King of Titans and Dragons
Chapter 107 - 107 102 The Sword Saint who Stepped Across the

Chapter 107: Chapter 102: The Sword Saint who Stepped Across the Sea Chapter 107: Chapter 102: The Sword Saint who Stepped Across the Sea When Muria was thirty-nine years old, he had been cultivating in Titan Clan Land for six years. His strength remained at Gold Fourth Level, but there were signs of breakthrough to Golden Rank Five.

The perception of time in Eternal Life Beings is completely different compared to normal creatures. For instance, Cloud City belonging to Sylvester from the Blazing Sky God Race still hovered over the Titan Clan Land, never leaving.

The young Blazing Sky God descendants and the Titans’ juveniles still continued their exchanges. Every now and then, a Blazing Sky God descendant and a Titan, full of vitality, would engage in an intense battle. After causing a mess, they would let the not yet fully grown Land Emperor Turtle clean up.

During the six years, Muria would fight with Michaela every once in a while. Over time, the accumulated goodwill seemed to reach a certain standard, leading to Breakthrough progress for Muria.

His relationship with Michaela was no longer limited to battles. Now, when Muria challenged Michaela to the arena, after a battle, he could bring her to the Titan Clan Land through spirit transmission and take her around for sightseeing.

All this should be attributed to a certain divine entity. Because, when Muria was thirty-seven years old, after a fight, he invited Michaela for a stroll. Either it was his extreme luck or Michaela’s.

Muria got to see that towering presence, the Fox Emperor, which he first saw when he arrived in Titan Clan Land. However, the way and place of their meeting were somewhat special.

Muria and Michaela encountered the Fox Emperor in a phoenix nest on a Chinese parasol tree. Initially, Muria planned to introduce Michaela to the Legendary Phoenix.

But instead, they found a small nine-tailed white fox that had curled up and was sound asleep, looking extremely adorable, in the phoenix nest.

And the real owner of the nest, a legendary phoenix burning with undying flames, was guarding nearby.

As Muria and Michaela approached, they received a spiritual transmission with a warning tone.

“Titan, and the divine descendant of the Heavenly Realm, stop. This is not a place where you can come close.”

It was a gentle feminine voice, pleasant to hear, yet it had a firm undertone.

Looking at the sleeping small white fox, Muria bowed slightly to express respect to the Legendary Phoenix, and then halted with Michaela several thousand meters away from the Phoenix Nest, no longer approaching.

“What kind of creature is that?” Curious, Michaela asked while looking at the sleeping white fox in the phoenix nest.

“Nether Purple Emperor,” Muria spoke softly.

The moment Muria saw this white fox with the Legendary Phoenix, he was sure about the identity of the fox. It was definitely the same majestic and charming Fox Emperor he had seen before.

A Legendary Phoenix, which made the Power-Ability Dragon apprehensive, was willingly giving up its nest and even guarding it. In the Titan Clan Land, Muria could not think of any other white fox that could make the Legendary Phoenix behave in such a way, except for the Fox Emperor.

Seeing the little white fox for the first time, Michaela showed a stance Muria had never seen before. Her wings, seemingly perpetually burning with Blazing Sky Fire, almost extinguished when she saw the Fox Emperor.

This brilliant young girl from the Blazing Sky God race seemed to be captivated by the charm emanating from the Fox Emperor in its petite state that she almost lost her constant warrior spirit. She could not muster up the will to battle against the Fox Emperor.

Since then, each time Muria invited Michaela out, after a fun fight, he would take this goddess around Titan Clan Land trying to find the Fox Emperor.

Because Michaela felt that her will was not strong enough. Facing the Fox Emperor, she could not muster up the will to battle, which nearly extinguished the flame on her wings. So, she wanted to search for the Fox Emperor to stabilize her will.

Regrettably, they did not find him. The second time Muria took Michaela to the phoenix nest, the little white fox had disappeared without a trace. They got no answers from the Phoenix either.

Therefore, to search for the Fox Emperor, Muria invited Michaela from Cloud City again and again…

“Roar!” “Roar!” …A group of giant dragons, mainly of five colors, soared over Titan Clan Land. At the front were three fearsome Red Dragons with brilliant red scales. They were leading the pack, and all the other giant dragons were following them.

“Caaw!” Among the white clouds, above the dragon group, a piercing cry echoed, and its owner soon appeared above the sunlight. A bloodline pressure from a top-tier fierce bird spread out, casting a massive shadow on the dragon group, bringing an imposing and terrifying atmosphere.

However, under this pressure, the dragons’ formation only slightly faltered for a moment before returning to normal because they knew what was flying above their heads.

A mischievous fierce bird with a legendary bloodline—Blue Sky Roc Inok.

“This bastard is here to scare us again.”

“We aren’t scared of it anymore, yet it still comes.”

“Exactly, just how many times does it need to come before it’s satisfied.”

“Sigh, it’s so boring, every time Muria takes us flying, we almost always see it.”

…

Looking at the Green-scaled Giant Peng with a wingspan of nearly sixty meters above, and also at the somewhat oppressive bloodline pressure enveloping them, the dragons weren’t panicked but rather murmuring among themselves.

