Shut Up, Malevolent Dragon! I Don’t Want to Have Any More Children With You

After a brief period of rest, Leon and Rosvisser were ready to set out once more—with Noa and Xiaoxue in tow—on their continued journey to search for the Thunder Spirit Core.

Before they departed, Tower Master had someone deliver a few more teleportation crystals.

“Crystals were also sent to the Flame Dragon King, the Thunder Dragon King, and the others. That way, if the Silver Dragon Sanctuary is °• N 𝑜 v 𝑒 l i g h t •° attacked, there’s no need to send a signal dragon. Just use the crystal to open a portal directly.

In addition to fixed-point teleportation, the crystals also serve as a simple communication tool.

The basic principle is this: any two crystals can locate each other, and once a portal is opened at one end, it can either pull someone in or send someone out.

In other words, if A locates B and opens a gate, A can choose to bring B over, rather than going to B themselves.

It works the same way between the Silver Dragon Sanctuary and the other Dragon Kings.

Of course, aside from emergency reinforcements or support, the crystals can also be used for retreat.

As long as you’re locked onto a crystal far enough away, you can flee through it.

It’s also an expression of confidence: even if they chase us, they’d still be trapped in the void.

That blade-wielding guy’s ashes were already scattered by the General...

All hail the transmission system, and bless Talos.”

“Thank the Tower Master for me,” Leon said as he stowed the crystals.

He and Rosvisser kept two for themselves and handed the rest to Vida.

“I already used a signal dragon to contact the The Fire Spirit Divine Stallion Clan. They’ll send someone here in a few days to negotiate with me about the Fire Spirit Core,”

Vida said. “You just focus on finding the Thunder Spirit Core—I can handle convincing the Divine Stallion.”

“Will it really go smoothly? What if… they refuse to hand over the Fire Spirit Core?” Leon asked, somewhat concerned.

Vida shook his head.