Chapter 615 Aersus
615 Aersus
Soon, the two Dragon's shared their Spell Models with the two. They used some kind of magic similar to the books in the library of the Academy.
Nevertheless, it felt as if they used a memory transfer spell to show them what the Spell Models looked like. It was certainly more effective as the image of the Spell Models was very clear.
They were Draconic Scale Armor, Dragon's Roar, Draconic Breath, Dragon's Wrath.
The Draconic Scale Armor could be used by humans and it grants the caster a layer of scales that covers their skin, similar to a dragon... It can be used to protect against physical or magical damage, or to enhance strength and durability.
However, even if humans could record this Spell through some luck, they would not be able to utilize it with its full might because they are missing the Dragon's blood and physique.
On the other hand, the Dragon's Roar allows the caster to unleash a powerful roar that can stun, frighten, or damage enemies, similar to a dragon. It could be used to intimidate, distract, or weaken targets.
Unfortunately, this powerful Spell could not differentiate between friend and foe. Even if this could incapacitate your enemies, it would be the same for your companions.
Nevertheless, Vale accepted this Spell since it could also be fused to other spells once he had successfully recorded it.
The third Spell, which was Draconic Breath, was a bit trickier to record.
During the recording process, you have to be in an environment with rich elemental essence.
If you are on a volcano, the Draconic Breath Spell would become Fire Dragon's Breath, and a stream of fire from your mouth could be released... This Spell Model was very magical and Vale wanted to experiment on it.
'If I record this Spell amidst the lightning strikes… Then, will I get the Lightning Breath?' Vale mused as he heard Ryzoir's explanation.
It seems that after many years of staying here in the basement, they were still glad that some people had decided to visit and talk to them.
Vale may be imagining it, but he could feel that these two weren't terrible Dragons at all. They were just unlucky that Magnus had bad intentions when summoning them.
Lastly, the Dragon's Wrath Spell was probably the finest support spell Vale could ever ask for.
This Spell increases the caster's power, speed, and helps all Spell Lights in his body to have a lower cooldown!
Like a dragon, the caster would become more fierce and formidable in combat!
It could be used to dominate or destroy enemies in short durations!
"I hope there is nothing wrong in these Spell Models…" Vale muttered as he inspected the Spell Models that the Dragons had shown to them.
"You can easily tell if there are problems in those Spell Models. You don't have to agitate us." Orden said.
"Send us the Arcane Ores immediately… As for that kid beside you, you can leave him to us. We will reward him if he entertains us with his Ghost King's Spells… I'm sure he can use the Nether Ice Spell and others, right?" Ryzoir suddenly said which stunned Vale for a moment.
It wasn't his plan to leave Chad here at all. He was simply planning to create a reason to give him the Dragon Essence in his collection.
After all, he knew that he couldn't just summon some Dragon Essence and give it to Chad. He had to at least show that he had a connection to Dragon.
Furthermore, even if he decided to transform into a Dragon and attack the capital later, he could just blame these two Dragons and say that they taught the Spell to him during their free time.
"If you're not planning to harm him, then… Chad, what do you think?" Vale inquired, shifting his attention to Chad.
He could sense that Chad was eager to leave, but upon hearing the Dragon express interest in him, Chad couldn't help but pause for a moment to consider his words.
"I… I don't know… Vale, I'm scared to be alone with these Dragons." Chad honestly replied.
It would have been stranger if he didn't feel scared at all.
Vale then contemplated for a moment before asking Yvaine to retrieve one of Aersus' Dragon Scales and handing it to Chad.
"Although I don't think they'll harm you. This scale can protect you from them and for your peace of mind. It's enough to give you some time to escape and for their chains to activate, limiting their strength by a significant degree as a penalty."
As soon as the Dragon Scale appeared, the two dragons immediately recognized it as a genuine scale of a Dragon.
"Incredible! So you have one of these!" Chad exclaimed, feeling the power emanating from the scales.
There was no doubt about its strength at all.
Chad swiftly inspected it, and soon, he discovered that a Rune Art was engraved on it. Once his Dark Energy entered the scale, he could trigger the Rune Art that would activate the barrier for him.
Unsurprisingly, this was Vale's creation.
It was all thanks to his Rune Arts, specifically the Rune Creation Spell, Rune Simplification Spell, and the Protection Rune Spell that he had extracted before.
Typically, Runes must be engraved using a tool and specific techniques. However, with the existence of the Protection Rune Spell, he could cast this spell without relying on tools and imprinting them on items.
Naturally, this meant that he couldn't create any Runes aside from those he already possessed, as manually creating them was impossible without the required knowledge passed on him.
"Interesting… You asked about Aersus, the Soul Eater, right?" Orden asked.
"Yes… Can you answer me now?" Vale asked as he looked at the Dragon's eyes without flinching.
Although the aura of the two Dragons was quite overwhelming inside this prison hall, Vale had a Half-Celestial Physique, and he was even at the limit of his body in terms of his attributes.
"Mhmm… I've heard about Aersus, the dragon that had betrayed the Dragon Realm. Aersus managed to escape by sending dozens of clones to different realms… It seems that the one you have is one of his clone's scales..."
Orden then paused for a moment before he continued...
"It means that once his real body enters this Human Realm, you will be his first target for slaying his clone."
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