Versatile Mage: Summoning Black Dragon, the pinnacle of divine power

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"You finally remembered this place."

At Isa's suggestion, Caesar brought the Victoria clan along for a tour.

“I just went to Shuangshouge to take care of some things,” Caesar said.

“I understand, let’s go see your Miss Mochizuki first.” Eileen looked at Caesar with a smile.

Caesar's eye twitched slightly. "Don't do this, I'm scared."

"You still know how to be afraid?" Eileen said disdainfully.

Whether it was the temple incident, the Asian Magic Association incident, or the events in Shanghai later on, this guy was always taking risks.
Every time I say I'll be more careful next time and won't take the risk again, but it gets more and more dangerous each time!
“Although the process was somewhat tortuous, the result was right, wasn’t it?” Caesar said.

"Yes, yes, the result is correct." Eileen was exhausted and didn't want to say anything more.

Anyway, it's no use her saying anything. If this happens again, Caesar will do what he always has to do.

"How have you been lately?" Caesar asked.

“Better than you.” Eileen turned around and walked along the path.

“Xinxia used the power of her divine soul to improve our dragon taming techniques. Now the dragon taming industry has been launched, but there are still some problems with what you told me before.”

“We cannot determine the bloodline of unhatched dragons, and bloodlines are very prone to mutation. However, Xin Yuekui said before that this modification must begin before hatching for it to be more thorough.”

"So...you'd better think of a way."

Even the dragons themselves cannot determine the lineage of their offspring; most of them only find out after hatching.

Only a very small number of dragons can determine the strength of their bloodline by examining the texture of their dragon eggs and their energy signatures, but such individuals are extremely rare.

"Why don't we just go find Xin Yuekui?" Caesar said.

"She definitely has a way."

Eileen looked at her strangely, "You really entrust everything to her?"

"Aren't you worried that she might do something sabotage in here?"

“I’m not worried,” Caesar said.

"First of all, she won't betray me. Secondly, even if she does cause trouble, I'm not without a backup plan."

“…Okay.” Eileen didn’t say anything more.

"Then I'll discuss this with her."

"The next question is one that I, as the heir to the Victorian clan, would like to know."

What are your plans for the future?

According to the information brought back by Lady Loo, most of the forbidden spell mages in the Forbidden Spells Alliance have lost the will to resist, but a very small number of them still have the idea of ​​fighting back. At least, they are unwilling to relinquish their current dominance in the world order.

After all, to humans, Caesar is like a powerful ancient god they once overthrew, except that the power of this new god now surpasses the current pinnacle of humanity, and even forbidden spells have lost their meaning in front of him.

However, human magic didn't suddenly become powerful.

Thousands of years ago, let alone unapproachable emperors, even the sight of rulers and monarchs filled humanity with despair.

But nowadays, even emperors dare not easily violate the forbidden spells of humankind.

Many people believe that even if they do not have the power to fight Caesar at the moment, humanity will progress and one day they will defeat him.

This antagonistic mindset exists everywhere and cannot be eliminated.

They didn't care why Caesar was standing in the sky, whether he was helping humanity or restricting it.

Everyone only cared about one thing: Caesar was standing on their heads.

Just as the Holy City was once seen as an obstacle by the magic associations of the five continents, Caesar has now replaced it as the new obstacle. Although Caesar currently only restricts the existence of forbidden spells, once these spells truly disappear and humanity is completely powerless to resist, will even higher-level magic be banned next?

Humans may even lose their magical powers and revert to being wild beasts in the mountains and forests, becoming livestock kept by powerful demons.

This worry and fear exists not only in the Forbidden Spells Alliance, but throughout human society.

She knew what kind of person Caesar was and could believe that he genuinely just didn't want to see too much war, but no one else would believe that.

The current status of the human race has been achieved through countless violent battles, but now some people want them to relinquish that power.

is it possible?

In many places, rebellion is already being planned. After all, if Caesar really intends to eliminate human magical power, and given the current trend, if this generation does not put up any resistance, will humanity still have the strength to stand up a hundred years from now?

“You should ask Xin Yuekui about that, I don’t care,” Caesar said.

“I only state my needs; she figures out the specifics of how to do it.”

"Then... can you eliminate human magical powers?" Eileen asked.

“No, I only forbid forbidden spells, and by including emperors in the list, I am already showing favoritism towards humanity,” Caesar said.

"You know how dangerous that thing is."

"So... you want human magic to develop in another direction?" Eileen said.

"As long as we don't do anything that would cause excessive harm to the world, it'll be fine," Caesar said.

"I just don't want to see the world I live in become a mess."

"As for dispelling magic, I have no interest in that."

Eileen looked at him strangely. "Do you think that no matter how advanced human magic becomes, it can never surpass yours?"

“That’s part of the reason,” Caesar said.

"However, I'm not an idiot, and I can use magic."

"I do not deny that humanity will continue to progress, but that does not mean I will stand still."

Even if he does nothing, or even just sleeps, his divine power will continue to increase. All he lacks now is time.

The rate at which human magic progresses can never be faster than his growth rate.

"Maybe," Eileen said, unable to say anything else.

After all, Caesar's power far exceeded human imagination. What kind of power could make a ruler of the sea disappear in an instant, and make those ancient emperors who stood at the top of the world dare not confront him?

The difference was too great; she couldn't even imagine it.

"What are you worried about?" Caesar asked.

"It's not so much that I'm worried, but some things just need an answer," Eileen said.

"They all expect me to give a reassuring answer."

"And now?" Caesar asked.

“I still can’t count on you,” Eileen said.

Caesar's thinking was too simplistic, and his purpose was too simple. He possessed such great power, yet he had no intention of plundering. This was incomprehensible to those below him.

If Caesar were to carry out a harsh purge, destroying everything that disobeyed him, people would not be worried.

But now he's doing nothing. Simple-minded people won't be afraid, but those with ulterior motives won't be able to withstand it.

They would constantly worry that the pulled-out blade might pierce their own flesh. (End of Chapter)