Chapter 1769
A dragon radarāit was an artifact developed by Radwolf. It detected the signs of an adult dragon in real time. The higher the hierarchy, the more intensively it monitored them. In other words, the tower members basically tracked targets based on the signs caught by the dragon radar. The reaction was bound to be delayed if the target was out of range of the radar surveillance.
In that sense, they were complacent. The Tower of Wisdom had already missed Traukaās traces of months.
āIt is too harsh an assessment to say we were complacent.ā
Radwolf clicked his tongue as he investigated the surroundings with an energy meter. The remnants of the energy identified by the measuring instrument was clearly below the standard value. It was to the extent that it was doubtful that the Fire Dragon really appeared in this area. It was evidence that Traukaās condition wasnāt as good as the tower members had assumed.
Trauka was extremely weak in the aftermath of Ifritās attempt at mutual destruction. This meant he was in a natural position to hide his traces. In other words, the reason why the tower missed Traukaās presence wasnāt because of complacency. It was due to Traukaās defense mechanism.
The tower member had no choice but to discover Traukaās emergence in Reidan one step late. However, Marie Rose immediately grasped it. Did it mean that her knack for reading a dragonās energy was superior to a dragon radar?
āThere is no way.ā
Radwolf was aware that the cause of the incident was extremely simple. The tower members had been monitoring ādragons,ā while Marie Rose was only watching āGrid.ā The difference made Marie Rose move one step faster.
āCan you track it?ā
Grid also seemed to have noticed that he was very favored by Marie Rose. His murderous expression proved it. He was ready to chase and fight Trauka right away.
Fronzaltz exchanged glances with Radwolf and replied cautiously, āIt isnāt easy.ā
He analyzed in real-time the coordinates contained in the remnants of Traukaās warp gate while pretending not to know anything. He hoped that Gridās anger would subside. Right now, Grid felt like a ticking time bomb. It felt like he was going to explode the moment he encountered Trauka. Fronzaltz knew it was going to be dangerous and couldnāt tell Grid where Trauka was.
Hayate seemed to think differently. āBe sure to find it.ā
āButā¦ā
The giant brothers, Radwolf and Fronzaltz, were flustered by Hayateās unexpected order and tried to express their disagreement.
āWe canāt afford to miss the opportunity that Marie Rose provided for us.ā
Hayate cut off the words of the brothers. Of course, the stubbornness of the giant brothers, Radwolf and Fronzaltz, was enormous. They were intellectuals and scientists. They were nothing if not stubborn.
-What chance did she provide? Did she leave the coordinates so we could chase through the warp gate? What chance is this? I have to wonder if she is driving us to the brink of a cliff.
Radwolfās words poured out in a rapid fire manner.
-It is reasonable to confront the Fire Dragon just because his condition isnāt perfect?
In the first place, half of the old dragons werenāt in a perfect condition. Bunhelier was cursed by Baal, and Nevartan was cursed by Bunhelier and Baal. However, no one dared to harm an old dragon. It was the same even for the heavenly gods who suffered humiliation from them in the past.
They would rather treat the dragons like beings that didnāt exist. It was proof that the strength of the old dragons was greater than the tower members thought. By trying to fight them when they were weakened, it was highly likely to encounter unexpected variables and be hit in reverse.
-How long are we going to run away?
Hayate, who had been listening to Radwolf in silence, finally asked back. He recalled the courage he had regained thanks to Grid, as well as the pledge he made on the day he regained his courage, and continued speaking.
-I, no, we canāt run away any longer.
It was impossible to measure the power of dragons with the current power of humanity. But someone had to measure it. It was only then that they could find hope and a future.
This role. It was naturally right for the Tower of Wisdom to take charge of it.
-Letās not forget our role.
āCoughā¦ā
Radwolf could no longer refute it and nodded. He vowed to make sure that Grid wouldnāt be endangered, no matter what happened. In the first place, the tower members were heroes. They didnāt forget their duty. The reason why the giant brothers, Radwolf and Fronzaltz, gave a negative opinion about pursuing Trauka was purely out of concern for Grid. They wouldnāt be able to handle it if Grid was forced to fight against Trauka and had an accident.
Hayate knew this as well, but he was still urging a pursuit. Perhaps it was because he was confident that he could protect Grid or because he didnāt have the confidence to stop Grid. The giant brothers, Radwolf and Fronzaltz, could only hope that it was the former of the two options.
Hayate read the thoughts of his colleagues and couldnāt help laughing. āThey arenāt considering Marie Rose at all.ā
Hayate had cooperated with Marie Rose. He had experienced the fact that she was incredibly powerful. In other words, he sincerely evaluated this situation as an āopportunity created by Marie Rose.ā
However, the members didnāt seem to realize it. It was natural. They hadnāt seen Marie Roseās skills in person.
āOf course, there is no room to relax.ā
Marie Roseās power was temporary. She was unable to do anything against her eyelids that quickly became heavy. The opportunity she created would probably easily turn into a crisis. Thus, they had to hurry.
āDonāt worry.ā
The energy of a Dragon Slayer released from Hayate diffused into the light and made a clear sound. It gradually stabilized Gridās nervous mind. In fact, this sound was made to provoke the dragons. It contained the desire to reach Trauka. The killing intent that extended all over the continent started to head in this direction.
āEven if we all die, we will protect your lover.ā
āā¦ā¦?ā
There were more than one or two facts to tackle, so Grid just kept his mouth shut.
***
āYou, are you crazy?ā Trauka couldnāt hide his agitation after allowing Marie Rose to pursue him. He didnāt think it was disgraceful behavior. Even if Trauka was in a perfect state, he wouldāve been shaken when experiencing the current situation.
