Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 31 Dragon Language

"Greedy dragon!" Dino cursed under his breath as he watched the black dragon disappear into the distance.

Most of the sailors on deck were unconscious and foaming at the mouth; only the knights remained conscious.

After the pressure disappeared, Herag immediately got up, took off his robe, and covered Lillian with it.

His robe was made of black cloth, so it wouldn't be see-through even when wet.

Lillian hurriedly wrapped herself up tightly in her robe, then quickened her pace back to the cabin, looking quite disheveled.

Herag didn't rush back. Seeing Dino approaching, he asked, "Mr. Dino, what was that dragon all about?"

"Damn insects! These greedy dragons love to rob passing ships at sea. If it weren't for the safety of the ship, I would definitely boil their dragon oil to use as lamps!" Dino said angrily.

That pile of treasure pained him greatly; it was no small sum for him.

Seeing that he was angry, Herag remained silent, gazing in the direction the black dragon had flown away, lost in thought.

A knight-class sailor next to him walked to the ship's side, carrying a bucket with a thick rope tied to it. He threw the bucket into the sea, filled it with seawater, pulled it up, and then poured it on the unconscious sailor. The unconscious sailor on the ground then vaguely woke up.

Hrag felt uncomfortable with his clothes wet, so he went back to his cabin to change.

He had just changed his clothes when Lillian knocked on the door.

Lillian was wearing pajamas, her hair still wet and hanging down.

She was holding a huge, red-covered book with the title "Basic Introduction to Dragon Language" written on the cover in Sivir.

"I need to check what they just said in Dragon Language. Dragon Language is too difficult to learn; I can't even remember all the basic syllables."

As Lillian spoke, she walked in, and when she sat on the bed, she pulled her legs up and put them on the edge of the bed, revealing her small white legs and delicate feet.

She opened the thick book of dragon language, scanned the table of contents from top to bottom with her finger, and turned to the specified page after finding the information she wanted. After repeating this many times, she finally finished translating the conversation between Dino and the black dragon.

Lillian looked up and smiled, "I understand. What the black dragon just said was that he would hand over your treasure or he would capsize your ship."

"Then Dino said, 'Are you looking for death?' Black Dragon said, 'Although you are very powerful, you can't stop me.'"

"In the end, Black Dragon said it was too little, not enough."

Herag pondered, "So Dino is that strong? Even such a huge black dragon is afraid of him."

"That's normal. Dino is a senior level one wizard. If we were on land, that black dragon wouldn't even dare to glance at us." Lillian pulled her legs in a little closer, bringing them together.

"Can I borrow this book?" Herag asked.

"Of course, are you interested in Dragon Language?" Lillian asked.

Hrag nodded and said, "I'm going to study it, just in case I need it later."

"Dragon language is very difficult to learn; you'll see once you try. I'll teach you, otherwise you won't know how to pronounce these syllables. It's said that learning dragon language allows you to use dragon magic, but the spell models for dragon magic are extremely complex, making it difficult even for formal wizards to learn."

Lillian shifted further into the bed, patted the seat next to her, and said, "Sit down! Pay attention!"

Herag chuckled; she really did treat this as her own room.

The basic syllables of the Dragon language number as many as nine hundred, and this is only the basic version, not the complete version.

Nine hundred syllables are combined together, and some words require hundreds of syllables to be combined together; a single word can take up two pages.

The reason why dragon language is so complicated is because the pronunciation structure of dragons is different from that of humans; it was never intended for human use.

After gaining a basic understanding, Herag understood why Lillian's dragon language was so difficult to learn.

"Fortunately, I'm hardworking enough and have a good mind," Hrag exclaimed, showing that he was not afraid of difficulties.

"Deep Blue, begin recording dragon language to assist me in learning it."

"The task has been created."

With Deep Blue's support, Hellagur learned much more easily.

He memorized all nine hundred syllables after Lillian explained them to him only once.

Lillian looked at Herag as if he were a monster: "You memorized all of that? Are you kidding me? You must have learned it before!"

"No, there are only nine hundred. Isn't it normal to remember them after seeing them once?" Herag said innocently, as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

Lillian was starting to have an existential crisis, wondering for the first time if she was just too stupid.

After learning the basic grammar, Herag was able to speak some simple sentences in Dragon Language.

"#@?%" Herag suddenly said a sentence in the Dragon language.

Lillian looked completely bewildered: "What?"

"It's nothing, let's continue reading," Herag said with a slight smile.

Lillian sensed he wasn't saying anything nice: "No! Let me check!"

She flipped to the table of contents, then recalled what Helag had just said, and slowly searched for the corresponding information.

"I'm a little hungry, I'm going to eat first." Seeing that things were not going well, Herag ran away.

He had just run out of the room when he heard Lillian roar, "How dare you call me stupid!"

Lillian, dressed in her pajamas, couldn't chase after him upstairs, so she could only grit her teeth and curse Herag.

Dragon language is indeed very complex. It took Herag five days to fully master the contents of the book "Introduction to Dragon Language".

To avoid hurting Lillian too much, he pretended it took him half a month to fully master the skill, so Lillian taught him for an extra half month. However, the result still hurt Lillian.

Lillian could never understand why Horrag mastered Dragon Language in less than a month, a language that others needed years to learn. Was there really such a huge difference between people?

……

Late at night, Herag meditated in his room, and the third star solidified completely, his meditation successful.

"Hrag Merlin: Strength 2.1, Agility 1.7, Constitution 2.9, Spirit 5.8, Magic Power 100%."

With his mental strength increasing by 1.2, Hrag felt clear-headed and very comfortable.

After finishing his meditation, Herag didn't rest. He opened the door and prepared to go to the deck to find the fourth star to meditate on.

During this period, he would occasionally go to the deck to rest, and he did not encounter any unusual situations.

The ship has been sailing smoothly for more than half a month, and the journey has been very successful.

When he came to the deck, he was greeted by a sky full of stars and a huge moon hanging over the sea.

Dino was still standing at the bow, always there whenever Herag came to the deck.

Herag didn't disturb him; Dino stood at the bow of the ship with his eyes closed as if he were asleep.

"Could it be because of his meditation method?" Herag wondered to himself.

If one's own meditation method requires observing the starry sky, then it's not impossible that Dino's meditation method requires observing the ocean.

He found a place to sit cross-legged, and then chose a star in the sky to observe and meditate.

The three existing stars are located in different directions in the sky and are far apart from each other.

The fourth star, Hrag, was chosen in a direction different from the other three.

(End of this chapter)