This Giant Dragon is So Powerful!

Chapter 188 - 28: True Dragon and Dragon Beast; Monster City_3

On the contrary, Kevin’s wound recovery speed was a notch slower than Aeolus, and in terms of endurance, the speed and power it demonstrated were continuously declining.

If this battle continues, then the outcome....

At this moment, a water curtain blocked between the two little green dragons, stopping their fight.

The one who intervened was Sofia, and she used the Second Ring Spell ’Water Wall.’

Due to slow progress in Biological Level and no effective method to accelerate, it entirely depends on what you eat and the body’s aptitude and potential. But in learning magic, one can become stronger through their own efforts, although it is still very limited.

However, this indeed gave Sofia many additional means, with a slight enhancement in strength.

"Enough, this battle ends in a draw," Sofia said calmly.

The invisible Mage’s Hand grabbed the two little dragons from the arena and placed them on the ground.

Two Dragon Vein Mages standing by the classroom door instantly flashed over to the two little green dragons, releasing the Water Healing Technique they had prepared. Every time the Dragonling course begins, there are two Dragon Vein Mages who have learned the Water Healing Technique standing by as a second layer of protection.

With successive Second Ring Water Healing Techniques, Kevin and Aeolus had most of their injuries healed, exchanged a glance, bared their teeth, still unconvinced.

"If it continued, the winner would definitely be me!" Aeolus said defiantly.

"Humph, that’s uncertain." While Kevin was somewhat lacking confidence, he was still stubborn, unwilling to admit being inferior to a Dragon Beast.

"If you continue fighting, there’s a high probability both of you will die; no dragon will win," Sofia said calmly. Seeing the two unconvinced little dragons and other little dragons looking over, she explained calmly,

"Aeolus has strong endurance; with the pace just now, Kevin has a ninety percent probability of being killed.... However, Kevin has been persistently releasing toxic fog in the arena, so once Kevin is killed, Aeolus’ worsening injuries and accumulating toxicity within the body mean a high possibility of death too."

"Humph, you heard it, you haven’t won, you brainless fool," Kevin sneered.

"What Sofia said makes sense; let’s end this in a draw this time."

Contrary to Kevin and other little dragons’ expectations, Aeolus nodded and accepted this without further argument or ridicule.

This left Kevin dumbfounded, somewhat lost.

"Aeolus, you’ve done very well," White Dragon Antonio encouraged from the side.

"Thank you, Antonio. I will continue to work hard," Aeolus chuckled.

Kevin, Geller, Said, Yulia, the four little green dragons, saw this scene, wanted to say something, but ultimately remained silent.

"You really need to keep working hard," Sofia added from the side,

"Kevin is cultivating the Knight Profession, so it should be able to participate in battles with its mount together; hence, this fight between you wasn’t fair."

As she spoke, Sofia gestured for Aeolus to look at the three armored warriors standing in a corner of the classroom.

"Their strength has all reached Level 4, while you’re at Level 3. Although as Giant Dragons your power is greater, they still pose a sufficient threat to you, especially in a two-against-one scenario."

"Knight Profession? I’ve heard Antonio talk about it," Aeolus said in surprise, casting a glance at Kevin and other little green dragons,

"But Antonio said this profession is useless for us."

"It’s not useless, just not very useful," White Dragon Antonio corrected somewhat discontentedly, "The four of them signed contracts with Dragon-blooded Humans merely to accelerate their strength enhancement; frankly, their strength enhances too slowly, needing to cultivate the Knight Profession, unlike us, we only need to eat to become stronger, without needing such assistance."

"Uh, yes, yes, I was mistaken," Aeolus promptly admitted his error.

Their conversation made the four little green dragons beside them feel dispirited, their expressions deflated.

"Damn it, I too want to gain the Dragon King’s power!" Kevin and the other four little green dragons simultaneously felt this resolve.

Sofia had clearly said that as long as they completed all her designated courses, they could obtain the Dragon King’s power.

Initially finding the courses highly taxing, even considering stealthily escaping Black Castle after gaining enough strength, the four little green dragons now had a change of heart.

They still wanted to leave, for freedom is priceless.

But before leaving, they must obtain the Dragon King’s power!

The four little green dragons exchanged glances, seeing firmness as well as...a determination to win from each other’s eyes.

After this episode, the four little green dragons, though still finding Aeolus disagreeable, no longer bore disdain in their eyes.

This is acknowledgment of power.

Thus Aeolus successfully joined the Dragonling pre-class, living, eating, and learning together with the four little green dragons.

Meanwhile, below Black Castle, upon the vast plain.

A huge, pitch-black city rose swiftly into the sky.

The Monster City, led and organized by Wilson, was preliminarily constructed successfully.

Gazing at the black city gleaming with black gold under the blazing sun, Wilson standing atop a tower exhaled a breath,

"It was truly not easy."

Though Wilson didn’t personally handle the construction process, to create an unprecedented giant city, Wilson has spent considerable energy over the past three years (including the time spent constructing Black Castle).

One effort involved secretly bringing several master builders from the chaotic Kingdom.

Another effort involved bringing various human specialties to Dragon Nest for sale. At first, to open the market, they could only be sold at special prices or half-sold half-given promotionally. Only after establishing a certain customer base among Dragon Nest monsters did the prices gradually return to normal.

Nonetheless, Wilson was still at a loss.

Getting specialties from outside to a place over a thousand kilometers deep in the Dark Forest is cost-intensive enough. Wilson couldn’t sell them to Dragon Nest monsters at sky-high prices because most monsters in Dragon Nest struggle with even the low prices now, much less sky-high ones.

Sky-high priced materials and goods can be sold among Humans because there is a demand, while in Dragon Nest, the demand is currently very low, mostly among strong creatures within the monsters, for they alone have surplus food and other wealth; ordinary monsters still aspire to simply be well-fed.