A vampire duke, Marie Roseāshe was Beriacheās ideal. The one with the highest āpotentialā among Yatanās three children sacrificed everything to give birth to Marie Rose, who was right in front of him. She was the only being on the surface who was comparable with the old dragons.
Of course, there was a premise of āwhen the conditions are met.ā
Trauka was currently seriously injured. It was to the extent where he moved his lair because he was wary of the pursuit of other old dragons. In other words, the arrogant dragon abandoned his pride. The wounds inflicted by his unfilial child were greater than what was publicly known. He had just recovered slightly, but it was nothing compared to when he was in a good state.
āYou dare to invade my lair?ā
Trauka nervously moved his right arm to take off Polymorph and regain the body of a dragon. The huge dragonās front paw weighed down on Marie Roseās barrier and broke it. It crushed her whole.
Red blood gushed from between Traukaās toes. It quickly came together again and took the form of a beautiful woman. It was Marie Rose, who was intact without a scratch.
āYou invaded my dear husbandās land first.ā
One of Traukaās claws was torn off. Trauka had torn it off on his own. He removed it the moment he detected that some of Marie Roseās blood had penetrated through the scaly gap.
āInvaded? I just went to get a gift?ā
āDonāt call it a gift. That will hurt my dear husband.ā
āYou have been saying crazy and annoying things since earlier. Do you really believe that you, a vampire, can become a godās bride?ā
Traukaās right arm contracted. It changed into a human arm again and pressed down on Marie Roseās throat, crushing her to the ground.
āOne who bears Beriacheās grudge. Go to hell and fight with Baal. Why lose your place and offend me?ā
Marie Roseās thin neck, which was pinned to the ground and crushed by Traukaās arm, finally broke. It rattled as it turned at a strange angle.
Trauka frowned. He was surprised by the physical endurance of Marie Roseās body, which was able to handle his own strength which was too much even for most giant dragons to handle. Then the blood flowing from Marie Roseās red, thick lips took the form of a magic circle. It was blood magic that promoted the casterās recovery while penetrating into any body it made contact with.
Trauka saw through the magic properties the moment it was triggered and backed off in a panic. It was an attitude of treating her like the plague.
Marie Rose stood up quietly, straightened her broken neck bone and said, āMy dear husband kissed me. You are a coward compared to my dear husband. How did you reign with only this much courage?ā
[ā¦It is unpleasant just to be in the same space as you. Get out of here.]
In the end, Trauka completely removed Polymorph. At best, he was willing to risk the collapse of his newly created lair. He was ready to go on a rampage with his real body and drive Marie Rose away. He had no thoughts of killing her.
The tricky thing about āreal vampiresā was their near-infinite vitality. Moreover, Marie Roseās durability was at the level of an old dragon. Killing someone like that? It would be a loss from the moment he decided to kill her. He would inevitably have to waste a lot of time.
Then flames spread throughout the huge lair. They were flames created by Traukaās will. It was a strong self-defense that symbolized the Fire Dragon.
Thanks to the flames, Marie Roseās blood no longer attempted to penetrate Traukaās body. To be precise, there was no point. From this moment on, Marie Roseās blood would immediately evaporate and become useless.
From now on, it would be a battle of pure magic versus magic, power versus power. And in this worldā
There was no species that used magic better than the ancient dragons. There was no existence that was more powerful than an old dragon. It was a law that applied even if Trauka was seriously injured.
As an old dragon, his species itself was superior to all other species. Additionally, Trauka had the strongest power and magic power among the old dragons. Therefore, Traukaās victory was inevitable.
Traukaās wings flapped and flipped Marie Roseās vision dozens of times. It was the aftermath of the storm caused by the flapping of the wings. Marie Roseās large eyes, which had been half-open under the influence of the Curse of Sloth, opened wide.
āI can wake up through this way.ā
She felt rare admiration. She was pushed all the way to the doorway of the lair and stretched out her slender arms. Her black-blue dress fluttered randomly while her slender hands fumbled for the treasured sword stuck into a gap of the treasures piled up like a mountain.
[A sword? Are you going to use this miscellaneous thing?]
Trauka laughed. Marie Rose was a being who relied purely on inherited power. She might be superior to Beriache in every way, but she couldnāt use techniques that Beriache couldnāt use. Of course, it was possible for her to copy the skills of the target whose blood she sucked. However, she was currently in a pure state. She wasnāt in a state where she had sucked another beingās blood. Despite this, she was holding a sword.
Trauka almost suspected that she had hit her head incorrectly on a stalactite while she was swept away by the storm earlier.
āI told you.ā
Step.
Marie Rose used magic to suppress the influence of the storm and planted her feet on the ground. Her gestures as she slowly approached Trauka, who was thousands of times bigger than herself, were graceful without being bewitching. It felt like her grace itself had changed. Her gentle steps gradually resembled a dance.
āI kissed my dear husband.ā
Gridās Sword DanceāGridās blood, which Marie Rose cherished deep in her body, was now reproducing Gridās skills. It was a very elegant sword dance that combined six types of dances into one.
āDrop Dragonā¦ā
[ā¦ā¦!]
āPinnacle Link Kill Wave.
A dragon fell.
Marie Rose threw away the treasured sword that had shattered in the aftermath of digging into the dragonās scales and spoke with her back to the flickering flames, āDragon who reigned in the world before my dear husband was bornā¦ā
[ā¦ā¦]
āYou had better apologize to my dear husband.ā
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