Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 803 - 534 Giant Dragon Coast_2

Chapter 803: Chapter 534 Giant Dragon Coast_2

It could be called the Force of Destiny, the Power of Law, or even utilized as Magic Power, but such a misuse, without a doubt, was the most wasteful.

This was a thing even the gods coveted, gathering in abundance only when the destiny of beings was changed.

The Force of Destiny continued to amass, even while the youth was following Gaven to learn magic.

Reflecting carefully, Gaven realized this young man had been engulfed by such a vast amount of Destiny’s Force at their first meeting; Gaven simply hadn’t considered it, attributing the phenomenon to their initial encounter and its subtleties.

But this time, the amount was enormous, and with the previous encounter for comparison, it was immediately identifiable.

Considering what he was currently involved in, it wasn’t difficult to deduce that this Force of Destiny stemmed from those migrating immigrants; their migration process was their process of changing destinies.

This time, even Philancy dared not rashly suggest that Gaven use this Force of Destiny to enhance his Professional Level.

Because this power was so vast that once it reached its Peak State, it could produce something unique that could make even legendary Spellcasters like herself, let alone the gods, envious.

The Force of Destiny was something that even the gods could not control, and they could only watch helplessly as it evolved on its own.

Setting other matters aside, the ability to Destroy Evil was somewhat beyond Philancy’s understanding; at least she had never heard of any god possessing such power. Even the most divine gods at best could purify and obliterate evil completely, yet they were unable to extract its essence for their own use.

Especially the capacity to destroy and transform even a terrifying entity like Dimogorgen’s limbs, was not something ordinary Mortals could do, but a power belonging to the gods.

What kind of monster had she encountered this time?

No, more precisely, what kind of monster had sought her out?

Regardless, Gaven’s special state had completely awakened Philancy’s desire to teach. In her spare time, she planned to thoroughly study and tailor a system and abilities for him, to see how far he could ultimately grow. After all, she had nothing but time now.

The time spent together always seemed exceptionally brief, and before she knew it, Philancy’s allocated time for free movement on the Material Plane for the month had run out.

As per the old routine, besides an assortment of daily necessities and collected information, Gaven still carefully prepared five Aftertastes for her, to help her endure the long loneliness.

As soon as Philancy’s figure disappeared, Gaven immediately activated the Mesnoel Teleportation Spell. His chief of staff, Veranika, was already waiting for him as agreed, not hesitating for a moment before transporting directly to the migration army.

For the migration army had traversed the entirety of the Giant Plains, reaching the intermediary city on their journey, Efanso in the Giant Dragon Coast.

Before discussing Efanso, the Giant Dragon Coast must be introduced.

Giant Dragon Coast was located on the southern bank of Dragon Lake, a western tributary of the Sea of Fallen Stars, facing the Komeer Kingdom and the Sambiyan Kingdom across the sea. The widest point reached more than a hundred and sixty kilometers, while the narrowest, located where Dragon Lake met the Sea of Fallen Stars, that is where West Gate City of the Giant Dragon Coast lay opposite Uraspil of Sambia, also measured a good twenty kilometers.

Giant Dragon Coast doesn’t only refer to land; it also includes the various islands along the coast.

Unlike the opposite Komeer and Sambiyan Kingdoms, this place had never been united, and likely never would be in the future.

It was currently home to three powerful city-states and about seven Thief Guilds, several pirate crews, and countless secret organizations controlling the cities and villages of various sizes.

There were many trade routes here, though none could be considered prime choices.

Because the land routes were squeezed by the Troll Mountains, Giant Run Mountain Range, Sunset Mountain Range, and Stormhorn Mountains, and the Giant Plains had once been part of them, reaching West Gate marked the end of the journey.

Taking the waterway might sound appealing, but first, you’d have to overcome the myriad Pirate crews, sea dragons, and maritime storms.

Do you think the names Dragon Lake and Giant Dragon Coast came from nowhere?

Dragon Lake, also known as Lake of the Giant Dragon, housed a large number of Dragon Turtles, sea dragons, and Bronze Dragons, which claimed the area as their territory.

The vast navy of the Komeer Kingdom barely managed to keep its coastal cities free from pirates and sea monsters, let alone completely clearing and governing this area—Humans are at a disadvantage in this regard.

As for the local customs and culture, one would understand by listening to two widely known maxims here.

"Everyone has a price, but on Giant Dragon Coast, the price is even fairer."

"Just as Waterdeep City has no guilds or guards, and West Gate harbors forces of evil, there are many more like us with daggers hidden behind smiles."

In summary, this is a land of chaos with no unified government, most towns lacking even a political body, or any enforcement institution above a mercenary corps. What ruled here were popular customs and a plethora of gangs and organizations united by interest or evil purposes.

When Gaven’s migration army broke through the Giant Plains and appeared on the Giant Dragon Coast, the impact it caused can only be imagined.

Just like a super meteorite slamming into a filthy bog with a bang, stirring up all in its wake—the nearby cities formed alliances, raised troops, but still, the guilds and organizations of each city went their own ways.