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Days of Courting Death in Azeroth
Chapter 1525

Aegwynn and Jaina

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Sathrovarr and the Black Dragon Eggs both perished, while Kalecgos slightly better, as he was the true owner of the dragon's body.

He saw a vast mass of dark souls approaching, blotting out the sky, with countless tentacles and eyes.

The flesh and blood of the Old Gods served as a cage, trapping Aegwynn's body and twisting her soul.

The beating of those hearts came from the body of the Flesh-Eternal. Such a massive body certainly had more than one heart. The hearts beat very fast, but they were not pumping blood, but magic.

In a mere instant, Kalecgos, Sathrovarr, and the Black Dragon Eggs exchanged souls with Aegwynn.

Kalecgos was the first to regain consciousness, feeling a darkness before his eyes.

Sathrovarr and the Black Dragon Eggs also awoke one after the other. Sathrovarr cried out in surprise:

"We've swapped souls with Aegwynn. Oh no, the body of the Flesh-Eternal is a cage; we can't escape."

Black Dragon Eggs cried out in panic, "No, no, this shouldn't be happening!"

Kalecgos was dumbfounded. He tried to control the massive body, but his mental strength was far inferior to Aegwynn's; he could only control a few tentacles.

Eyes on the tentacles opened, and in the dark lake, filled with all sorts of filthy energy, the enormous, Flesh-Eternal, as large as mountains, floated up and down.

Sathrovarr suddenly realized something. "Where did Medivh go?"

Thrall first plotted against Aegwynn, and then harmed the Star Mage Medivh. Unfortunately, there is only one Flesh-Eternal left in the lake.

Could it be that Medivh has escaped, or been rescued by some powerful being?

This gave the three desperate individuals a glimmer of hope.

Having taken over Kalecgos's body, Aegwynn wore a thoughtful expression as a scale fell off and quickly disappeared.

"This is the worst dragon body I've ever seen."

Aegwynn growled angrily.

The Dragon's body is protected by magic, making it impervious to ordinary swords, bows, and crossbows.

However, Kalecgos's body magic was scattered and severely damaged. Kalecgos was probably used to it and never thought that these defects could be repaired.

With Aegwynn's insight, given enough time, she might be able to restore Kalecgos's innate and amazing talents, and she would become the Aspect of the Blue, surpassing Malygos.

Suddenly, Aegwynn's eyes widened as he sensed an unusual magical fluctuation.

A golden Portal slowly opened, and Jaina, dressed in a purple robe, stepped through Portal.

Jaina was completely covered up, wearing an Epic Mage's robe, carrying five staves on her back, and her ten fingers were adorned with magical rings. Her wrists and ankles jingled, all valuable magical ornaments. Facing the fearsome Aegwynn, Jaina came fully armed.

"How did you find this place?" Aegwynn asked.

Jaina laughed, "My mentor, your understanding of the Holy Light is far inferior to mine."

"Does Holy Light also have tracking magic?" Aegwynn raised his forepaw, his massive dragon head swaying slightly. "You timed it perfectly; this was precisely when I was at my weakest."

Although she had taken over Kalecgos's body, and had not yet merged with the thousand Spellstealer Wyrm, Aegwynn was currently just a weak Dragon with very limited magical abilities.

Jaina laughed and said, "It's not easy to get praise from the teacher."

"Unfortunately, I am not Kalecgos," Aegwynn smiled confidently.

Jaina, her face cold and aloof, flew high into the sky, chanting incantations, and a massive Frost Bomb gradually took shape.

This is where Jaina's brilliance lies; Aegwynn had just taken over Kalecgos's body and hadn't had time to adapt, so she couldn't fly.

Unexpectedly, Aegwynn raised his dragon claw and unleashed a powerful gust of wind. Jaina was surprised to find that the Frost Bomb had dissipated. The backlash of the magic made her dizzy, and she almost fell.

"Jaina, don't you know that the casting process of Frost Bomb has flaws?" Aegwynn chuckled.

Jaina frowned and immediately cast Ice Barrier on herself, while a magic ring on her right hand shattered.

Aegwynn groaned, blood trickling from the corner of his mouth.

Jaina used her magic ring to cast Mind Blast. Because the spell was cast instantly, Aegwynn couldn't interrupt it, which injured her internal organs.

"A decent response, but it's far from enough."

Aegwynn screamed as all the scales on her body fell off, leaving her dragon body a bloody mess, and scales flew towards Jaina like raindrops.

The Dragon's entire body was made of spellcasting materials, yet Aegwynn harbored such hatred that he used its scales as weapons to attack.

Jaina was terrified and quickly cast Blink. Aegwynn raised his dragon claws and controlled the dragon scales to scatter in all directions.

The Eye of Eternity is a small space, with dragon scales evenly distributed, meaning Jaina is vulnerable to attack no matter where she hides.

Left with no other choice, Jaina cast multiple magical shields around herself, anxiously watching the dragon scales around her.

The dragon scales contain magic; Aegwynn's goal is to manipulate them into exploding, Jaina awaits her opportunity.

Aegwynn chuckled, "My good student, you want to cast Ice Block, but you're afraid the timing isn't right. This stalemate won't do you any good."

With another muffled groan, a pair of enormous dragon horns broke off and flew towards Jaina like shooting stars.

"My mentor, you are truly amazing. You have impressed me greatly."

Bang! Bang!

Jaina's magical rings on her fingers exploded one after another, unleashing several massive Wind Blades that slashed towards Aegwynn, while she simultaneously cast Divine Shield on herself.

These magical items were incredibly precious, and Jaina wore them just in case; it truly broke her heart to use them up.

The dragon's horns collided with Jaina's slender body. Although she was knocked quite a distance, she was unharmed thanks to the protection of Divine Shield.

Aegwynn fared much worse; several massive Wind Blades severed her wings and limbs, leaving her sprawled on the ground, a bloody mess.

At the last second, Aegwynn dodged the attack to the head, and said pitifully:

"Good, Jaina, you did very well, but you placed too much faith in the Holy Light."

Jaina then noticed that her Divine Shield, which protected her like an eggshell, was covered in fine dust and gleamed with a dangerous light.

Aegwynn extracted the magic from the dragon's horns beforehand and attached it to the Holy Shield during the collision.

Divine Shield has a limited duration; after Divine Shield ends, the powder burns fiercely with tremendous heat.

In the midst of the crisis, Jaina could only cast Ice Block, Aegwynn smiled slightly, slowing down the burning process.

After the Ice Block disappeared, the burning flames rushed towards Jaina. Jaina gritted her teeth, and her bracelets and anklets shattered one after another, creating multiple layers of shields for herself.

When the fire died down, Jaina's precious robes were tattered, revealing patches of her fair skin. Jaina had truly fought desperately; the five staffs on her back flew into the air.

Aegwynn realized the danger, and the scales floating in the air exploded.

A staff shattered, and layers of shields protected Jaina, but she was surprised to find that she could no longer maintain her flight form.

Jaina then realized that her magical energy was almost completely depleted.

Aegwynn laughed, "Jaina, have you forgotten that Kalecgos is the Blue Dragonflight King and has the right to sever the Eye of Eternity?"

The Eye of Eternity is a closed space; the explosion of the dragon scales was not intended to harm Jaina, but rather to drain the magical elements.

Without magical elements, Jaina couldn't cast a single spell.

After landing on the ground, Jaina did not give up. She unbuckled her belt and drew a sharp, soft sword.

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