The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 569: Inheriting Memory
Igniva took a big bite of the whole roasted beef, which was sprinkled with a thick layer of hellish chili powder.

Moran and Vasida felt goosebumps just watching, and Vasida couldn't even stand the smell, hiding behind the wind wall the whole time.

Igniva, however, felt no discomfort. He only vaguely heard him say "delicious," after which all that could be heard was the sound of him eating meat and drinking wine.

“It looks like it’s really to their liking.” Vasita whispered to Moran, “I’ve been on Delicious Island for so many years and I’ve met a few red dragon friends, but none of them have ever eaten with such gusto. I’ll add some Hell Chili peppers to their dishes sometime.”

Moran took the opportunity to recommend the book she had read before, "The Taste of the Dragon".

Then he secretly began preparing mental magic.

To prevent Igniva from noticing anything amiss, she first created a mental illusion.

The illusion mirrors reality. In Igniva's eyes, he is still eating a whole cow roasted in hellish lava, reveling in the spicy and crispy roast meat, while Moran and Vasida sit at the bar opposite the dining table, chatting quietly.

In reality, only he and the whole roasted cow in front of him were real; everything else was an illusion. Moran had already quietly come up behind him, while Vasida stood guard at the door.

The successful creation of the mental illusion also demonstrates that Igniva is completely defenseless against her mental magic, thus eliminating any worries about the future actions.

After Moran and Igniva had eaten almost half of the entire volcanic rhinoceros and were completely trapped in a mental illusion, they used mind control magic.

This spell requires the caster to be close to the target's brain, and the distance right in front of them is just right.

Once I connected my mental energy to the spell structure of a peak-level mind control technique, Igniva stopped eating and sat blankly at the table.

At this moment, he had completely lost all self-awareness; Moran's mental power had entered his mind and taken control of his thoughts.

In this state, he was like a puppet, and it was easy to access his memories.

Although Igniva is only a young dragon, he has lived for over a thousand years. His memories from over a thousand years, plus the inherited memories he gained through his bloodline, are enormous.

If another mental mage were to read his memories, their mental energy would probably be completely depleted by his memories.

But for Moran, that was not a problem.

No matter how vast the memories of another life may be, they cannot compare to the memories of the Blue Star civilization in Moran's mind.

Moran quickly searched through the memories, skipping over those of eating, sleeping, and fighting, and soon found the memories that existed from the very beginning of Igniva's life.

This part differs from the following sections; it is devoid of any subjective feelings or emotions, encompassing all aspects of Honglong's growth process, like a history book devoid of emotion, containing only practical information.

Moran realized that this must be the inherited memory that Igniva had received.

Even though she possesses the memories of Earth's civilization, she can't help but envy the way the dragon race passes on their heritage.

Exceptional dragons encapsulate their life's learning and experiences into their bloodline, and their descendants inherit the portion most suitable for their own talents.

Like Igniva, a purebred red dragon with excellent talent, he inherited memories from the ancient red dragon Garros. Essentially, he was born with the entire knowledge base of his predecessors. Although the immersion in these inherited memories isn't strong, and he needs to learn and digest them to truly make them his own, learning them is still much better than relying on others to teach him or reading books.

There's no need to worry about memorizing; when in doubt, just look it up. It's all in your head anyway, so last-minute cramming is easy.

No wonder the dragon race never has the problem of a broken lineage. Even if there is no purebred dragon left in the world, as long as the hybrid offspring can revert to their ancestral bloodline and the bloodline reaches a certain concentration, they can awaken the inherited memories.

Moran believes that the way of preserving memories is more valuable than the act of preserving memories themselves.

Unfortunately, this is a true bloodline talent, which she cannot imitate even with her omnipotent magic.

Moran felt a pang of regret, then quickly began reading the inherited memories, using his powerful mental strength to imprint them into his mind.

Compared to other memories, there are very few memories about dragon language magic in this inherited memory. They are all fire-type dragon language magic that the red dragon is good at, each of which is extremely powerful, and there are very few of them in total.

However, according to the inherited memories, this is all the red dragon's dragon language magic. Dragon language magic is valued for its quality, not its quantity. For dragons, the body is the foundation, and dragon language magic is just a convenient means to facilitate their actions.

Moran learns a whole host of witch magic and mage magic, covering all aspects of magic. The names of the spells give him a sense of security. He is not quite used to the limited and refined nature of dragon language magic.

I've seen all the inherited memories, and I'm prepared to expend a lot of mental energy to copy them, and this is the result?
Moran decisively changed his mind, instead of only copying the inherited memories related to dragon language magic, he copied all of Igniva's inherited memories into his own mind.

Isn't this another way of enjoying the advantages brought by the dragon race's inherited memories?
With sufficient mental strength, the transmission and replication of memories are effortless.

In less than three minutes, Moran had a complete set of Igniva's version of the dragon race's heritage memories in his mind.

After copying the memory, Moran quickly used a memory erasure spell to delete his own consciousness that controlled Igniva, searched for this segment of memory, and then used a memory fabrication spell to create a short segment of memory to fill in the gap in this period of time, before releasing the mind control.

Igniva felt as if he had just been in a daze for a moment before his attention was drawn back to the aroma of the roasted meat, and he continued eating.

Actually, the flamethrower had just been used to slightly reheat the roasted meat, keeping its temperature at the level it was when Igniva was under control.

Moran, Vasita, and the flamethrower who had just successfully retired all returned to their places under the cover of the mental illusion.

Moran and Vasida sat at the bar and chatted normally, while the mental illusion quietly disappeared.

Igniva was completely unaware that his secrets had just been exposed and his most treasured memories stolen. He just kept drinking and eating.

He devoured an entire volcanic rhinoceros, leaving only bones, and even those bones couldn't resist being chewed up and swallowed.

Still wanting more after finishing, he looked at Moran expectantly: "Can't we have another one?"

Moran shook his head and waved the two large books he had given him: "I still need to read for the rest of the time!"

Now that she had the inherited memories, she had no desire to cook for him anymore.