Dragon Bone

If you haven't been to the Shipyard and docks of Dawn City.

It's unimaginable how tall or how big this mega -Shipyard, covering an area larger than 10 football fields, is. It's even more unbelievable that a mere Dawn City would need to build such a massive Shipyard.

The 2,000 troops stationed here do not belong to any Legion. Their duty is to guard the shipyard. Of course, these 2,000 people also need to take care of the dock three kilometers away. If any accident occurs, the Minotaur and garrison from Rainbow Lake can come to their aid immediately.

To the south of Dawn City, there are no golden beaches, only incredibly hard reefs, much higher than sea level.

Due to its geographical location, the sea is usually calm and storms are rare.

However, being located in the subtropics and on the edge of the coastline, it is bound to rain frequently.

After William passed through the city gate and entered the walled city, the sky above him had already begun to darken.

Seeing that the rain was about to fall, he patted Big Bear's bottom and told him to follow the guard to take shelter from the rain, while he walked into the largest shipbuilding room in the Shipyard.

As soon as he stepped inside, William couldn't help but look up at his super Warship, the Dawnship.

That's right.

The massive, three-deck, three-masted sailing warship before him, entirely black with a silver sheen, was his super Warship.

The ship is 121 meters long and 32 meters wide. It can carry an entire Legion on short trips and accommodate 1,200 people on long trips.

The deck and hull are mostly made of Gold-Quality Black Ironwood infused with Mithril, and the entire ship is almost entirely black with a faint silver sheen.

Besides sailing without wind power, the second power source is 99 Mana Crystal, with an estimated speed of 180 to 260 knots per hour.

There are 108 gun barrels on each side of the hull.

After all, this world has Gunpowder, and there's even a profession called Gunner...

The Mana Cannon is especially advanced; apart from a few powerful factions like the Human Empire and the Elf Kingdom, no one else possesses it.

However, since Goblin and Dwarf had developed Artillery, they did supplement the Grand Duchy and Kingdom's offensive and defensive capabilities, making them strategic weapons in the mid- Gods Game.

Saltpeter Vein are also classified as national resources, making circulation virtually impossible.

"Luckily it's only version 1.0, luckily it's just the Novice Village, otherwise if the Steel Duchy and Blackrock Duchy had Artillery, Dawn City would have no chance to develop at all," William exclaimed.

Dawn City was not without defenses against Artillery.

But that would require even stronger walls, and William doesn't have any Mage to enchant the entire city wall these days.

Going to Moxis?

How could that be? This big shot definitely wouldn't make a move, and I don't want to sell my body...

Fortunately, the area south of Dawn City is home to a super mineral vein on the Legendary Continent, with Saltpeter Vein being a given. Unfortunately, none of the Dwarf brought by Odom have the heritage to make Artillery or Gunpowder; even if they did in the past, they have long been lost.

Therefore, these 108 cannon muzzles could only be used as arrowheads.

But this was a last resort. William hadn't found a Gunner yet, since it was Hidden Class, rare but incredibly powerful.

At this moment.

A middle-aged Elf dressed in a silver-gray Magic robe. William raised an eyebrow and smiled, saying, "Andrew, judging from the appearance of the Dawnship, it seems to be nearing completion?"

"Greetings, Your Lord." Andrew was the Moonlight Elf's court shipbuilder, a Grandmaster-Class treasure, a powerful figure capable of building Epic Warship.

Unlike equipment, Warship, being strategic assets, are not categorized by tier. Epic Warship is Epic Warship, and even within the Human Empire, such a thing is a treasure.

Otherwise, William wouldn't have spent such a huge sum. All the resources combined amounted to hundreds of thousands of Gold Coin, enough to forge half a set of mid-tier Legendary Equipment...

It could even be said that even the Human Empire wouldn't find it so easy to build such Warship.

Because shipbuilders are a problem, materials are a problem, and more importantly, the Human Countries of the Legendary Continent generally don't invest much in the maritime industry.

Andrew is a level 56 Wood Element Mage. His Secondary Class is far more important than his Primary Class, and he cultivates his Primary Class mainly to support his Secondary Class. Otherwise, Andrew, who is already over a hundred years old, would not be at such a low level.

