Ivy hadn't told him much, but it was enough for Loa to understand that he was still nowhere near ready to challenge the legendary Ancient Weapon—her other half.
He had only realized that after returning. Even at level 90, wasn't there still a gap between players and NPCs?
Especially the big bosses in team dungeons. Which of those boss-level monsters could a player take on alone? The system rules were set, and the programmers weren't going to give anyone a chance.
Ivy hadn't simply split her body. She really had set herself an opponent to fight, but more importantly, she had used half her power to create a seal and locked her other body away.
That meant the sealed half of her Dragon Body had retained its power. Even if that power had faded with time, it remained terrifying. Loa, meanwhile, was just a lucky man who had obtained the other half of the Dragon Body. What he had inherited was an empty shell.
After all, if his half of the Dragon Body truly possessed the power to match it and harbored no ill will, why would Loa need to fuse with it and develop its abilities step by step?
It could just go straight over and pick a fight.
Still, if Ivy wanted him to deal with Poseidon, she must have prepared a way for him to do it. Just like the heroes in every World of Warcraft expansion who led players deep into danger!
The chosen hero of the expansion, as people called them!
Take this guy, for example!
Old Fordring, the kill-stealing dog!
What Loa needed to do now was gather his teammates, then find that kill-stealing dog—no, Old Fordring.
That night, Loa sat at the dressing table, carefully reviewing a list of candidates. Every name on