Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 30 Dragon

After speaking, Herag picked up the spatial ring and observed it for a while.

A spatial ring is a special enchanted item with varying internal spaces; the one Hellagur has is about the size of a ten-square-meter room.

"Deep Blue, check for any anomalies." Just to be on the safe side, Herag had Deep Blue scan first.

No abnormalities were found.

After Deep Blue gave the result, Herag put on the spatial ring with peace of mind: "As expected of the princess of Seville, she is really rich."

"There are only two in total." Lillian rolled her eyes at him.

"Deep Blue, check Lillian's physical data. If resistance is detected, cancel the test immediately."

Herag gave an order; he had been very cautious before and dared not use Deep Blue's detection on a wizard like Dino.

Lillian was only a first-class apprentice, but he thought he could give it a try. The red-haired guy hadn't noticed the deep blue detection before.

"Lillian Stewart: Strength 3.1, Agility 3.2, Constitution 3.7, Spirit 7.6."

Herag's eyes widened when he saw the data. The data in all aspects far exceeded his own. He couldn't even beat Lillian in hand-to-hand combat.

A mental strength of 7.6 is even more terrifying; most second-class apprentices only have this level of mental strength.

"Deep Blue, view my data."

"Hrag Merlin: Strength 2.1, Agility 1.7, Constitution 2.9, Spirit 4.6, Magic Power 100%."

When Helag saw this, he felt that he still had a long way to go and needed to work harder.

"What's wrong with you?" Lillian asked, noticing that Herag seemed a little dazed.

"Nothing, I was just spacing out for a bit." Judging from her expression, Herag was probably completely unaware of Deep Blue's detection behavior.

"How about we try contacting Dino when we have time..."

After careful consideration, Hrag decided to abandon the idea.

He always had a feeling that even if Dino couldn't perceive Deep Blue's presence, he could still sense that he was "watching" him.

……

Late at night, Herag lay in bed, covered with a comfortable velvet blanket, two and a half stars twinkling in his mind, while the third star had already solidified more than halfway.

Since learning meditation, he has never slept again. Even when he is lying in bed covered with a blanket, he is still meditating.

After witnessing Lillian's mental power today, Herag felt an even greater sense of urgency.

Herag remained in a meditative state all night until the ship started moving, at which point he realized it was already the next day.

The ship sailed away from the port, getting further and further away from Swan City.

According to Lillian, the ship could reach the continent of Karag in three months if all went smoothly, but if something went wrong, it could take six months or a year.

During this period, they had to stay on the ship, and only occasionally when they docked for supplies would they have the opportunity to go ashore.

For half a month, the ship sailed on the vast ocean.

Herag maintained a regular routine of eating, sleeping, and meditating. His focused meditation during this period has brought his third star closer to solidification.

A delicate peace remained among the eleven wizarding apprentices, and no one took the initiative to cause trouble.

Fegaard seemed to have been warned by Dino and had been behaving himself.

Herag had been meditating in seclusion for half a month without seeing the sun, and was feeling a bit stifled in the cabin. Fortunately, the sea had been relatively calm recently, so he decided to go to the deck for some fresh air.

After he opened the door, Lillian also opened her door, wearing a fitted dress.

"I'm going to go for a drive on the deck; I've been cooped up for too long," Herag said.

Lillian thought for a moment and said, "I'll go too."

On the deck, some sailors were fishing on the ship's side, while others were lying sprawled out asleep, snoring loudly.

Dino stood at the bow of the ship, holding a telescope. He glanced back at Hrag and the other man without saying a word, and continued to observe the area ahead.

He told the wizard apprentices to avoid coming to the deck as much as possible, lest they be unable to be taken care of in case of an accident.

One of Dino's tasks is to bring fresh blood back to those wizarding organizations; the quantity doesn't matter, but the more the better.

Therefore, for him, every single one of these wizard apprentices who dies is a better chance of survival.

However, since Helag spends most of his time in the cabin and only comes up occasionally to get some fresh air, he doesn't say anything.

Herag found a deserted spot on the ship's side and leaned against it, enjoying the sea breeze.

The sea stretches to the horizon, with not a trace of land in sight.

He looked down and saw that the light blue sea was particularly beautiful, with high waves splashing up as the boats moved forward.

Lillian was also beside him, looking at the sea. The sea breeze blew her long golden hair, and Hrag had the illusion that he was on a sea vacation with his girlfriend.

"You two! Get back to the cabin! Something's coming!" Dino suddenly turned around and shouted from the bow.

Herag didn't say anything, but grabbed Lillian's hand and ran decisively towards the cabin.

He believed Dino's assessment: anything that could excite a formal wizard like this must be extraordinary.

Lillian was a little slower to react. She was still a bit dazed when Hera grabbed her and ran, but she quickly came to her senses and sped up to run towards the cabin.

Roar!

A dark shadow, obscuring the sky, enveloped the area where the ship was located, and the immense pressure forced everyone on deck to lie prone on the ground.

Herag and Lillian were also pressed down on the deck by this momentum. He tried to get up, but failed several times.

Their hands were clasped tightly, giving each other a tiny bit of security.

Herag turned his head with difficulty and finally saw what it was.

Dragon.

A colossal black dragon soared through the sky. The dragon was so enormous that Hrag couldn't even make out its entirety.

"&%@!%@%" The black dragon opened its mouth and uttered some incomprehensible words.

Lillian listened carefully and then said, "Dragon language! This is dragon language."

"Can you understand me?" Herag asked.

"I can't understand it, I can only make out some syllables," Lillian said.

Dino remained standing at the bow, looking at the black dragon in the sky and saying, "￥#@%@@#".

The dragon responded, but it couldn't understand what it meant at all.

With a wave of his right hand, Dino conjured a mountain of gold, pearls, and gems at the bow of the ship. This treasure was enough to drive ordinary people mad.

The black dragon flew down a little, and a storm immediately rose in the sea, with a large amount of seawater being blown up and poured onto the deck.

Both Hrag and Lillian were soaked to the bone. Lillian was wearing a thin, fitted dress, which became almost transparent after being soaked, revealing her beautiful figure directly to Hrag.

With that intimidating aura still lingering, Herag was forced to lie face-to-face with Lillian.

Lillian glanced down at him, then immediately blushed: "Close your eyes!"

Herag immediately closed his eyes, but he couldn't suppress the smile on his lips, a smile that infuriated Lillian.

"Big big big..." That was the only word in Herag's mind right now.

The black dragon opened its mouth, took a deep breath, and swallowed all the treasure.

"￥%……￥……%" The black dragon opened its mouth and said something, seemingly somewhat dissatisfied.

A flash of light appeared in Dino's hand, and a staff more than a meter long appeared in his hand. He then looked up at the black dragon without saying a word.

The black dragon flew upwards with some apprehension, circled in the air for a while, and then flew away.

(End of this chapter)