"Sir, it's not as simple as you make it out to be!" Andrew sighed. "You said we should focus all our efforts on building the hull frame, using whatever is best."

Therefore, we chose the Black Iron Tree, the most suitable tree for shipbuilding in the Blackleaf Forest...

After acquiring the precious Black Iron Tree, we continuously Magic, processed, and exposed it to the sun, then infused it with so much Mithril, enchanted it again, and assembled it...

However, the frame of this vessel is too strong, far beyond my control; it's no longer something a normal Dragon Bone can withstand.

"Dragon Bone?" William smiled mysteriously, it seemed that Andrew and the others were unaware of his Dragon Slaying feat.

So he ordered the Shipyard workers to make way, and Andrew and the shipyard workers stepped back to the sides.

Then he waved his hand...

The corpse of Fire Dragon, over ten meters long, suddenly filled everyone's eyes!

"Dragon!!!"

"My God, Dragon! Is that Dragon?"

"Where did this dragon come from? Is he dead?"

Ignoring the shouts and commotion of the others, Andrew walked incredulously to the Fire Dragon's corpse, touching its tattered Dragon Scale, fiddling with Fire Dragon eyelids, and even examining its mouth and Tooth...

Then.

Andrew swallowed hard, his pointed ears trembling slightly. He asked, bewildered, "My lord, you Dragon Slaying?"

"Luckily, I accidentally killed that Fire Dragon from the East Sea Snow Mountain." William shrugged nonchalantly.

Upon hearing this statement...

The entire Shipyard is in complete chaos.

All the shipbuilders knelt on one knee, their eyes filled with adoration as they congratulated their Lord on becoming the Dragon Slayer!

Andrew was in a daze for a while. He was about to kneel down on one knee when William helped him up. "Captain, 121 meters tall, this Fire Dragon is still too small. Do you have any way to fuse all the Dragon Bone together, add some rare materials, and turn it into the Dragon Bone of Warship?"

"Yes, definitely, but we need more Mithril." Andrew's eyes were bloodshot, and he seemed to want to devour the Fire Dragon in one gulp.

His eyes were unfocused, as if he were thinking about something, yet he kept saying, "If you don't want these wings, I can turn them into sails. Do you want Dragon Scale, Dragon Blood, Dragon Crystal...?"

"Cough, I want everything except the Dragon Bone..." William quickly stopped him from continuing his daydream.

Andrew quickly realized what had happened; William had definitely put away the dragon Blood Dragon crystals. He had indeed been too greedy.

William respected Andrew's scientific spirit. The Dawnship was important, but other parts of the dragon were also important. He could only shrug. "I can only give you the Dragon Bone. All you need to do is take Dragon Bone all out."

"But the dragon's wings are too thick, how can we make sails?"

"It is too thick, with a thick layer of Scale, so it must be very heavy. But you haven't considered that dragon wings are, after all, the wings of Dragon, and they are Magic materials."

When Dragon flaps its wings, it doesn't rely solely on the power of its wings.

Rather, the dragon wings themselves utilize wind power, allowing the Dragon to fly with ease. Therefore, when the dragon wings come into contact with wind elements, they become extremely light.

"So all I have to do is stretch the dragon's wings by cutting them thin, and then enchant and craft them, and I can turn them into a high-quality sail with extremely strong defensive capabilities, far surpassing any other sail." Andrew looked at the Dragon's corpse and couldn't help but touch it, just like a child touching a newly bought toy, completely captivated by it.

William immediately laughed heartily, "Then what are we waiting for? The dragon's bones and wings are yours, and you can leave everything else to me intact."

"Real?"

"Andrew, I believe in you." William patted him on the shoulder with great seriousness.

In an instant.

Andrew's eyes gleamed, as if he had seen a new life, or even discovered his mission.

So he threw his Magic robe aside, grabbed his dagger, and roared, "Let's get to work! Everyone, give me your help. I'll personally dismember this Fire Dragon. Anyone who dares to steal a single piece of Fire Dragon flesh, I guarantee I'll sink them to the bottom of the sea!"