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Chapter 2012 Droop
?2012 Droop
Elf!
Several dwarves of the crowded geniuses in the skies looked down with narrowed eyes.
One thing Dyon learned after coming to the Ancient Battlefield that not all of the legends of his mortal world were absolutely accurate. He could glean some details from their fabrications, but if he used them as the whole truth, he would end up suffering sooner or later.
One of the myths perpetuated by his home world was that all dwarves were short and stocky creatures. Their males had long full beards, and even their females would be on the hairier side. They weren't a particularly attractive race of people outside of how they felt about each other. At the very least, they were nowhere near as attractive as elves.
But, it turned out that this wasn't true at all.
Those like Serbona who had their growth stunted were just products of impure blood. When dwarven blood mixed with other races, a change occurred that presented itself almost like a deformity. Serbona was on the luckier side as she just appeared to be a petite woman.
However, in others, this 'deformity' manifested itself in more severe ways.
Dyon wasn't absolutely certain why this gene mutation occurred. He had a small instinctual feeling that it may very well be related to why the Golden Era, despite its grandiose title, was the shortest of the four Eras.
One had to remember that Elves were famous for using their beasts to improve themselves. They took the skills of their beast partners and used them to add to their own talents.
Just like his hair, his eyes were like two burning embers. If it was anyone else, his gaze would be both scorching and oppressive, but Dyon only met him was a light smile.
"Have you come here to ally with our dwarven clans?" The young man's tone was actually quite friendly. It seemed that Dyon was correct. Taking on the appearance of an ally did make this much easier.
Of course, it wasn't certain that their elders who were aware of the truth of them matters of all those years ago would treat him the same way... The fact they hadn't taught their younger generation to hate elves was enough to prove that the relationship wasn't beyond repair.
"That's right." Dyon nodded without hesitation.
"You're quite bold. You know that saying so publicly puts a target on your back?"
"A target would be there regardless." Dyon grinned. "The real question is whether or not your dwarven clans want to leave this prison and rebuild the Golden Era?"
Hearing these words, the young man's eyes blazed. It wasn't with anger, but rather with ambition.
"My name is Calen Lagron. I respect your courage, but to be the chosen invader of our dwarven clans, you must also prove your strength." His aura blazed. "Fight me!"
'Calen Lagron, huh...' Dyon smiled lightly in response as a mighty blue spear appeared in Calen's hand.
It was a beautiful weapon indeed. It shone like sapphires in the deep sea, but its blade was a bright amber that radiated like the sun.
Complex runes graced its body like ancient tattoos. Its aura alone would make the weak find it difficult to even breathe.
Dyon had never been one to care much about the Weapon's Master profession. Though he had dabbled in it, it didn't make him feel the same feelings that Array Alchemy did. But, this weapon took his breath away.
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Chapter 2012 Droop
?2012 Droop
Elf!
Several dwarves of the crowded geniuses in the skies looked down with narrowed eyes.
One thing Dyon learned after coming to the Ancient Battlefield that not all of the legends of his mortal world were absolutely accurate. He could glean some details from their fabrications, but if he used them as the whole truth, he would end up suffering sooner or later.
One of the myths perpetuated by his home world was that all dwarves were short and stocky creatures. Their males had long full beards, and even their females would be on the hairier side. They weren't a particularly attractive race of people outside of how they felt about each other. At the very least, they were nowhere near as attractive as elves.
But, it turned out that this wasn't true at all.
Those like Serbona who had their growth stunted were just products of impure blood. When dwarven blood mixed with other races, a change occurred that presented itself almost like a deformity. Serbona was on the luckier side as she just appeared to be a petite woman.
However, in others, this 'deformity' manifested itself in more severe ways.
Dyon wasn't absolutely certain why this gene mutation occurred. He had a small instinctual feeling that it may very well be related to why the Golden Era, despite its grandiose title, was the shortest of the four Eras.
One had to remember that Elves were famous for using their beasts to improve themselves. They took the skills of their beast partners and used them to add to their own talents.
Just like his hair, his eyes were like two burning embers. If it was anyone else, his gaze would be both scorching and oppressive, but Dyon only met him was a light smile.
