Boiling Beast Bloodline
Chapter 534 - 113 If You Act Wild, I Will Accompany With Wine _2

Chapter 534: Chapter 113 If You Act Wild, I Will Accompany With Wine _2

Before anyone had a chance to react, the giant mosquito coiled its wings and fell to the ground, like a scared cricket curling its head and tail into a ball. As it rolled, its body, which was emitting a thick, green smoke, swelled dramatically. When it rose again, the mosquito had turned into a gigantic Tanggula Ice Bear. With the bear’s roaring, one could clearly see the mini tornado made of ice and snow forming amidst its sharp fangs.

"Kampas~~~" the Scepter Shamans cried out in unison.

The stories about Lord Mourinho’s power had always been mysterious within the Bimon Kingdom. Northeast Temple and Southwest Temple have their own intrigues and no one really had close contact with this legendary shaman. Now, they witnessed the power of his follower – it was even more enigmatic than the legends.

At this moment, the Druid transformed back into his original old tree root form.

"Since when did Druids possess this kind of ability?" Ruona frowned, her face stern.

This was not a good thing for the Fairy Dragons. Many years ago, during the heyday of the Elves Empire, there was a legend about a senior Druid who could transform into a Giant Dragon. This had never been confirmed. As for the Druids’ innate ability to transform, it was always said they could only turn into bears and eagles, and not all Druids even had this ability. Like the barriers of Mermaids, these racial abilities also needed to be awakened, and only those with excellent potential could acquire them.

This Druid could transform into a Magical Beast, and while transforming into an Ice Bear, he clearly demonstrated that he could also acquire the magical abilities of an Ice Bear. This indirectly verified that if a highly gifted Druid could train incessantly, he could definitely transform into a Giant Dragon.

The Dragon Clan despised imitations the most. As senior members of the Dragon Clan, the Fairy Dragons were no exception. If a Druid could morph into a Giant Dragon, it would pose many threats to the whole Dragon Clan. Thinking of this, the faces of the two Fairy Dragons turned increasingly grim.

"The transformation technique of Forest Druids is not just a talent. Excellent Druids can transform into any kind of Magical Beast using transformation magic. This magic was invented by a Druid master eight thousand years ago who could transform into a Giant Dragon. The success rate of practicing transformation magic is virtually one in ten thousand, and each level can only transform into two types of Magical Beasts. The difficulty is extremely high, so this magic is almost lost in the Druid Kingdom. My follower, Master Iverson, just happens to be a high-level Druid who knows this magic. It’s normal for the outside world to be unaware of them," Lord Mourinho said leisurely, enjoying the envious looks from around him.

The Scepter Shamans admired this immensely! The enemy defences of the Smey Clan’s swans in the Sunset Swamp were aimed at the Druid Kingdom deep within the swamp. The fact that the head priest had tamed a follower from this kingdom, and that this Druid could transform into high-level Magical Beasts, suggested he was an outstanding Druid.

"That mosquito earlier was too huge. If it were the size of a current mosquito..." Liu Zhenhan used his fingers to measure something as small as an eye booger, smiling slightly: "Then this Druid gentleman would be invincible."

Earning this comment, the Forest Druid looked at the physically impaired Piegel for a long time. This guy made a good point. If the Kemira Poison Mosquito could be that small, it could easily kill a Giant Dragon. Nobody would pay significant attention to a small mosquito.

However, this was impossible. Druids could not transform into beasts lighter than themselves.

The Mage standing next to them also demonstrated his Light magic under the urging of the two Fairy Dragons. After a series of short chants, he picked up a dinner knife with one hand, made a circle with the thumb and index finger of his other hand, aimed at the knife, and the radiance of Xiang Pa instantly formed a beam, in the circle made by his fingers, turning into a white light ball shooting towards the knife. The light ball slowly melted the knife in half.

"Such a strong attack power!" The two Fairy Dragons nodded in agreement. They could tell that this magic was almost as powerful as Fire magic, wreaking havoc in both group and individual battles.

Liu Zhenhan recalled the times when he used a magnifying glass to focus the sun’s rays on ants. This was kind of similar, making him smile.

"May I ask how many illusions you can create with your light and shadow?" Ning Yu asked the Mage.

The Mage was clearly stunned for a moment before answering, "Only three... How did you know?"

"I guessed." Liu Zhenhan chuckled. Amusement welled up within him because Ning Yu’s Illusion Magic was a bit similar to this Light magic.

"When was Light magic created? Why have our Fairy Dragons never even heard of it?" Ruona respectfully asked the head priest of the Swan Tribe.

"Respected Fairy Dragons, in this world, there are many high-ranking creatures. They, like you dragons, choose to recede from the public eye because of their formidable strength. The human race on the Aegean Continent has developed sixteen new types of magic from the four basic elements ’air, fire, water, and earth’. Perhaps this number is even greater, because humans are always learning and creating. Light magic, in principle, is highly similar to the assistive divine skills used by the priests and pastors of the human St. Paul Church. Light magic was created less than two hundred years ago, so it’s normal for you not to know about it." The head priest of the Swan Tribe’s voice suddenly grew impassioned and stirring: "The magic of humans keeps evolving day by day. What about our Bimon war songs? The war songs of ten thousand years ago not only have remained unchanged; some have even been lost! We Bimons and the Mank Tribe are the same. If humans can innovate, why can’t we too?"