King of Titans and Dragons-Chapter 70 - 69 Construction
Chapter 70: Chapter 69: Construction?!
Chapter 70 -69: Construction?!
“Oh, right, if that deity had such a miserable fate, how about those believers who also participated in the attack on the Land Emperor Turtle? What happened to them?” Muria curiously asked.
“They all died. Choked to death drinking water, tripped and died walking, were killed in verbal conflicts with pedestrians, died being trampled by beast tides while adventuring in the wilderness… Sounds like there are plenty of ways to die,” a Titan described casually.
“Wait, hold up.” Muria hurriedly interrupted when he heard these cause of deaths, “I recall it was mentioned just now, those who participated in the attack on the Land Emperor Turtle, the weakest among them were at the Soul Intent Level. How can someone of this level choke on water or trip and die while walking?”
“I know you find it incredible, but that is the reality,” Heloise explained to Muria. “At that time, the incident shocked the whole of Elasia and was widely discussed. A lot of creatures knew about it.”
“That’s truly unbelievable.” Muria looked towards the calm Land Emperor Turtle, Yaxibeien, not far away. He now finally understood what it meant to be favored by the world, whoever touches them dies.
“Well, I have a question.” Muria, observing the unique shell of the Land Emperor Turtle, let out a daring thought, “if you beat it up, would you end up mysteriously dying horribly like that deity’s believers?”
“Ha, not really, you would just have a period of bad luck,” Titan Yatrein laughed.
“How unlucky? Or what kind of misfortune would I experience?” Muria curiously asked.
“Why the many questions, Muria? Give Yaxibeien a beating, then you’ll know,” answered Titan Yatrein roguishly, maliciously instigating Muria to take action.
“Don’t listen to him!” Heloise put her hand on Muria’s shoulder. “This guy didn’t believe in the curse before and took a swing at Yaxibeien, then ended up having a bad luck for a full month.”
“So, what kind of bad luck did you encounter?”
“Not much of a big deal.” Upon seeing Muria’s curious gaze, Yatrein seemed indifferent.
“It wasn’t a big deal. Just that when he was walking, the ground beneath him suddenly collapsed, and when he was sleeping, a meteor fell from the sky, landing right in his room,” Seeing Yatrein’s defiant attitude, Heloise went on to describe his misfortunes nonchalantly.
“Cough cough! Well, Heloise, it’s time for my martial training now. I’ll be going first”, interrupted Yatrein in a choking cough after hearing his embarrassing stories. He took his leave and vanished without a trace.
“Hey! Muria, let’s move too! I’ll take you to choose a spot where you can construct your residence,” motioned Heloise before preparing to leave as well.
“Wait a moment.” Muria walked over to the Land Emperor Turtle, Yaxibeien. Then, squatting in front of him and reaching out his hand, room for uncertainty in his eyes, he said, “C’mon buddy, let’s have a claw shake.”
Yaxibeien hesitated for a moment, somewhat confused as to what Muria was trying to do, but eventually lifted a claw and placed it in Muria’s hand.
Muria grabbed onto the turtle claw, and under the puzzled gaze of the exotic beasts and Titans around him, he shook it up and down fervently before standing up and walking towards Heloise.
“What are you doing?” asked a puzzled Heloise.
“If hitting the Land Emperor Turtle makes you unlucky,” Muria, feeling excited, responded as he came to Heloise’s side, “then if I maintain a good relationship with it, maybe I’ll get a bit more fortunate.”
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“Ridiculous, I’ve never heard of having a good relationship with the Land Emperor Turtle making you luckier,” Heloise stared blankly at Muria, “Moreover, what do you need more luck for?”
“With better luck, everything will be easier. For example, if I want a legendary metal, perhaps a piece of Void Star Gold will fall right onto my head,” Muria chuckled.
“Muria, as Titans, we don’t need luck.” Heloise rolled her eyes at Muria, “Our fists are much more reliable than the so-called luck. If you want something, go and kill some powerful chaotic creatures. Once they’re dead, you’ll have everything.”
After saying this, Heloise walked off, and Muria hurried to keep up. She had said earlier that she would lead Muria to choose a mountain so he could build his house there.
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“Are you sure you want this mountain?” Heloise looked at the majestic mountain in front of her, covered in clouds and dense vegetation.
She and Muria had walked around the Titan lands for a long time before Muria finally settled on the towering peak in front of them.
“I’m sure, I’ll take this mountain,” Muria gazed at the majestic mountain peak whose half was covered by clouds. He nodded in satisfaction; from now on, this mountain would be his abode.
“Hmm!” Heloise noted Muria’s answer and pulled out a cylin with silver-gray magic patterns. A bolt of golden thunder struck the cylinder, and then the dark gold magic patterns on the cylinder lit up.
Heloise, under the puzzled gaze of Muria, placed the cylinder on the ground. The whole process puzzled Muria.
“What’s this supposed to do?”
“Get someone to build your dwelling for you.” Heloise glanced at Muria, “Do you think we Titans build our homes ourselves?”
“Aren’t they?”