"Have you come here to ally with our dwarven clans?" The young man's tone was actually quite friendly. It seemed that Dyon was correct. Taking on the appearance of an ally did make this much easier.
Of course, it wasn't certain that their elders who were aware of the truth of them matters of all those years ago would treat him the same way... The fact they hadn't taught their younger generation to hate elves was enough to prove that the relationship wasn't beyond repair.
"That's right." Dyon nodded without hesitation.
"You're quite bold. You know that saying so publicly puts a target on your back?"
"A target would be there regardless." Dyon grinned. "The real question is whether or not your dwarven clans want to leave this prison and rebuild the Golden Era?"
Hearing these words, the young man's eyes blazed. It wasn't with anger, but rather with ambition.
"My name is Calen Lagron. I respect your courage, but to be the chosen invader of our dwarven clans, you must also prove your strength." His aura blazed. "Fight me!"
'Calen Lagron, huh...' Dyon smiled lightly in response as a mighty blue spear appeared in Calen's hand.
It was a beautiful weapon indeed. It shone like sapphires in the deep sea, but its blade was a bright amber that radiated like the sun.
Complex runes graced its body like ancient tattoos. Its aura alone would make the weak find it difficult to even breathe.
Dyon had never been one to care much about the Weapon's Master profession. Though he had dabbled in it, it didn't make him feel the same feelings that Array Alchemy did. But, this weapon took his breath away.
Chapter 2012 Droop ?2012 Droop Elf! Several dwarves of the crowded geniuses in the skies looked down with narrowed eyes. One thing Dyon learned after coming to the Ancient Battlefield that not all of the legends of his mortal world were absolutely accurate. He could glean some details from their fabrications, but if he used them as the whole truth, he would end up suffering sooner or later. One of the myths perpetuated by his home world was that all dwarves were short and stocky creatures. Their males had long full beards, and even their females would be on the hairier side. They weren't a particularly attractive race of people outside of how they felt about each other. At the very least, they were nowhere near as attractive as elves. But, it turned out that this wasn't true at all. Those like Serbona who had their growth stunted were just products of impure blood. When dwarven blood mixed with other races, a change occurred that presented itself almost like a deformity. Serbona was on the luckier side as she just appeared to be a petite woman. However, in others, this 'deformity' manifested itself in more severe ways. Dyon wasn't absolutely certain why this gene mutation occurred. He had a small instinctual feeling that it may very well be related to why the Golden Era, despite its grandiose title, was the shortest of the four Eras. One had to remember that Elves were famous for using their beasts to improve themselves. They took the skills of their beast partners and used them to add to their own talents. Just like his hair, his eyes were like two burning embers. If it was anyone else, his gaze would be both scorching and oppressive, but Dyon only met him was a light smile. "Have you come here to ally with our dwarven clans?" The young man's tone was actually quite friendly. It seemed that Dyon was correct. Taking on the appearance of an ally did make this much easier. Of course, it wasn't certain that their elders who were aware of the truth of them matters of all those years ago would treat him the same way... The fact they hadn't taught their younger generation to hate elves was enough to prove that the relationship wasn't beyond repair. "That's right." Dyon nodded without hesitation. "You're quite bold. You know that saying so publicly puts a target on your back?" "A target would be there regardless." Dyon grinned. "The real question is whether or not your dwarven clans want to leave this prison and rebuild the Golden Era?" Hearing these words, the young man's eyes blazed. It wasn't with anger, but rather with ambition. "My name is Calen Lagron. I respect your courage, but to be the chosen invader of our dwarven clans, you must also prove your strength." His aura blazed. "Fight me!" 'Calen Lagron, huh...' Dyon smiled lightly in response as a mighty blue spear appeared in Calen's hand. It was a beautiful weapon indeed. It shone like sapphires in the deep sea, but its blade was a bright amber that radiated like the sun. Complex runes graced its body like ancient tattoos. Its aura alone would make the weak find it difficult to even breathe. Dyon had never been one to care much about the Weapon's Master profession. Though he had dabbled in it, it didn't make him feel the same feelings that Array Alchemy did. But, this weapon took his breath away.
