King of Titans and Dragons
Chapter 509 - 509 505 The Silvermoon Elf who was Betrayed

Chapter 509: Chapter 505: The Silvermoon Elf who was Betrayed for the Second Time Chapter 509: Chapter 505: The Silvermoon Elf who was Betrayed for the Second Time “Has he fallen asleep? What a pity.” The silver-haired elf looked at the silent crystal egg in front of him. Its aura was slowly but undeniably strengthening. A look of relief crossed his face.

“Tell your master that I came personally to invite him, but he happened to be in slumber, just missed it.” From the Eternal Island came Silvermoon Elf Hesel, looking at the dragonborn maid standing by, showing a proper smile.

“Don’t worry, as soon as the young master awakes, I will relay the news of your invitation.” Mia gently looked at the Silvermoon Elf who had appeared without warning, claiming to invite Muria to her birthday banquet. She didn’t recognize this Silvermoon Elf, but since she was teleported by Spiritaxio, it indicated that she did have a significant association with the young master.

“I kept my promise, but Muria didn’t keep his.” The Silvermoon Elf sorrowfully remarked.

“His Majesty is currently in the process of advancing to legend, unable to wake up. Breaking the promise was unavoidable.”

“Promoting to legend?” Silvermoon Elf Hesel was briefly stunned, then gazed at the giant egg that Muria had transformed into, scrutinizing it. “I remember Muria isn’t even a hundred years old.”

“The young master will be a hundred years old in twenty-eight more years.” Mia’s face showed an uncontainable pride. It was an honor to serve such a powerful master.

“How is that possible… So quickly?” Hesel, who hadn’t seen Muria for a long time, felt a sense of absurdity and unreality. As an Eternal Life being, it was unbelievable to become a legend in such a short period. Even among humans, very few have achieved such a feat technically.

“His Majesty has his own fortune and also regarding cultivation, the young master has never slacked off for a moment.” Mia explained with a smile.

“I see!” Hesel, who was just shy of becoming of age, but still only at the pinnacle of the Spirit Intent third tier, lowered her head, feeling slightly ashamed. Compared to Muria’s diligence, she had barely progressed over the years. “Even hybrids like the Titans work so hard?”

Silvermoon Elf Hesel was slightly confused. She still couldn’t comprehend the life of a Titan, why they put so much of their long lives into fighting and training. Weren’t the long lives of the Eternal Life Beings meant to enjoy the world’s pleasures? If one had enough power to protect oneself, why the excessive pursuit of power?

She did not understand; after all, Elves and Titans held different values and habits. The reason they could live on the same islands was largely due to the Elves’ orderly nature and the World Tree.

“Muria happened to fall asleep just a few days before my birthday banquet started, this unexpected incident is unavoidable.” After expressing her regret again, the Silvermoon Elf bid Mia farewell, preparing to leave. “Can you contact Cassio and teleport me back to the Titan Islands?”

“Uh, Miss Hesel, maybe you’re mistaken? The spirit of our young master Muria doesn’t have the ability to teleport someone back to the Titan Islands.” Gazing at the Silvermoon Elf in front of her, Mia had a bad feeling.

“Eh?” The inexperienced Silvermoon Elf had a baffled expression. She was stunned for a moment before stuttering, “Do…do you mean…I can’t return to Eternal Island?”

“If you are only relying on Cassio and don’t have any other means of transportation, then yes, you can’t go back.”

“I…” The silver-haired elf maiden opened her mouth, then finally reacted, “Did those elders join forces to trick me? That’s too far; what about my birthday party?”

Mia looked at the frantic Hesel and her lips twitched unconsciously. This Elf had been tricked by unscrupulous elders. A sheltered Elf who hadn’t experienced the reality of life would naturally end up in such a predicament.

“…If you don’t mind, please stay here.” Mia hesitated for a few moments before finally deciding to invite the clueless Hesel. She couldn’t push her away, right? In the vast ocean, letting this innocent Elf journey back on her own was indeed life-threatening.

“No, I don’t want to,” Hesel said, shaking her head hastily as if remembering an admonition from her elders, “I don’t want to have little dragons with Muria.”

“I think you’re overthinking it, Miss Hesel.” Mia tried to maintain the rigid smile on her face, restraining the urge to strangle the fanciful elf in front of her. Have little dragons? What a joke. Even if we lined up the candidates, it wouldn’t be the Silvermoon Elf’s turn. Is the Elf Royal Family really that great?

Realizing she had been deceived again, Hesel ultimately decided to stay. As for her birthday banquet? When the day arrived, Mia put her authority into action, allowing the Cloud Giant to hold a grand coming-of-age ceremony for Hesel on Cloud Island.

As time passed, the elemental crystal egg that Muria had transformed into grew larger and larger. The aura it radiated grew denser, making it hard for the living beings nearby to breathe.

Meanwhile, without instructions from Muria, neither Mia, Fiona, nor the Red Dragon Cynthia had any authority to direct the course of the Cloud Island. As a result, hundreds of Cloud Islands were eventually anchored near the Senapus Subcontinent, unmoving.

The long stay of the Cloud Island naturally attracted the attention of powerful forces in the ocean. However, after discovering the owner of the Cloud Island, they either stayed as far away as possible or put away all their greedy and hostile intentions to negotiate with the beings on the Cloud Island, hoping to gain something.

All of the well-informed forces had no intention of attacking or seizing the Cloud Island. The spine-chilling incidents of the god’s demise had scared them. Gods, the highest-ranking entities in Erathia World, all fell simply because they provoked a descendant of the Titan, meeting their end.

Of course, there were those who knew and those who didn’t. They may know about the world-shattering event of the god’s demise, but they might not know about Muria’s involvement.

Therefore, these ignorant fools who saw the Cloud Island were inevitably filled with dark thoughts of conquest. However, these foreign attacks were still within the range of the three rulers’ abilities to manage. Forces that didn’t have an excellent information network couldn’t muster much power.

“Crack!” Time flowed, the elemental crystal egg that Muria had transformed into and that was continuously growing and emitting an increasingly terrifying aura, finally shattered, twenty-four years after Muria fell asleep. This sleep was particularly long.