This Giant Dragon is So Powerful!-Chapter 46 - 45: Ambush

The next period of time returned to the previous mode.

Every day was spent researching magic, mainly on the Second Ring·Water Element Enhancement Technique. Udi was eagerly anticipating the magic effect at the Master level.

Although the Second Ring Spell is a lower-tier magic with a relatively low level, its power and effect are not invariable. When a Master-level mage uses lower-tier magic and expends a large amount of magic power to upgrade, it can still produce very astonishing results. Therefore, there is no need to worry about it being quickly discarded and becoming useless, especially this kind of auxiliary enhancement technique that can be stacked and used, which won’t become outdated even into the mid-to-high-level mage stage.

In daily research and practice of the Water Element Enhancement Technique, to quickly reach the Master level, Udi even completely abandoned the absorption of magic power, the cultivation of spiritual power, and other magics, focusing wholeheartedly on studying the Water Element Enhancement Technique.

When the cooldown of the Feast Talent arrived each month, he would start eating, sleeping, and growing.

After waking up, he continued to research, day after day. Sometimes, when tired from researching magic, during breaks, Udi couldn’t help but marvel at how diligent he had become.

He had become a giant dragon, able to become a dominant force by merely eating and sleeping, his lifespan even longer beyond imagination, why think so negatively?

Udi pondered for a moment, he reckoned it was due to the magic proficiency showing on the panel.

No player would remain idle upon seeing a progress display on a panel, and realizing effort can constantly increase and strengthen, right?

Grind, it must be ground fiercely!

Meanwhile, his subordinates and followers were continuing their development, their strength growing day by day.

Since the Wild Dwarves, this great enemy, were discovered, Shiji began to adjust previous plans, allowing the hunting team to completely avoid the opponent’s territory range.

But this doesn’t mean they ignored the threat posed by the Wild Dwarves clan.

After lurking and developing for a while, Shiji personally led a squad composed entirely of Level 4 Warriors, carefully wandering within the territory of the Wild Dwarves clan. Calmly observing and probing the opponent’s strength, while intentionally hunting a large number of demons and wild beasts in their territory.

This proactive provocative behavior greatly infuriated the Wild Dwarves clan, who soon organized several teams of Wild Dwarf Warriors to set out, intending to eliminate these audacious invaders from their powerful Brown Forest Clan territory!

...

More than three months later, one day, the sun was bright, the weather was great.

In the dense forest.

Silhouettes moved swiftly, stirring countless birds.

Soon, these figures reached a high rocky area where they gathered and dispersed upon receiving commands, stealthily ambushing in various surrounding places.

Having precisely camouflaged for about half an hour, noises suddenly came from afar. The sound of a large number of footsteps gradually approached, and upon hearing it, the warriors ambushing on the rock walls held their breaths.

Within sight, two fully armed Wild Dwarf Warriors pushed through the forest, leading their team onto this path. They moved in two rows, keeping a three-meter distance between each other, wearing solemn and stern expressions.

The formation of the Wild Dwarves extended very long, around two to three hundred meters.

After the front Warriors passed, heavy giant beast footsteps resonated from the forest at the end of the formation.

One, two, three.

A total of three Triangular Dragons, several times larger than elephants, slowly walked onto this path, with each bearing an imposing Wild Dwarf Knight on their back.

Due to their considerable size and the narrowness of the path, the three Sub-dragon Knights could only proceed in a single line.

.....

"Valentine, no idea what the Elders are thinking. Aren’t they just some goblins and kobolds? Is it necessary to dispatch the three of us and so many clan warriors to eliminate them? Damn..."

Leading from the front, the long-bearded Wild Dwarf riding on a Triangular Dragon swatted a palm-sized mosquito dead, smearing its black-green bursting juice onto the gray neck shield of his mount, muttering.

Valentine was the Sub-dragon Knight who initially discovered and led his Wild Dwarf Warriors to eliminate the invaders.

And the complaining long-bearded Wild Dwarf is named Kuka. Alongside the silent, expressionless Vickers, they comprise the commanders tasked with eradicating the invaders this time.

"Kuka, complain less. The Elders dispatched us together to swiftly crush that group of invaders," Valentine calmly replied.

Yet the two Wild Dwarf comrades, knowing Valentine’s belligerent nature, knew he must be eager for action now.

"Ugh, what do you know? I just managed to date Lina... Damn it, I even presented a Middle-Level Magic Core to barely make her agree... Ugh... Now suddenly tasked to go out, ditching Lina, surely she’ll be furious, what do I do after..." Kuka voiced rather gloomily.

Upon these words, Valentine and the silent Vickers both looked at Kuka in shock, a while later, Valentine couldn’t help but say,

"Seriously, Kuka, are you sure it wasn’t just a Low-Level Magic Core?"

"If I was giving a Low-Level Magic Core, would I be this distressed?" Kuka responded with a full grievance, quite downcast.

Valentine and Vickers exchanged a glance, eye content expressing only two words.

Fool!

Magic cores come from within demons, but not all demons contain magic cores, or rather, most demons don’t form magic cores within.

Is it precious?

To describe it visually, if compared with the value of Subordinate Magic Crystals, a Middle-Level Magic Core could easily exchange for fifty pieces of Subordinate Magic Crystals, or if of high quality, even a hundred or two hundred Subordinate Magic Crystals can be effortlessly obtained.

Previously, the Black Blood Race and Green Forest Race, plus a group of Giant Demons, struggled for half a year to trade with the Higlind family, obtaining barely two hundred Subordinate Magic Crystals. Even factoring in spell trading prices, it wouldn’t exceed the value of four hundred Subordinate Magic Crystals!

Reflecting on the value of the Middle-Level Magic Core, Valentine and Vickers felt aching at heart.

With such wealth, isn’t inviting them two brothers for drinks better? Enough for the three to indulge for a long time.

Noticing his two brothers’ displeased faces, Kuka scratched his head, and after a moment of hesitation, explained, "Although it’s a Middle-Level Magic Core, it’s only from a Level 5 Iron Armor Pig, not that expensive....."

Kuka’s explanation did nothing to mitigate the situation, rather it made Valentine and Vickers’s faces even darker.

What’s with the Level 5 Magic Core? Does Level 5 Magic Core not count as Middle-Level Magic Core?

At their strength and status, earning the wealth equivalent to one Level 5 Magic Core in a year is challenging!

During their chatter, a fist-sized fireball suddenly smashed onto Kuka, who was leading from the front.

The fireball exploded, hot fire rings spread outward, and a chilling scream erupted from the explosion center.