Listening to the discussions of the giant dragons below, the green-scaled giant peng Inock couldn’t help but clench his claws upon recalling the scene of the first time he chanced upon Muria leading a group of dragons around the lands of the Titan Tribe.

Back then, with a single trumpet of his call, these juvenile dragons of various colors would scramble in fear under his bloodline’s pressure and terrifying figure, breaking the formation that Muria had painstakingly organized.

Of course, that action infuriated Muria. The painful experience of being caught and brutally beaten by Muria was fresh in Inock’s memory.

However, Inock’s attitude towards this matter was, I was wrong, but I’ll do it again.

Therefore, every time Inock saw Muria leading the dragon group flying over the land of the Titan Tribe, he couldn’t help but fly over them, suddenly appear, scare them, disrupt the dragon group’s formation, and finally be caught and brutally beaten by Muria.

However, after many such incidents, to his disappointment, Inock discovered that these juvenile dragons were no longer afraid of him. They had gotten used to it.

“Li!” With that thought, looking down at the neat formation, the blue sky peng Inock let out an endless mournful cry.

“What are you yelling about? You’re deafening a dragon. Do you think you’re great just because you have a loud voice?”

“That’s right, that’s right. Wait till I can defeat that big bird. I’ll roar at him too and see who yells the loudest.”

…Hearing the voices coming from below, Inock, the blue sky peng, with a giant and handsome figure, couldn’t help wobbling in the air with azure thunders jumping around him.

Honestly, if it weren’t for the petite figure located between the dragon horns of the Red Dragon at the forefront, he would’ve taken action a long time ago, teaching these naughty dragon cubs a lesson about how to genuinely fear a great blue sky peng.

With these thoughts, the blue sky roc descended towards the group of dragons. Since he came across them, it was necessary to greet the master of the dragon group and allow these naughty dragon cubs to see up close the mighty eagle-like figure of the great Inock.

“Hey, Muria, taking your dragons for a walk again?” As the green-scaled giant peng descended swiftly, it drew near to the largest red dragon at the front of the group and greeted the tiny figure standing between its horns.

“Hmm.” Transforming through magic into his childlike form, Muria raised his head and glanced at the green-scaled giant peng, casually responding with a word, “Inock. Looking for a beating again?”

“Muria.” The green-scaled giant peng squawked and quickly increased its altitude, creating distance, “I haven’t scared your dragons today. You can’t hit me.”

If he could see hundreds of dragons being frightened by his lordship Inock and receive an assault by Muria, he would’ve admitted it. However, today he not only didn’t get his satisfaction, on top of being ridiculed by some smaller dragons and suffering emotional trauma, he even got thrashed by Muria again, was this a loss or not?

“Disappear from my sight within a minute.” Muria stated blandly. Naturally, he had no favorable impressions of this blue sky peng that derived satisfaction from his dragons and was full of bad taste.

“Okay, okay, okay, I will leave immediately. You’re not allowed to attack.”

Muria watched as the blue sky peng flapped its wings and became a blue light rainbow, disappearing from his sight within a few moments.

“Let’s head back, Auston.” With a gentle stamp of his foot, the childlike Muria signalled the Red Dragon beneath him to lead the dragon group flying home.

Over an hour later, Auston the Red Dragon, who had been well tamed by Muria along with his two brothers, flew back to Muria’s residence with the dragon group, casting a shadow over the mountains where Muria resided with the hundreds of giant dragons.

Muria stood atop Auston, gazing down at his courtyard located at the mountain peak.

Alongside Athens’ rugged architecture similar palace buildings, gradually constructed on the mountains by the dragons under his pressure, sprawled across the years.

After all, one could not expect a group of lazy dragons to build any exquisite buildings.

“Whoosh!” Before Auston landed, Muria jumped off, invoking a free-fall towards his residence. With his robust physique, even if he were to get slightly injured, he had nothing to worry about. He could just dip into the Life Pool and everything will be fine.

“Muria.” As soon as Muria landed, a giant white cat came up to him, bearing a solemn expression.

“What’s the matter? Big cat.” Muria curiously looked at Troy, “Weren’t you playing on my island? Why did you come back so soon?”

“Two special guests came to your island.” Troy looked at Muria with a slightly solemn expression.

“Special guests?” Muria was somewhat puzzled.

“Two legends.” The snow-white big cat spoke with an earnest face, “One is a legendary sword saint from the Human Race, and the other is a legend from the Sea Clan who came with him.”

“A legend from the Human Race?” Muria was stunned, somewhat dazed. This was the first time he’d heard news of humans since he came to Elasia, an inexplicable sense of anticipation emerged in Muria’s heart.

“What has a person from the Human Race come here to do?” After being stunned for a moment, Muria quickly realized that this was the Titan’s dominion. For a person to come here without any reason was indeed absurd.

“That human said he wants to borrow and study the Inheritance Sword techniques of the Titan Tribe.” The white tiger let out a peculiar expression when he relayed this.