The First Great War of Magic
Chapter 217

Hmm, I Dug Out His Blood Core

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Demonic Flame Horses were a kind of Spirit Steed!

Spirit Steeds were not creatures of the Old Continent. They lived in another world and could only be summoned, not raised. Moreover, they had to be bound to a Supernatural Artifact as their anchor in this world and could not exist independently.

Spirit Steeds were the finest mounts on the battlefield. They charged into battle and rarely grew tired, but once the Supernatural Artifact they relied upon was destroyed, they would never appear again.

Spirit Steeds transformed once every hundred years. Sometimes they became stronger; sometimes one split into two and transformed into two different Spirit Steeds; sometimes they simply died.

Generally speaking, if a Spirit Steed could transform two or three times, it had a chance of becoming a Demonic Flame Horse. It was almost incorporeal and could travel across any kind of terrain, including hills, swamps, and water. It could even charge through seas of fire.

Demonic Flame Horses were extremely difficult to summon. The bloodline secret arts of House of Adonis could not only summon Demonic Flame Horses, but also use Blood Flame Qi to reforge them, allowing them to establish an exceptionally intimate bond with vampires. They could even borrow their master's power or feed power back to their master.

After spending an entire day telling novels to Princess Mei, Charlotte finally relaxed and began reading through the secret scrolls of House of Adonis. He was quite interested in Demonic Flame Horses as well.

In ancient China, traveling by horse depended on post stations, inns, and similar places across the land that kept horses and provided supplies. After a day's journey, as long as one could find a post station or inn, one could obtain fodder and beans for the horses. Transportation on the Old Continent was

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