Three Years Alone at the Fortress: Lord of the Long Night
Chapter 403

I Don't Want the Great Wall to Fall

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A dark golden brand on the Space Worm's brow quietly glimmered. After being subdued by Overlord's Dominion, its formerly ferocious appearance, with its gaping maw and flailing claws, somehow became rather adorable.

Lincon patted the Space Worm's head. The Space Worm raised its head and rubbed its soft worm-like head against his palm.

Golden Dragon watched from the side, growing even more curious about his city lord's abilities.

He could cultivate plants, command animals, and possessed combat power beyond that of ability users at the same level. His entire body seemed shrouded in an impenetrable mystery. The more one learned about him, the more unfathomable he seemed.

Lincon did not pay particular attention to what Golden Dragon was thinking. Instead, he looked the Space Worm up and down, feeling that it was far too large and wondering whether it could shrink.

As that thought passed through his mind, the Space Worm received the signal. A gentle dark glow spread across its body, and its massive form actually began shrinking as if deflating, stopping only when it was as thick as a baby's arm.

"I didn't expect you could change size too. Not bad... This will make it easier for you to follow me." Lincon nodded in satisfaction and let the Space Worm crawl onto his arm before slowly vanishing.

Although the Void Dandelion and the Space Worm were both spatial creatures, they were fundamentally very different.

The Void Dandelion anchored the coordinates of two locations before directly performing spatial jump teleportation, while the Space Worm functioned more like a portable spatial pocket.

As for which was stronger, it was difficult to compare. Each had its own advantages and disadvantages.

Now that he had enslaved the Space Worm, it made up for the inconvenience of lacking portable storage space.

Lincon had

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