Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 236 - 189: Subduing the Dragon Girl_5

Chapter 236: Chapter 189: Subduing the Dragon Girl_5

The next instant, two dragon shadows emerged from behind the pair, intertwining and swirling in the air, emitting a dragon’s roar that shook heaven and earth.

The black dragon wings on Shanoba’s back stretched out uncontrollably, unfurling to envelop both of them.

Gaven felt a tickling sensation at the root of his shoulder armor, as if something was about to grow out from there.

"What are you two doing?" The Young Red Copper Dragon, hearing the dragon’s roar, rushed back, causing the entangled man and woman to stiffen and pause their movements.

Fortunately, Shanoba’s black dragon wings were large enough to cover the junction of the pair tightly.

Gaven replied in a muffled voice, "Nothing, keep watch. I’m examining her recent changes; her wyvern transformation seems to have developed further."

"Really?" Aivensa was somewhat skeptical. Was it necessary to hold her in his arms to examine her body?

"Really!" Gaven responded earnestly.

"What’s with the dragon shadows on you two?" This was what the Young Red Copper Dragon was most concerned about.

The dragon shadows on their bodies had not dissipated and were still entangled, looking a bit like a faint mist.

Their appearances were distinctly different; the one emerging from Shanoba was clearly her in wyvern form.

The one coming from Gaven was much more indistinct, merely the silhouette of a Giant Dragon; it was difficult to discern which kind it was. To Aivensa, it seemed more like the Red Copper Dragon, exuding an aura that she found very appealing, stirring a desire to rush over and play.

"It’s a blessing from the Dragon Oak Mother Tree," Gaven attributed everything to the Dragon Oak Mother Tree.

In fact, it was true; his soul and body had become intimately connected with the Giant Dragon, starting from when he first formed a mysterious bond with the Dragon Oak Mother Tree at the first golden Milestone of Destiny.

"Then when you have time, check me as well," Aivensa requested.

"Sure." Gaven mustered all his determination to deal with the persistent youngster. "You go chase away those fools trying to come up here. Tonight, I’ll tell you the rest of the Monkey Brother’s adventures in the Heavenly Palace."

"Finish it in one go? Without leaving it half-done?"

"I’ll finish it in one go, but if you keep nagging, I might change my mind."

"Alright! Alright! Alright!" sang the Young Red Copper Dragon, now distracted, as she walked away in the Universal Language version of Monkey Brother.

No sooner had Gaven sensed Aivensa walk away than Shanoba launched into a new round of action.

She couldn’t help but recall how it felt the last time she was pierced by the Keen Edge Longspear.

But this time, the sensation of the piercing, along with the indescribable sensation, was different from the last.

Now, she was the one in control; now she was the knight.

Shanoba, with a mindset for quick resolution, pushed her attack speed to the maximum.

However, she underestimated Gaven’s strength.

"Hey!" Gaven laughed heartily, "If you can’t do it, just let me help you. Vigor!"

Shanoba felt Gaven’s eyes light up with a familiar blue glow, sending a shiver through her whole body, her hairs almost standing on end.

This was the precursor to the opponent’s strange mental attack.

What did this bastard want to do?

She had already given her all, offering everything she had; did he still want to control her soul consciousness?

After the last time she was controlled, the Black Dragoness had analyzed in depth why Gaven could manipulate her like a puppet.

From the start, she had never really believed in the Magic Potion story; she had never heard of such a peculiar and powerful Magic Potion, and she couldn’t feel that sort of alteration or shackle in her body.

After much thought, she concluded that his special ability was to blame.

Only by controlling the spirit, the soul, could one achieve that effect.

Shanoba’s analysis was not wrong, but she blamed the wrong party.

The expected control did not come; instead, a warmth flowed into her body, filling her with powerful vitality and strength, giving her the illusion of being even more powerful than before—though the method of infusion was a bit too peculiar.