Intermediate Dragon Language was a whole level more powerful than Lesser Dragon Language.
If a dragon were standing in front of him now, he could communicate with it without any language barrier.
Of course, that only meant there would be no barrier at the linguistic level.
Whether a dragon was willing to communicate depended more on other factors.
But Dragon Language was useful for more than just talking to dragons. In fact, that was almost beside the point, because Dragon Language itself was the real boon.
By the time Gauss had fully absorbed this Blue Quality ability, he could barely keep the smile off his face.
No adventurer ever complained about being too strong.
If you could kill an enemy with one punch, why waste two?
Very nice.
Gauss put away the Foldable House and cast Fly.
His body rose from the ground, hovering lightly in the air.
Flying no longer felt as difficult as it had at first.
Perhaps it was because dragons were the lords of the sky, and that had rubbed off on him, their "humanoid pseudodragon," giving him a touch of a ruler of the heights.
"Whoosh—"
His flying speed had also increased noticeably.
Gauss flew toward Lakeside Town.
Several hours had passed in the blink of an eye. It had been noon when he left, and now the sun was already setting.
He was beginning to understand what people meant when they said that time passed differently in the mountains.
After returning to Lakeside Town, Gauss landed outside the town, then strolled inside at an unhurried pace.
Along the way, quite a few people glanced at him, some openly and others on the sly.
His fame across the Five Towns of Blue Lake—and especially around Lakeside Town—seemed to change by the day.
It wouldn't be