The peculiarity of the icon isn’t solely because of the white giant dragon pattern on it, but also its almost transparent appearance.
It’s as if there isn’t enough paint, with a few lazy strokes outlining it, and the interior hasn’t been colored yet.
This feature is strikingly different from other inactive icons in black and white.
It is also completely different from the activated colorful pattern placed in the bloodline column.
This imdiately sparked Raine’s interest.
’Why is it the icon of a White Dragon?’
Having read the Lankote Snowfield Monster Atlas and recognized the dragon’s shape as a White Dragon, Raine was imdiately astonished.
He promptly focused his attention on the peculiar icon.
The na of the icon reads - [Adult White Dragon Bloodline] (Incomplete 1/10)
’Is it really a White Dragon?’
’But this incompleteness...’
Raine certainly understands the aning of ’incomplete,’ but the issue is, this situation is unprecedented.
Mainly because Raine doesn’t know how much this incompleteness affects the bloodline.
Thus, Raine concentrated on examining it imdiately.
’Hiss~’
As he scrutinized each bloodline talent and spell-like ability, his eyes widened ever more, finally leaving him utterly dumbfounded.
The bloodline talents total five items.
Ice King lv3 (Incomplete, retaining only minor effects): When casting any ice spell, power is increased by 100%; when learning any ice spell, learning speed is doubled.
White Dragon Physique lv3 (Incomplete, retaining only minor effects): Power 2, Agility 2, Constitution 2, Intelligence 1, gain advanced resistance to frost spells, and basic resistance to other magic.
Thermal Imaging Vision lv2 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Dragon Scale Defense lv3 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Frightening Dignity lv3 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
"This is too powerful!"
Just the bloodline talents alone have Raine’s blood racing.
This is Raine’s first ti seeing the extraordinary tier monster bloodline.
If he rembers correctly, the Lankote Snowfield Monster Atlas states that the adult White Dragon’s challenge level is Level 13.
But actually, the strength of dragon-type creatures often directly correlates with their age and size.
If it’s an older, more robust White Dragon, its challenge level might soar to 14, 15, or even 16.
And the challenge level of ancient White Dragons is as high as Level 20.
Even though White Dragons are often referred to by Bards as ’the most foolish dragon type,’ ’the sha of dragonkind,’ and ’the caboose of the Five-Color Dragons,’
adventurers are well aware that killing a White Dragon is an arduous task.
Adventurers without extraordinary tier status shouldn’t even think about it.
The eerie white bones outside the White Dragon Nest are the best proof.
Although the bloodline talents are incomplete, Raine can vaguely see how strong the adult White Dragon is.
Additionally, he benefits sowhat from each of the five items.
Take the first item, Ice King lv3.
Even in its incomplete state with only a tenth of its effect remaining, Ice King lv3’s effect still surpasses the Frost Affinity lv5 previously provided by the Counter-attacking Ice Spirit.
The power of ice spells has doubled, and the learning speed has increased.
And White Dragon Physique lv3, although also incomplete, looking at the increased attribute points, it’s equivalent to leveling up by Two Levels.
Of course, the premise is to equip it.
After calming his agitated emotions, Raine looked further downward.
Spell-like abilities almost densely filled his view.
Raine carefully counted them; there are nine types of spell-like abilities.
Frost Breath lv3 (Incomplete, retaining only minor effects, roughly equivalent to a Fourth Level Spell): Mimics an adult White Dragon’s frost breath, spraying across a 20-ter range in a cone shape.
All targets within the area will suffer frost damage and cold effects.
(Note: Currently, for targets without frost resistance, cold effects include a 50% reduction in movent speed, a 25% increase in attack intervals, lasting for 5 seconds.)
High-level Invisibility Spell of Snow Ground lv2 (Incomplete, retaining only minor effects, roughly equivalent to a Fourth Level Spell):
Can grant invisibility effects to oneself or friendly targets on ice or snowy ground. Additionally, move at normal speed unaffected by ice or snow cover, lasting 30 minutes.
Ice Storm lv3 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Ice Armor lv3 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Ice Cone lv2 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Freezing Wind lv2 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Ice Wall Spell lv2 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Polar Ray lv2 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
Icebound Shackles lv2 (Too incomplete, currently no effect)....
However, among the nine items in spell-like abilities, the latter seven are almost entirely unusable due to the bloodline’s incompleteness.
Raine understands this well.
After all, this is just one-tenth of the White Dragon Bloodline; to have such power is already far beyond his expectations.
Furthermore, this is an unexpected windfall.
Therefore, although most bloodline talents and spell-like abilities can only be observed, Raine is still overjoyed.
However, Raine soon thought of a question:
’But why couldn’t the system purify the trace amounts of Dragon Bloodline when dealing with the Winged Kobold before?’
’Is it because it’s too thin?’
’It seems not quite right.’
’Could it be that the system automatically discards human bloodlines, leaving only monster bloodlines, which led to this situation after killing the White Dragon Mage Aiel?’
Although he doesn’t know exactly how the system works, the more Raine thinks about it, the more he feels his speculation makes sense.
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