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Chapter 100, 99: Attack; You audacious scoundrel, how dare you kill my dragon!

outside the city.

"I hate you, Gu Yuan. Now you're even trying to take away my magic."

"Is your next step to focus on me personally?"

"Serie sat on the dragon's back and said sullenly."

Before her stood Miliald, who was holding a magic book.

Unlike ordinary spellbooks, magic books are manifestations of magic, allowing readers to instantly master the magic recorded within.

The relevant technology has not yet been developed; this is a product of "transfer magic".

Gu Yuan stared at the two of them, his gaze finally settling on Celia:

"Not at all. For you, regaining control of the magic of transference is just a matter of a few decades."

"But we humans don't have your long lifespan to learn divine magic."

He paused, then continued, "As for you—well, what do you think?"

Gu Yuan threw the question back to Celia.

Celia crossed her arms, first raising her eyes to stare coldly, then lowering her head.

"Hmph, how should I know? In any case, I won't let you succeed so easily."

"Elves don't need pointless emotions. Even if you get my body, you won't get my heart."

Even so, she couldn't help but mutter to herself:

Could it be that Gu Yuan deliberately kept Milie Alde by his side just for this reason?

She truly admires ambitious humans.

However, the thought of this human kidnapping and threatening him was unbearable.

It gives you a feeling of frustration, like "eating chocolate-flavored poop".

"Gu Yuan, I've mastered it! Is this the magic of transference? It's amazing!"

Millie Alder's voice rang out from the side.

The grimoire in her hand had vanished, transformed into knowledge etched into her brain.

"I can now materialize all the magic I have mastered."

As she spoke, the outline of a book appeared in her hand.

But before it completely solidified, she hesitated for a moment, then clenched her fist, and the book's shadow turned into specks of light and dissipated.

Millie Alde had a premonition that once the book was fully revealed, the magic she possessed would also disappear.

Gu Yuan nodded slightly: "Don't try it casually. Go learn the Soul Contract Magic first."

He turned to Celia, "As for you, I won't take your magic for nothing."

"Haven't you always resisted being bossed around by me? I can give you some freedom, but you can't leave the capital."

This "generous" condition left Celia speechless for a moment. She couldn't help but ask, "Should I thank you?"

"That's a good option."

Celia: "..—."

Shameless! Taking her things as a favor and then expecting her to thank him?

How come I never realized humans could be so shameless before? Compared to them, elves are like ignorant children.

But who can blame them when they're under someone else's roof?

"Thank you—"

She practically gritted her teeth as she said it.

"You're welcome."

Gu Yuan nodded indifferently.

He watched as Millie Alde began to study soul contract magic, and he was quite pleased.

It would take humans fifty years to master this magic from scratch, so the elves' learning time should be shorter, since learning efficiency is directly related to the degree of knowledge mastery.

Just then, Gu Yuan looked towards the direction of the capital and felt a sudden tightness in his heart.

A feeling of being locked onto by a cold gaze crept up my spine, as if something was watching me from the shadows—it was a warrior's instinct.

But when he looked around, he found nothing.

Only a silent forest and a clear blue sky.

His brows furrowed slightly.

"Illusion? No, that's impossible. I'm not a child anymore."

Normally, when the dragon flies over the forest, the small animals on the ground will scatter in panic, but this time it is eerily quiet, which is obviously a problem. He ordered the Red Mirror Dragon to fly lower so that he could see the ground more clearly.

Just as they were landing, Celia suddenly frowned.

Danger!

A strong sense of crisis gripped her, and she instinctively tried to create a protective shield to envelop the dragon and even herself.

However, upon noticing Gu Yuan standing before her, she hesitated for a moment.

"Save him? It's better to let this shameless bastard fall to his death—"

The thought flashed through my mind, but in that instant of hesitation, disaster struck.

Swoosh! Swoosh! Swoosh!

Suddenly, a dense array of pitch-black demonic swords shot into the sky from the forest! With a piercing shriek that tore through the air, they formed a deadly net.

The branches were easily cut, pulverized, and annihilated. The rain of swords hanging overhead precisely sealed off all their possible escape routes!

By the time Gu Yuan realized what was happening, it was too late to dodge.

"Pfft!"

The next second, the cold blade easily pierced through the dragon's scales, its wings were torn in multiple places, and scarlet blood droplets splattered everywhere. "One—!"

The Crimson Mirror Dragon let out a painful cry as its muscles were severed, and its massive body spiraled and plummeted uncontrollably.

Everything happened in the blink of an eye.

The current altitude is two hundred meters.

That's equivalent to a sixty-story building.

In the critical moment, Gu Yuan grabbed Millie Aldey.

The magically engraved boots on his feet emitted a faint glow.

click!

As he approached the ground, he kicked off the dragon's back with all his might, and his powerful physique allowed him to adjust his posture to try and gain some cushioning.

The boot shattered with a crack, partially mitigating the impact, but that was all.

Boom!

The massive body of the Crimson Mirror Dragon crashed to the ground, sending dust billowing into the sky, and its blood staining the soil red.

Gu Yuan leaped up, landing just in time with the help of the wind. At his feet lay tattered pieces of cloth and leather, and Milield was still in his arms, shaken.

But he couldn't care less about any of that.

"Damn it, which bastard wants to kill me?"

Seria, hanging from a tree not far away, spat out a leaf. Seeing that the two below seemed unharmed, she couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

This guy thought he was going to save him. Turns out he was just overthinking it.

The next second, her gaze fell on the pitch-black demonic sword lying on the ground, gradually dissipating into black mist.

The cold, evil aura emanating from it caused her expression to change drastically.

"Demons?!"

On the city wall.

Solitaire hid in the corner tower, sensing the distant scenery through the magic sword.

When she saw the Crimson Mirror Dragon fall heavily injured by the sword rain, a faint smile appeared on her lips.

"That's all? You took care of that dragon so easily? Senior Donna, you're making a big fuss over nothing."

She muttered to herself, "Predicting the future is utter nonsense—it must be the blessing of a goddess, granting immunity to demonic magic to some extent."

Solitaire, believing she had seen through everything, attached her senses to the demonic sword, preparing to confirm the fate of those people.

However, the image that came through made her gasp – the dragon was dead, but the three people – were all alive?!

The man even stood up barefoot!

Immediately afterwards, she "heard" the elf's shocked and angry cry of "Demons?!", and the wary gaze that instantly locked onto her.

An immense sensory power swept rapidly along the residual magic of the demonic sword, almost locking onto her location!

"not good!"

Solitiel was shocked. She could sense that Gu Yuan was rushing towards her at an astonishing speed, and the elf's senses had already marked her firmly.

Goosebumps rose up her back. Without hesitation, she severed most of her magical connection with the distant magic sword and turned to run.