Above the continent of Tarir, an Alchemy Giant Dragon spread its wings and soared through the clouds.
Bugreit occasionally craned his neck to gaze down at the landscape of this continent.
"That battle was truly fierce; it turned this place into such a wreck."
In Bugreit's high-speed flight, the earth below quickly transitioned between various regions.
So areas were mountainous with lightning and thunder, while others were swamps filled with venom and chlorine gas, and still others were shrouded in dark, sinister clouds.
Various bizarre and extre environnts were everywhere; at a glance, there were hardly any places suitable for human habitation on this continent.
Bugreit had fallen into slumber thousands of years ago, and now, seeing this unrecognizable land, he couldn't help but feel wistful.
Back then, it was a vibrant and prosperous scene, where many races and newborn life settled down, cultivated land, and built civilization.
At that ti, he was still a majestic Giant Dragon, indifferent to the progress of these mortal lives.
Suddenly, a grotesque creature, slender like a snake, shot out from the clouds ahead. It lunged straight at the Alchemy Giant Dragon flying in the sky, spraying a jet of dark purple venom.
In mid-flight, Bugreit twisted effortlessly, dodging the venom, and then opened his mouth to shoot out a beam ford by Radiant Power.
The beam instantly pierced through the sky's venomous snake, its massive body plumting straight from the sky, crashing onto a section of land below.
The mont this colossal corpse hit the ground, the Power of the Five Elents began to erode it, and various grotesque creatures gathered around greedily devouring this "gift from heaven."
"One after another, why are they so aggressive? Can't they sense the Dragon Might on ?" Bugreit was growing vexed.
On this journey, he had encountered countless attacks in the sky, with many creatures eager to provoke him as soon as they saw him.
So creatures were pathetically weak, yet even when he unleashed his Dragon Might, they appeared completely unaware, as if they had no sense at all.
"On this trip back, I must make Kana give proper compensation," Bugreit muttered.
Soon, he saw a mountain peak piercing the sky like a spike. Bugreit folded his wings and landed atop the mountain.
As soon as he landed, another group of bizarre creatures charged at him. Bugreit unleashed a flurry of light beams, killing these monsters one by one.
"Sigh, it's just endless."
After clearing the surrounding monsters, Bugreit carefully scanned the horizon, trying to identify his target area for this journey.
"Is there really a remnant of Dragon Divine Level bloodline in this sinister place?"
This was why Kana had sent him here—to search for a hidden remnant bloodline unique to the Star Realm Giant Dragons.
As Star Realm Giant Dragons mature, reaching the adult stage, they naturally beco of Legendary Level.
And those exceptionally gifted and diligent Star Realm Giant Dragons, during their long lifetis, have the chance to step into the Domain of the Gods.
However, even for Giant Dragons, reaching this realm is fraught with difficulty. But there are always so extraordinarily talented dragons who succeed in breaking through and beco revered Dragon Gods.
Once becoming a God, Star Realm Giant Dragons shed their mortal form. For them, the mortal form becos a condensed heritage of bloodline, which is highly attractive to other dragons.
If a dragon is similarly gifted, such a bloodline heritage might help it beco a new Dragon God, although the likelihood of success is very low.
Regardless, possessing such heritage is beneficial; even if one's talent doesn't reach the required height, it still provides so enhancent.
For Star Realm Giant Dragons, such bloodline heritage is equivalent to a Stone of Creation.
However, such heritage is extrely rare for Star Realm Giant Dragons, as they are scattered across various worlds. Bugreit himself isn't sure if any of his kin on this world has already beco a Dragon God.
According to the usual dragon behavior, if a dragon were to beco a Dragon God, they would likely want the whole world and even the entire Star Realm to know. Such a low-profile Dragon God is truly rare.
Of course, not every dragon fits this stereotype, and Bugreit himself is an exception.
"With such a heritage, maybe it can truly lure that cursed traitor out," Bugreit thought to himself.
Even a Blade Dragon, who has fallen into Abyssal Hell, essentially belongs to the Star Realm Giant Dragons. This kind of bloodline heritage is equally attractive to it.
There are no shortage of Dragon Divine Level powerful entities in the Abyss, not to ntion this heritage originating from a forr world; once the Blade Dragon obtains it, it can fight at full strength.
For such a traitor, this is undoubtedly a once-in-a-lifeti opportunity, sure to draw it out of the Abyss.
Then, the blade of revenge will surely make it pay a terrible price.
"How does Kana know these things? Does he really have such formidable prophetic powers?" Bugreit remained puzzled to this day.
Kana's prophetic heritage was truly perplexing, considering it involves the legacy of a Dragon God—which shouldn't be so easily pinpointed by a prophet's predictions, right?
As he pondered, his body suddenly shook uncontrollably. His silver Scale Armor unfolded in layers, and masses of blood-red liquid surged within him like a torrential flood.
The surface of the Scale Armor was covered with dense blood-colored inscriptions, and his entire body's muscles started inexplicably extending.
Bugreit's size continuously increased visibly, and the tal components on him were undergoing various transformations, appearing increasingly graceful and powerful.
The tallic shine erged from the gaps between Scale Armor, forming an unusual spectacle like radiant feathers.
"No way, what's he doing? Why is he getting stronger again?" Bugreit exclaid in surprise.
The reason for his transformation was evidently due to Kana's power increase, which transmitted onto him.
The problem was, when he departed for the mission, Kana had already experienced a power boost—not much ti had passed, had it?
Bugreit figured it should be less than two months.
He really couldn't comprehend; he was completely at a loss.
"Could there be a problem with the heritage in my mind? Could it be missing so information, or why can't I make any sense of it?" Bugreit couldn't help but complain.
Ultimately, he sighed helplessly, shook his body.
Thinking about those things was useless; anyway, there are countless inexplicable aspects about Kana.
With a flap of his wings, transforming into a stream of light, Bugreit vanished instantly from where he was, flying toward the distance.
Regardless, the first priority is to handle the current business. Since this bloodline heritage is ant as bait, one can't truly let the Blade Dragon easily seize it, can they?
If the Blade Dragon doesn't obtain it, then could he possibly... Bugreit figured Kana had to give him so reward—he thought this heritage was quite appealing.
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