“Of course not. With the time it takes, it’s better to find people to fight a few more battles, or to go to the Abyss Training Field and kill a few demons.”
“So, who builds our Titan dwellings?”
“You’ll see in a bit. They’re coming soon.”
Upon hearing Heloise’s words, Muria curiously looked around. Since his arrival at the Titan Clan Land, everything here has continued to refresh his understanding one time after another. Now, he is anticipating that his worldviews will once again be challenged.
“Hum.” A dot of light appeared in the sky. As the light spot gradually expanded, a teleportation array, several hundred meters in diameter and perpendicular to the ground, appeared in mid-air under Muria’s calm gaze, who had long been mentally prepared.
Next, a giant object, thousands of metres long, gradually flew out of the magic array.
“Are you kidding me?” Muria looked dumbstruck at the futuristic metallic battleship in the sky. Who could tell him why such a thing would appear in Elasia? Isn’t this a world of gods and demons?
“Are you curious as to how our Titan Clan Land has ships that are entirely made of metal?” Heloise looked up at the battleship in the sky, her tone bland.
“Yeah, no matter how I look at it, this thing doesn’t seem to be a product of our Elasia. In the knowledge passed down by the Dragon Race, the Floating ships built by mages don’t look like this.”
Muria looked at the battleship in the sky full of futuristic technology, and said somewhat inexplicably. In the heritage memory of his Dragon Race, Elasia does have many flying structures, but they are nothing like this.
“It was brought back by one of our Noble elders when he returned from the Void.” Heloise explained faintly.
“This one here?”
“…” Heloise looked at Muria speechlessly, “Muria, I hope Lord Ansalor returns soon and takes you to meet the distinguished elders of our clan. You know nothing about the power of the Epic Titan.”
“It appears I have underestimated it. How many battleships did that Noble elder of our clan bring back?” Muria asked a little embarrassedly, under Heloise’s somewhat contemptuous gaze.
“I don’t know. Don’t ask me anymore. In time, if you go and see the residence of that Noble, you will understand everything.”
“Alright.” Upon hearing Heloise’s words, Muria looked up at the battleship hovering in the sky, watching the giant humanoid mechanical creatures flying out.
A strong sense of anticipation arose in his heart, he now profoundly wishes for the return of his father so that he could visit those Titans who had already broken through to Epic level with him. He wanted to see what was different about them compared to his maternal grandfather, Dimos, and what made being Epic so special.
“Whoosh!” “Whoosh!” “Whoosh!” From the hanging battleship, metal mechanical creatures flew out densely like locusts. Among them, an extraordinarily giant humanoid mechanical creature separated from the tight and orderly formation. With dazzling blue-white flames on its body, it landed in front of Muria and Heloise.
Muria looked at the humanoid mechanical creature in front of him, which was twenty-five meters tall, with an indescribable feeling in his heart. He thought that the world he belonged to in his previous life definitely had more advanced technology compared to his current one, except that it did not have the existence of extraordinary powers. But reality is, just within the Titan Clan he belongs to, they own a technological level that would have blown his previous world away.
“Huh?” As Muria was observing the humanoid machine in front of him, which was full of futuristic tech style, he was taken aback to discover that this humanoid killing machine, equipped with a ship-slicing blade, a back full of howitzers, and various small-scale weapons, wasn’t purely a technological creation.
“Are these magic patterns?” Muria asked somewhat uncertainly, observing the shallow lines on the metal armor of the mechanical creature in front of him. Not just the armor, all the weapons it carried were also engraved with various magic patterns.
The mechanical creature’s electronic eyes looked at Muria, blinked once, and then very humanely saluted Muria with a hand on its chest.
“Mechanical Legion, J508 greets His Majesty Prince Mureya! All members of our Mechanical Legion have been modified, and all the parts on our bodies have been inscribed with magic patterns.”
“Magic-modified Mechanical Legion.” Muria looked at the mechanical creature in the sky, then took a closer look at the humanoid killing machine in front of him, whose equipment was more sophisticated compared to the other mechanical creations. Suddenly, a thought came to Muria.
“You know me?” Muria looked at it skeptically. Not one of the Titans or exotic Beast in the clan knew him, now a mechanical creature that suddenly popped out, called out his name without having been introduced, how could Muria not be stunned?
“His Majesty Prince Mureya, the moment you were born, your information was already stored in our database. The entire Mechanical Legion is aware of your existence.”
“No need to be surprised, these mechanical puppets have the information and data of every living being on Clan Land, to avoid unnecessary conflicts.” Seeing Muria’s surprised eyes, Heloise explained.
“J508, Muria has chosen the mountain behind you as his future residence. Now, you will lead your troops to start building a dwelling for Muria.” Then Heloise gave instructions to the mechanical creation with the serial number of J508.
“Understood.” J508 turned around and silently gave orders to the mechanical soldiers who had landed on the ground and formed a square formation. With one mechanical creation after another taking off into the air, pulling the ship-slicing blades from their bodies, they flew towards the mountain that Muria had chosen…
