Above The Sky
Chapter 1005 - 1005 103 Is Terra Going to Perish

1005: Chapter 103: Is Terra Going to Perish?

(7400, considered a long chapter!)_3 1005: Chapter 103: Is Terra Going to Perish?

(7400, considered a long chapter!)_3 So, Ian softly said: [I can even tell that your situation is quite dire…

evidently, you need help]

[Come here, I have something to ask you]

After much thought, Andor felt he might not have the right to refuse—no matter what method Ian used to possess this little snake, he had no evidence to prove it.

Ian can come and go, but if Andor wants to survive, he must protect this crystal dragon hatchling.

If anything unusual happens to the hatchling, regardless of the outcome, his end will swiftly come.

Not to mention the relationship between Ian and Master Gossay, just a word from Ian could pull him out of the breeding area, or…

sink him into the Tranquil Sea.

The most important trait of a smart person is to not care about things they shouldn’t care about and only focus on the present situation.

Understanding this, the elf pirate decisively turned around, sprinted to the front of the nurturing room, and almost slid to his knees at the door, speaking with utmost sincerity and respect: “What instructions do you have for me?”

[Very good, very good]

The little dragon nodded contentedly: [You’re a smart person, so I won’t say much]

[Tell me, where is this place?]

[What is your current situation, and how should you cooperate if you want to improve it?]

[Lastly, can you contact Master Gossay?]

These three questions were simple and clear, and Andor answered swiftly and fluently: “This is a breeding base of the Setar Empire located around the Tranquil Sea, approximately north of Mist Port, although I’m not sure.

I was brought here with my senses completely suppressed, estimating using the direction of the wind and currents.”

“I am currently a D-level personnel at Mist Port, without human rights, and can be conscripted to deal with troublesome issues, possibly leading to my death at any moment.

Probably because of Master Gossay, I haven’t been conscripted yet, but if the crystal dragon egg doesn’t hatch soon, I suppose I will be discarded after a whole year.”

“However, you…uh, as long as this hatchling hatches, I have a high chance of shedding this identity to become a relatively stable grassroots nurturer.”

“As for the last, I cannot actively contact Master Gossay, but he will find me if necessary, although it’s rare…

but with the dragon egg hatching, he will definitely contact me soon!”

[Hmm]

Ian nodded thoughtfully.

Just as Andor thought, he wasn’t afraid at all of the other party mentioning his ability to possess the hatchling—leaving aside whether others would believe it, even if they did, they couldn’t possibly prove Ian’s possession of the hatchling specifically.

Andor wasn’t foolish either.

He was only flustered because he was being overly cautious earlier.

In fact, he already understood the current situation when answering: for Ian to possess this body, whether due to a mysterious event or spirit energy, there must be a purpose.

The hatchling’s body can do very few things; he needs auxiliary help, and being a familiar person and a ‘weakling’ whose life and death could be controlled, Andor is the perfect assistant in the breeding area.

As for the last, Master Gossay hinted to Andor, telling him that Ian could rely on greater power to pull him out of his misery or plunge him into hell at any time…

but as long as Andor cooperates well, this White Folk youth who already spared his life once doesn’t mind sparing him again.

The premise is that he needs to cooperate.

Andor wouldn’t just cooperate—he would practically grovel!

“Sir, do you want some fresh air?”

Realizing Ian was his benefactor and not his executioner, Andor’s tone shifted from fear to flattery, which is actually a good sign, proving his absolute cooperation.

And Ian naturally wouldn’t refuse: [As far as my current ‘hatchling identity’ allows, try to show me the surrounding situations]

The labyrinth breeding base around Sertar Empire Mist Port…

he had heard its name for a long time, but never had the opportunity to visit.

This place produces over thirty percent of the magical beast materials for the Imperial Military and the Imperial Capital, and with its power alone, it can rival the output of several provinces.

It’s undoubtedly a super output facility and a target Ian plans to freeload for borrowing experience in his future ‘South Sea Great Labyrinth’ ecosystem project.

There are many advanced and mature technologies here, waiting for him to learn and analyze!

Ian isn’t in a hurry either; he has plenty of time.

As long as Andor doesn’t die, his crystal dragon avatar is essentially an inside-out move, allowing him to accomplish many tasks that ordinary nurturers and magical beasts can’t.

Freeloading technology and resources is entirely feasible!

Andor brought out a great cart, loaded the entire incubation platform containing the crystal dragon hatchling, and then pushed it out of the incubation room—the other dragon egg remained inside.

Ian told Andor not to worry, as the egg wouldn’t hatch temporarily and would ‘hatch under Andor’s careful care’ at the appropriate time, becoming part of his accomplishments.

In this way, he will also gain some status in the breeding area, facilitating Ian’s actions in the future.

[Seems quite free here]

Ian coiled on the cart, curiously looking around.

Inside the greenhouse, there were dozens of transparent incubation rooms, some empty, some not yet hatched, and some already hatched but staying inside, moving slowly or resting within the incubation room.