. "You definitely won’t feel pain. Just... a strange dream."

He reached for her Astral Projection just like he did with Rias. This ti, it was far more vivid now that he had grown familiar with the view. Their thread ford easily, like two stars aligning.

He pushed forward the knowledge—structure types, rod layouts, foundational thods, binding agents, reinforcent styles. Everything.

Kiona gasped lightly, her pupils dilating as a barrage of information hit her soul, trying to imprint itself in her consciousness. She sensed she could actually reject it, but she ignored the pain and let it in.

She staggered a little before catching herself, breathing hard.

"I... I saw it. I saw everything. As if I was building them myself."

"Good," Kael grinned. "Now you lead the project."

"Y-Yes, Master!" she stamred, still reeling from the aftereffects of the transfer.

Then Kael turned toward the lion twins, his smile widening. "Jon. Seth. It’s your turn."

The two straightened up instantly, trying not to show their fear.

"Yes, Master!" they said in unison, knowing there was no way out.

Kael sent the knowledge again—this ti, a long sequence of terrain analysis, elevation mapping, flow channels, water redirection thods, and stabilization points. The map of the canal from river to camp and then back into the river flowed into them like water in a basin.

Both groaned softly, their manes swaying in unison. The humongous beasts lowered their heads, feeling the new knowledge imprinted in their consciousness.

"We got it."

Kael sighed, feeling slightly exhausted, which confused him since he had already taken a lot of rest. He wondered, ’Is it because of Astral Vision?’

He quickly deactivated it following Alpha’s instructions and then turned towards Rias. "Is it this exhausting every ti?"

"Yes, I assu," Rias nodded. "Only a strong soul with a strong presence in the Astral World could use the Astral Vision. Normally, C-Rank is the lowest rank one can open the Astral Vision, but you’re an exception."

Kael nodded in understanding and turned towards the vast vegetation growing around the Giant Storm Tree. This was the area he had declared as the North Borough, the land of their first residence.

While the lion family was integrating with the new knowledge, Kael decided to clear the plot first. He cracked his knuckles and said, "How fast can you clear the area?"

"Five seconds," Rias said as she casually took a step forward and stretched her hand into the void beside her.

Her forearm disappeared into the void, as if the air itself had eaten it, and then she retracted it, bringing out a beautiful purple-colored slick Katana.

Kael raised an eyebrow. "You can store your things like that?"

"Perhaps. I just do it on instinct and it always works," she shrugged lightly, as she brandished the purple blade. "How much do you want?"

"500 square tres should be enough," Kael stretched his arms to show her the length of a tre and then asked, "You don’t use your main Katana often?"

Rias paused for a second before replying in a calm voice, "It’s dangerous, even to . I can feel it, so I keep it sheathed unless it’s really necessary."

Kael accepted the explanation, as Draven had also warned him. From his words, he concluded that the Katana was so kind of sentient treasure that had chosen Rias as its wielder.

He stepped aside to give her so space and watch the show. His eyes glead in excitent as this was the first ti he would see a Demi-God in action, even if she wasn’t using even a fraction of her strength.

In the next second, Rias took a step forward and disappeared from her spot. Purple glow flashed across the forest before Kael, and it vanished in the mont he blinked.

His jaw dropped when he saw a vast land cleared of all trees and even grass. There was practically nothing left except for the land itself.

All of a sudden, the ground beneath him quaked as he hurriedly turned to his side, only to find a small hill of properly chopped wooden logs. On its side were the remaining materials—twigs, grass, leaves—everything in their own group.

Kael couldn’t help but be shocked when he realized that every leaf was precisely cut and there wasn’t a single scratch on them.

And amidst all of that stood this beautiful Demi-God with a casual look on her face, as if what she did was sothing very trivial.

She brandished her blade once again and then put it back in her secret space. Turning towards the stupefied Kael, she tilted her head slightly and asked, "Did I do sothing wrong?"

She swiftly took out the purple Katana again and looked at the work she had done. Realisation dawned as she muttered, "I cleared 510 square tres instead of 500 square tres. Should I turn the place just as it was previously?"

’The hell you an turn the place back? You can do that?’ Kael was speechless and quickly stopped her before she did sothing else, "Stop! Stop! It’s fine. We can use the extra land too."

"Is that so..." Rias muttered to herself before throwing away the Katana. She then nodded to herself, a subtle smile playing on her lips. She seed very pleased with her work.

’Seriously! How can she be so clueless at tis?’ Kael wondered and realized that his upcoming days would be much more eventful than he had expected.