Ed nodded and said:
"So you really didn't know you could temporarily gain the power of other dragons?"
Seraphina shook her head and said:
"I really don't know. I haven't seen many dragons since the Demonic Tide. As for before the Demonic Tide, I only had a few encounters with some dragons, but at that time, our relationship wasn't bad. As long as there were no territorial conflicts, there was absolutely no need to attack each other if we occasionally met."
"As you said, is this method of acquiring the power of other dragons copying, borrowing, or plundering?"
Seraphina shook her head as well, and Ed sighed inwardly.
If only he had two dragons under his command, he could verify some of his conjectures through double-blind experiments.
However, it is difficult to draw any valuable conclusions based solely on Seraphina's side of the story.
He thought for a moment and said:
"Regardless of whether it's borrowing or plundering, do you think this way of acquiring power is beneficial or detrimental to you?"
Seraphina thought for a moment and said:
"It's probably a benefit, I suppose. The power I received from the Green Dragon was still too little; I didn't feel anything particularly noticeable. But using the power of other dragons is definitely a novel experience for me."
Ed nodded thoughtfully and said:
"Then I can talk to Gray and ask him to bring as many dragon scale items as possible next time he comes. It seems there's not a shortage of these things in the Graycast Corridor; besides Amber Dragon and Green Dragon, there should be scales from other dragon races."
Ed's thinking was simple: since borrowing this temporary power wouldn't harm his body, who wouldn't want to become stronger?
Even with only temporary power, Ed could help Seraphina craft the dragon scales into something resembling Character Blessing Card.
If we design a belt for her, maybe we can create a Kamen Rider with multiple forms...
After further discussion, Seraphina left the castle without obtaining the expected answer.
Just as she was about to return to her Obsidian Bank, she suddenly saw a group of rather strange Soul Returner.
This group of Soul Returner included both men and women, totaling approximately thirty people.
They are strange for one reason: although the Soul Returner are social creatures, it is rare for so many of them to gather together at once.
Secondly, their formation was so perfectly orderly, which was completely inconsistent with how these guys usually acted...
Seraphina frowned, scanned the crowd, and soon spotted the somewhat familiar Dragonborn once again.
At the very front of the group of over thirty people, the instructor [ A Huan ], maintaining a straddle stance, shouted to the crowd in front of him:
That concludes today's training. Dismissed!
"Yes, instructor!"
Everyone shouted in unison, then reverted to their previous lazy and casual demeanor, and quickly dispersed.
Having finished his work, [ A Huan ] began to move around freely. He still had a lot to do today; his house had only just been topped out, and he hadn't even bought any furniture yet.
This true Soul Returner has now adapted to life in this World of Disorder.
He readily accepted his identity as a "reincarnated person" similar to that in novels, integrated into this world, and has already passed the initial adjustment period.
In the eyes of other players, he is a kind-hearted hardcore gamer who is always online.
In the eyes of the NPCs, he is an instructor with a wealth of knowledge who can conduct professional military training.
With his work experience from another world, he thrived here.
Although the two worlds are vastly different in terms of military development, the training methods etched into memory are still useful in this world.
Moreover, those scientific training methods are not only effective, but far superior to the original training methods in this world.
While this kind of training cannot make the trainees stronger in terms of level or strength, it can enable them to demonstrate amazing teamwork when facing enemies.
Such skills are something that the armies of this world cannot develop naturally in a short period of time. With this technological advantage, the casualty rate of the Second Holy See's army will be significantly reduced when the two sides clash.
For this reason, [ A Huan ]'s training schedule is very full, and he spends most of his time teaching Gungnir's combat training.
These men had been trained by a medieval knight and were virtually impeccable in their courage.
However, in my personal opinion, in A Huan weapon combat, besides unwavering passion, teamwork is also a crucial element.
If we always charge straight in, there may be unnecessary casualties.
What he's doing now is ensuring that Gungnir maintains his courage while enabling them to coordinate fully in a three-person team.
In the remaining time, an NPC Motley would occasionally ask him to train his men.
His army, known as the " Wild Hunt," was even more outrageous; thanks to their immortality, they would only exchange wounds for wounds in battle.
While this fighting style can intimidate the enemy, it also significantly reduces their own combat efficiency.
The training program designed by [ A Huan ] for them focuses more on combining suicide missions with combat skills.
Although the Second Holy See's overall military strength is almost entirely tied to the players, Ed still needs a local army as a precaution.
The training of the local army is now basically handled by [ A Huan ] alone.
This brought him a considerable income. Looking across Valhalla, those who earned more than [ A Huan ] were either players or not human.
With ample funds, [ A Huan ] quickly bought a small plot of land in Valhalla and began hiring locals to build a wooden house from scratch.
Outside of working hours, he would always go to that small construction site to watch his wooden house being built little by little.
As for other times, he would also take on some side jobs. Just now, he accepted the invitation from the player [ Good Times Don't Last ] to come and do some temporary training for that so-called " Adrian Imperial Guard ".
As far as he knew, the " Adrian Imperial Guard " was different from the " Gungnir " and the " Wild Hunt." It didn't seem to be an official army directly under Ed, but rather a civilian organization spontaneously formed by the players.
Although surprised, the well-informed [ A Huan ] didn't think there was anything wrong with it, after all, everyone's intentions were good.
Just as he was about to visit a player who was skilled in carpentry to see if he could customize some furniture, someone suddenly patted him on the shoulder.
He is [ Lion Hidden in the Eyes ], the three-armed Dragonborn who stands out in the " Adrian Imperial Guard ".
"What do you need me for?"
[ A Huan ] asked with a smile.
"It wasn't me who contacted you."
[ Lion Hidden in the Eyes ] He looks towards the Obsidian Bank:
"She's the one who contacted you."